Virgin Atlantic is running a one-week award sale that slashes 20% off its lowest Economy Saver reward seats to and from the UK. You can book one-way flights starting at just 4,800 Virgin Points, with travel from May 20 to September 30, 2025. Don’t miss out—book by May 27.

Air France-KLM has just launched Flying Blue+, a standalone mobile app that brings new ways to earn Miles beyond flights. Designed for members in the United States and the United Kingdom, this app lets you rack up Miles on everyday purchases, by linking your payment card and shopping through curated offers.

Flying Blue has rolled out a generous bonus on paid flights to two of Europe’s most iconic cities. Targeted members can earn 15 000 bonus miles each way when flying between the U.S. and Paris (CDG) or Amsterdam (AMS) on Air France or KLM. Here’s how to maximize this deal.

Big changes are coming to ANA Mileage Club, the popular frequent flyer program of All Nippon Airways (ANA). Spanning from June 2025 through May 2026, these updates touch nearly every aspect of the program—international awards, domestic flights, upgrades, and elite perks. Some bring long-requested flexibility, while others mark the end of fan-favorite redemptions.

Copa Airlines is expanding its network in Argentina by launching flights to Tucumán and resuming service to Salta. Both routes will operate three times weekly starting in September 2025, improving travel connections between Panama and Argentina’s northwest region.

Iberia and Aerolíneas Argentinas have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing travel connectivity between Argentina and Spain. Effective March 27, 2025, this alliance allows passengers to seamlessly connect between the two countries, accessing a combined total of 66 destinations with a single ticket and streamlined check-in process.

Air France just announced a new La Première cabin, the airline’s pinnacle of luxury travel, set to start operations in Spring 2025. With four suites on a selection of Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, this is part of a broader premium strategy from Air France, which includes introducing refreshed long-haul cabins and enhanced ground services at Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG).

Korean Air is taking its travel experience to new heights by unveiling luxurious upgrades to its airport lounges and launching its first-ever Premium Economy Class. These enhancements are part of Korean Air’s broader strategy to elevate the passenger journey, timed perfectly with its upcoming brand refresh and integration of Asiana Airlines.

If you’ve been following our Qantas coverage, you’ll know we recently outlined significant changes coming to the Qantas Frequent Flyer program in 2025. In a nutshell, members can expect both positive enhancements—like more premium award seats and the introduction of Hawaiian Airlines as a partner—and negative devaluations, including steep hikes in points required for many Classic Flight Rewards.

Korean Air just pulled back the curtain on a brand-new identity and aircraft livery—the first time they’ve made such a major change in over 40 years. They revealed it on March 11, 2025,, in Seoul, showing off a Boeing 787-10 freshly painted in the new design. This big refresh comes at a crucial time: Korean Air recently bought Asiana Airlines and plans to merge both carriers under a single look. The updated brand isn’t just about appearances—it sets the tone for where Korean Air is headed as they combine with Asiana and keep up with modern design trends.