AS AU EU US Chinese airlines are showing the first signs of recovery with flights slowly resuming
While many countries in the world are struggling with the coronavirus pandemic, China brings some positive news. Hopefully, the situation in other areas of the world will develop in a similar way and lifting of travel-related bans will happen as soon as possible.
EU Life after the coronavirus crisis. Wizz Air has a bold business growth strategy
While many other airlines cancel flights, postpone delivery of new aircrafts and clearly state that they will reduce the fleet after the crisis, Wizz Air plans to go in the opposite direction. The airline will not reduce its fleet and even intends to increase it significantly.
EU Ryanair has been operating flights with empty planes for several days. Why?
After suspension of almost all its flights Ryanair keeps using a big part of its fleet for operating short flights on a regular basis. Confused? We will explain.
AS AU EU US Wizz Air raises price of Wizz Flex Service
In a recent update the Hungarian low-cost carrier has raised the price of its Wizzair Flex service that allows flexible changes of reservations without any additional charge.
AS AU EU US Airlines are not refunding cancelled flights. They are pushing other alternatives instead
Usually if an airline cancelled your flight, one of the options presented would have been a refund. However, in the current situation, carriers are making cash refunds as difficult as possible. In general, they go two ways: offering passengers a variety of bonuses and discounts on future flights, or making the process as complicated and or slow as possible
AS AU EU US The unique 8-hour flight from Greenland on a turboprop airplane
The coronavirus pandemic is having a huge impact in airlines, forcing them to be "creative", presenting flights and routes that we would never see. Air Greenland's 8-hour flight between Nuuk and Copenhagen using a Dash 8 turboprop is amongst the most unique of the bunch.
AS AU EU US Domestic flights to and from Wuhan to be resumed next month
As the coronavirus pandemic seems to be under control in the country, Chinese authorities started to remove some travel restrictions. According to CNN, flights to and from the original epicentre of the Covid-19 outbreak are going to be resumed on April 8.
AS AU EU US Ryanair expects to remain grounded until June
Ryanair has grounded nearly all of its planes from today - and said it isn't expecting to operate flights in either April or May.
AS AU EU US This airline will pay you compensation if you get infected with coronavirus after flying with it!
The coronavirus pandemic left airlines struggling to remain afloat with bookings and revenue tanking. Trying to counter this, most of them started to cancel flight change fees or offered refunds using vouchers. Vietjet however found a more interesting solution.
AS AU EU US 5 incredible Tree House accommodations to connect with Nature
When we were kids most of us climbed trees and dreamt of building a treehouse. With introduction of internet, video games or smartphones many of us forgot how amazing it was. Fortunately, it is still possible for travellers to have this experience and in very comfortable conditions.
