| Garuda Indonesia to Launch Third Daily Jakarta Flights |
Air Travel NewsMonday, January 30, 2012Indonesia's national airline, Garuda Indonesia, has declared the addition of a third daily flight connecting Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta opening from February 19th 2012. This fresh service will function using a Boeing 737-800NG aircraft, which features Garuda Indonesia's new ‘Nature's Wing' livery, signature interior and advanced aboard services such as individual touch-screen LCD TVs with Audio-Video on Demand entertainment systems. "Whether it is for trade dealing or contentment, three daily Garuda flights will give out commuters the convenience and flexibility when scheduling a trip to Jakarta.' Opening from February 19th, the new inbound service, GA 816, will leave from Soekarno-Hatta Airport at 14:30 and land in Kuala Lumpur International Airport at 17:35. The outbound flight, GA 817, will head off Kuala Lumpur at 18:40, arriving in Jakarta at 19:45. Garuda Indonesia is enhanced to a four-star ranking by Skytrax in 2009, the worldwide yardstick for airline service standards was authenticating the upgrading in its avant-garde product and service quality Labels: Airline Tickets, Brussels Airlines, business class airline tickets Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Air New Zealand has raised its international fares by an average of 3 per cent to wrap the escalating cost of fuel. Its fare increase adds $100 to the cheapest return economy ticket from Auckland to London, effective from February 21. An Air New Zealand spokeswoman stated that flights from Wellington to Australia had not gone up, but that departure from Auckland and Christchurch had.
![]() Air New Zealand also lifted fares to Australia and the appeasing Islands by a similar amount late last year. Back then, domestic tickets between the main centres rose as much as 17 per cent in the wake of budget airline Pacific Blue leaving the market. Several international airlines, including Qantas, have announced fare increases lately to recompense for the rising cost of fuel. House of Travel retail director Brent Thomas stated that the relatively modest increases would not impact on demand for travel. He also added that the airlines certainly haven't made a lot of money over the last few years and this will be a chance to make sure they are covering their costs, but hopefully that is not going to discourage people from traveling. Labels: Air New Zealand, Airline Tickets, Airlines Friday, July 17, 2009 AirIndia has cancelled two flights from N S C Bose International Airport here and rescheduled five others in view of the 12-hour WestBengal bandh by Congress tomorrow.
Airport authorities sources said, IC 229 Kolkata-Guwahati and IC 211 Kolkata-Aizawl flights which depart at noon have been cancelled.
IC 253 Kolkata-Silchar flight will leave at 10 am instead of 1 pm, while IC 201 Kolkata-New Delhi will leave at 7 pm instead of 5 pm, they said, adding IC 765 Kolkata-Chennai will leave at 7 pm instead of 6.30 pm. The two others rescheduled are IC 771 Kolkata-Bangalore flight which will leave at 7.30 pm instead of 6 pm and IC 2727 Kolkata-Agartala flight which will leave at 9.45 am on Saturday instead of 5 pm tomorrow. Labels: Airline Tickets, Cheap business class flights, Discount, Travel Airfare Friday, May 22, 2009 Mobile boarding pass now available on almost all routes from Germany / More than 85,000 users per monthThe mobile boarding pass service introduced recently by Lufthansa on its Frankfurt-Vancouver route has been extended and is now available on many other routes, including almost all long-haul flights departing from Germany. More and more passengers are taking advantage of this fast, flexible and convenient check-in service and having their boarding pass sent to an Internet-enabled cell phone in the form of a 2D barcode. About 85,000 passengers a month are now using this innovative service, which does away with the need for paper documents. With the exception of flights departing from Germany, the mobile boarding pass can now be used on flights from more than 30 airports in Europe and from all Lufthansa destinations in Canada. In addition to the relevant flight data, such as the passenger's name,flight number and departure time, the boarding pass contains a 2D barcode, which permits passengers to pass through the security checkpoints and then proceed straight to their departure gate. There, the barcode is read by a scanner, enabling passengers to board the aircraft directly. Lufthansa passengers with an Internet-enabled mobile device can request an electronic boarding pass via the mobile portal lufthansa or they can check in online via the Internet. The only identification they need at check-in is their booking code combined with their name. Since the end of April, Lufthansa's Online Check-in service has also offered a range of new options. In future, passengers who are travelling together will be able to check in independently and select seats next to one another even if they have not made a joint booking. All they have to do is click on "Add passenger" when checking in online. Passengers who have already checked in via the Online or Mobile Check-in service can now also change an existing seat assignment on the Internet. (Lufthansa) Labels: Airline Tickets, Business Travel, Discount Flights |



