Delta airlines will introduce a economy plus section – "Economy Comfort" – on all long-haul international flights in summer 2011. The new seats will feature up to four inches of extra legroom and 50 percent more recline than Delta's standard international coach seats.
The product, which is similar to upgraded Economy services currently available on flights operated by Delta's joint venture partners Air France-KLM and Alitalia, will be installed in the first few rows of the Economy cabin on more than 160 Boeing 747, 757, 767, 777 and Airbus A330 aircraft by this summer.
Customers who have purchased an international Economy ticket on Delta will be able to upgrade to economy plus seats for an additional fee of $80-$160 one-way through delta.com, kiosks and Delta reservations beginning in May for travel this summer. Complimentary access to Economy Comfort seats will be available to all SkyMiles Diamond and Platinum Medallions; up to eight companions traveling in the same reservation with Diamond and Platinum Medallions; and customers purchasing full-fare Economy class tickets. Gold and Silver Medallions will enjoy 50 and 25 percent discounts on the Economy Comfort seat fees, respectively.
In addition to more leg room and recline, customers seated in Economy Comfort will board early and enjoy complimentary spirits throughout the flight. These benefits are in addition to Delta's standard international Economy class amenities, including complimentary meals, beer, wine, entertainment, blankets and pillows. In-seat power will also be available on aircraft equipped with personal entertainment systems which come with free HBO programming and other for-fee content(1). The seats will be designated with a specially designed seat cover.
Monday, June 6, 2011
earn points on porter airlines for free flights
porter airlines start frequent flyer program VIPorter. you can Earn VIPorter Points each time you fly, and redeem points for free tickets in as few as five flights.
After earning 7500 points, you can redeem a complimentary flight.
Earning
Once you’re registered as a VIPorter member, you’re ready to earn VIPorter Points. You’ll earn points based on each one-way flight you fly and the fare class you select. Points are earned after each flight taken.
Depending on the fare class selected, you may redeem points to travel in as few as five flights.
Fare Class: VIPorter Points Earned:
Firm 375
Flexible 750
Freedom 1500
You can check your points balance online at any time. When you’re ready to redeem your VIPorter Points, simply log in online at VIPorter or call our Contact Centre at 888-619-8622 to book your flight. With VIPorter, your redeemed flights are equivalent to Porter’s Flexible fare class, including complimentary seat selection. There are some restrictions based on time and date of travel, so please contact our Call Centre for more information.
After earning 7500 points, you can redeem a complimentary flight.
Earning
Once you’re registered as a VIPorter member, you’re ready to earn VIPorter Points. You’ll earn points based on each one-way flight you fly and the fare class you select. Points are earned after each flight taken.
Depending on the fare class selected, you may redeem points to travel in as few as five flights.
Fare Class: VIPorter Points Earned:
Firm 375
Flexible 750
Freedom 1500
You can check your points balance online at any time. When you’re ready to redeem your VIPorter Points, simply log in online at VIPorter or call our Contact Centre at 888-619-8622 to book your flight. With VIPorter, your redeemed flights are equivalent to Porter’s Flexible fare class, including complimentary seat selection. There are some restrictions based on time and date of travel, so please contact our Call Centre for more information.
Philadelphia to Halifax Stanfield flights US Airways
US Airways operate three times daily flights between Halifax and Philadelphia beginning on June 1, 2010. This marks US Airways’ first service to Halifax.
The year-round daily service to Halifax will be operated by US Airways Express partner Air Wisconsin on a 50-seat CRJ-200 regional jet. The non-stop service will depart Halifax at 7:40 a.m., 1:15 p.m., and 5:00 p.m.
“We are very pleased to welcome US Airways to our community,” says Tom Ruth, HIAA President & CEO. “This announcement is great news for air travellers, and the Atlantic Canadian economy as a whole, and demonstrates our commitment to expanding air service in Halifax,” he says.
