Today is the day on which the United States has reopened its borders to international travellers for the first time in nearly 20 months. To celebrate the reopening, British Airways and Virgin Atlantic performed simultaneous takeoffs from London Heathrow Airport.
Qantas’ first quarantine-free flight to Australia has landed in Sydney today. This is the first commercial passenger flight that the Australian flag carrier has operated in nearly 600 days.
Frequent flyers on British Airways will be very happy with this news. British Airways has announced that it will complete the retrofitting of its entire Boeing B777 fleet with new ‘Club Suites’ (Business Class) by the end of 2022.
United Airlines has announced that it will add 5 new flights to London in March 2022. From March 2022, the airline will be operating a whopping 22 daily flights to London from the United States.
British Airways has announced codeshare with Kenya Airways, meaning that British Airways passengers will be able to fly to more destinations across Africa.
easyJet has announced the opening of its first-ever airport lounge, in collaboration with No1 Lounges, at London Gatwick Airport’s north terminal.
Hilton has announced the opening of Canopy by Hilton London city, the lifestyle brand‘s debut hotel in the United Kingdom.
Australian flag carrier Qantas has confirmed plans to operate London flights via Darwin. The confirmation comes after the airline brought forward the resumption dates of London and Los Angeles flights.
Following the UK’s government’s announcement that a total of 47 countries and territories will be removed from the Red List, British Airways has announced that it will resume and increase frequency of flights to a number of destinations.
The government of United Kingdom has announced the latest changes to its travel traffic light system. Grant Shapps, Transport Secretary, has announced that 47 countries will be removed from the red list of countries.