Germán Ceballos

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) and Romania’s flag carrier TAROM have launched a new codeshare agreement, expanding connectivity between Scandinavia and Romania via key European hubs. The first codeshare flights started operating on February 9, 2026, with tickets already on sale through both airlines’ websites.

February brings major network news. SAS announced three new long-haul routes for Winter 2026/27, including a return to Dubai after 15 years. The new TAROM codeshare is now live, improving connectivity between Scandinavia and Romania. On the earning side, Hertz is running a Valentine’s Day double-points campaign, and there are several important March deadlines to mark in your calendar.

American Airlines’ AAdvantage Business program lets companies earn miles on employee travel while those employees earn bonus Loyalty Points toward elite status, on top of what they’d earn as regular AAdvantage members. It’s essentially double-dipping, and it’s free.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off in just four months: 48 teams, 104 matches, 16 host cities across three countries, and millions of fans scrambling for flights. If you’re looking for award flights to the 2026 World Cup, the window is narrowing fast: cash prices are already brutal, and they’ll only get worse as June approaches.

SAS is expanding its winter long-haul network with three new routes from Copenhagen: daily flights to Dubai and seasonal service to Phuket and Krabi in Thailand. The Dubai route marks SAS’s return to the UAE after 15 years, while the two Thai destinations will be served with scheduled nonstop flights for the first time ever.

We just noticed something massive in our logs: China Eastern (MU) award availability has suddenly appeared online for EuroBonus members.