“This new service to Philadelphia, three times a day, will provide both business and leisure travellers with more options, more choice, and direct access to another key U.S. market and major airline hub,” says Jerry Staples, HIAA Vice President Marketing & Business Development. “We have been working with US Airways on this route development for some time and are delighted to see it become a reality,” he says.
US Airways, along with US Airways Shuttle and US Airways Express, operates more than 3,000 flights per day and serves more than 190 communities in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East, the Caribbean, Central and South America.
The year-round daily service to Halifax will be operated by US Airways Express partner Air Wisconsin on a 50-seat CRJ-200 regional jet. The non-stop service will depart Halifax at 7:40 a.m., 1:15 p.m., and 5:00 p.m.
“We are very pleased to welcome US Airways to our community,” says Tom Ruth, HIAA President & CEO. “This announcement is great news for air travellers, and the Atlantic Canadian economy as a whole, and demonstrates our commitment to expanding air service in Halifax,” he says.
“This new service to Philadelphia, three times a day, will provide both business and leisure travellers with more options, more choice, and direct access to another key U.S. market and major airline hub,” says Jerry Staples, HIAA Vice President Marketing & Business Development. “We have been working with US Airways on this route development for some time and are delighted to see it become a reality,” he says.
US Airways, along with US Airways Shuttle and US Airways Express, operates more than 3,000 flights per day and serves more than 190 communities in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Europe, the Middle East, the Caribbean, Central and South America.
Servisair lounge at Calgary airport
YYC is pleased to offer two lounges, where passengers can enjoy beautiful surroundings, business facilities and refreshments. The Servisair Chinook Lounge is a pay to use lounge open to all guests departing from Concourse D and the Rocky Mountain Lounge is open to all guests departing from Calgary airport Concourse C (U.S. departures). Enjoy all the benefits of an executive lounge, regardless of what airline you are flying...treat yourself to your own personal upgrade!.
Servisair/GlobeGround is the largest operator of lounges in Europe, last year serving nearly 1,000,000 customers in nine countries. The new luxury Lounge at Calgary will cater to the discerning traveller and will offer a range of exclusive services including:
•Internet access,
•Bar area featuring complimentary beer, wines and spirits; beverages, soft drinks and snacks.
•Comfortable relaxing area including a fireplace.
•Newspapers and magazines.
•Large screen television and flight information screens.
•Business facilities including writing desks, telephone and fax.
•Dedicated uniformed Lounge staff.
Servisair/GlobeGround is the largest operator of lounges in Europe, last year serving nearly 1,000,000 customers in nine countries. The new luxury Lounge at Calgary will cater to the discerning traveller and will offer a range of exclusive services including:
•Internet access,
•Bar area featuring complimentary beer, wines and spirits; beverages, soft drinks and snacks.
•Comfortable relaxing area including a fireplace.
•Newspapers and magazines.
•Large screen television and flight information screens.
•Business facilities including writing desks, telephone and fax.
•Dedicated uniformed Lounge staff.
air canada Maple Leaf Lounge Calgary airport
air canada Calgary airport Maple Leaf Lounge provides a private, serene escape from the bustle of airport activity, offering an unrivaled level of service in a cozy, comfortable setting with clean architectural lines, warm natural colours, and breathtaking views.
. Features include:
Complimentary food and beverages
Breakfast time: enjoy a light snack that may include fruit, toast, cereal, yogurt, cereal, juice, tea, coffee, espresso and cappuccino.
Lunch and dinner time: enjoy a refreshing beverage, such as juice, soda, tea, coffee, espresso, beer, wine and spirits, along with an assortment of delicious snacks.
desktop computers with high-resolution, 17" flat-panel monitors;
•conference rooms ;
•Hewlett-Packard Business Centres, featuring a range of business equipment including faxes, colour printers and copiers;
•high-speed Internet access;
•the Bell Access Zone (WiFi),
•courteous, helpful staff to assist with same day travel needs, flight check-in and seat assignment.
Airport Location: Concourse A (Gates 11-19)
Air Canada's Maple Leaf Lounges welcome:
•Executive First and Executive Class customers;
•Aeroplan Super Elite members;
•Aeroplan Elite members;
•Air Canada Maple Leaf Club Card holders;
•American Express AeroplanPlus Platinum card holders;
•Air Canada Maple Leaf Club Card holders provided by American Express;
•Air Canada Maple Leaf Club Card holders provided by CIBC, and;
•Any Star Alliance member with a Star Alliance Gold logo on their card
. Features include:
Complimentary food and beverages
Breakfast time: enjoy a light snack that may include fruit, toast, cereal, yogurt, cereal, juice, tea, coffee, espresso and cappuccino.
Lunch and dinner time: enjoy a refreshing beverage, such as juice, soda, tea, coffee, espresso, beer, wine and spirits, along with an assortment of delicious snacks.
desktop computers with high-resolution, 17" flat-panel monitors;
•conference rooms ;
•Hewlett-Packard Business Centres, featuring a range of business equipment including faxes, colour printers and copiers;
•high-speed Internet access;
•the Bell Access Zone (WiFi),
•courteous, helpful staff to assist with same day travel needs, flight check-in and seat assignment.
Airport Location: Concourse A (Gates 11-19)
Air Canada's Maple Leaf Lounges welcome:
•Executive First and Executive Class customers;
•Aeroplan Super Elite members;
•Aeroplan Elite members;
•Air Canada Maple Leaf Club Card holders;
•American Express AeroplanPlus Platinum card holders;
•Air Canada Maple Leaf Club Card holders provided by American Express;
•Air Canada Maple Leaf Club Card holders provided by CIBC, and;
•Any Star Alliance member with a Star Alliance Gold logo on their card
Air Canada tokyo Vancouver direct flights
Air Canada’s new daily non-stop air service between Vancouver International Airport (YVR) and Haneda Airport. Starting in January 2011, YVR will enjoy the first and only connection between Canada and tokyo Haneda airport, which is only 30 minutes from downtown Tokyo. The new service complements Air Canada’s existing route between YVR and Narita, doubling the number of Air Canada’s daily flights from YVR to Japan.
The airline’s new YVR HND flights to tokyo Haneda will be operated onboard 211-seat Boeing 767-300 ER aircraft offering a choice of Executive First and Economy service, with the carrier’s individual in-flight entertainment system available at every seat throughout the aircraft. With these new flights to Haneda, Air Canada offers the most number of flights between Canada and Japan with up to 24 weekly, non-stop flights each day from Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto to Narita or Haneda.
“With this new service to Haneda Airport, Air Canada is offering travellers to Japan the best of both worlds and twice as many flights to get there from Vancouver. “We are confident our newest international flight will meet the growing demand for travel in the strong Pacific market, which saw Air Canada introduce a non-stop Calgary-Narita flight this year. Air Canada continues to focus on its global route expansion and we have added eight new international routes and destinations in 2010. With its lie-flat Executive First suites, Maple Leaf Lounges, concierge service, personal audio-visual systems at every seat, Aeroplan reward miles and much more, Air Canada is increasingly the preferred choice of international travellers.”
The airline’s new YVR HND flights to tokyo Haneda will be operated onboard 211-seat Boeing 767-300 ER aircraft offering a choice of Executive First and Economy service, with the carrier’s individual in-flight entertainment system available at every seat throughout the aircraft. With these new flights to Haneda, Air Canada offers the most number of flights between Canada and Japan with up to 24 weekly, non-stop flights each day from Vancouver, Calgary and Toronto to Narita or Haneda.
“With this new service to Haneda Airport, Air Canada is offering travellers to Japan the best of both worlds and twice as many flights to get there from Vancouver. “We are confident our newest international flight will meet the growing demand for travel in the strong Pacific market, which saw Air Canada introduce a non-stop Calgary-Narita flight this year. Air Canada continues to focus on its global route expansion and we have added eight new international routes and destinations in 2010. With its lie-flat Executive First suites, Maple Leaf Lounges, concierge service, personal audio-visual systems at every seat, Aeroplan reward miles and much more, Air Canada is increasingly the preferred choice of international travellers.”
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