Choosing the right frequent flyer program within the oneworld alliance is a critical decision for any savvy traveler. In 2025, the landscape is shifting with significant updates: Fiji Airways has become a full member, expanding the network, while major players like British Airways and Iberia are overhauling their programs to be more spend-based. These changes make it essential to reassess your loyalty strategy.

Before you even pick a seat, you can now peek at the caviar service on Emirates, the Shake Shack burger on Delta, or the vegan curry on Singapore Airlines—all from your phone. Most global carriers publish digital menus 7–14 days before departure, and AwardFares now surfaces many of them in a single click. This guide rounds up every major airline’s menu portal, when each one unlocks, and the quirks you need to know.

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.

American Airlines has just opened two sleek new lounges in Terminal A-West at Philadelphia International Airport (PHL). Spanning a combined 25,000 square feet, the Flagship and Admirals Club lounges are designed to give frequent flyers and premium cabin travelers a calm, comfortable space before departure.

American Airlines just kicked off its biggest Main Cabin award sale ever. From now through May 28, 2025, the carrier is offering more than one million Main Cabin one-way seats on domestic flights for only 5,000 AAdvantage miles, and trans-Atlantic flights start at 15,000 miles one way. Travel is open any day in August and September 2025, with no blackout dates.

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is gearing up for winter 2025/2026 with a major network expansion from its Copenhagen (CPH) hub. Beginning October 2025, the carrier will introduce six brand-new destinations, boost frequencies on key sectors and carry over 22 of its most popular summer routes into the colder months. Altogether, SAS expects a 40% rise in seat capacity and a 75% uplift in overall connectivity across Scandinavia and Europe.

If you’re a EuroBonus member, now’s the time to plan your next trip! For a limited time, SAS is offering 25% off award flights across their entire network. The offer applies to SAS Go Bonus, SAS Plus Bonus, and even SAS Business Bonus cabins—for both one-way and round-trip flights. As always, children aged 2–11 get an additional 50% off the already discounted points price!

United Airlines just raised the stakes in the premium travel game. With the announcement of its new Polaris Studio suites and Elevated cabin interiors on upcoming Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, the airline is making a bold statement: international business class can be both luxurious and forward-thinking.

Alaska Airlines is adding a new way to travel to the Philippines, and it’s powered by points. Philippine Airlines is now the 32nd global partner in the Alaska Mileage Plan, opening up new opportunities to earn and redeem miles across the Pacific.

Two of Scandinavia’s most powerful loyalty programs, SAS EuroBonus and Scandic Friends, are now fully integrated. You can now link your accounts, enjoy automatic status matches, and soon exchange points freely between the two platforms. This integration mimicks other succesful airline-hotel partnerships in the past (Delta, Marriott, American, Hyatt, etc.) and will make the whole experience better for Scandinavia-based travelers.

American Airlines is taking their premium cabin experience to the next level just in time for the summer travel season. As other airlines are doing (Korean Air, Cathay, Iberia, etc.) American has officially announced the launch of its newly redesigned Flagship Suite seats aboard the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, with tickets going on sale this week.

Every year, cities around the world explode in color and celebration as they host Pride festivals to honor the LGBTQ+ community. But traveling to these destinations during peak Pride season often means sky-high prices. That’s why smart travelers turn to airline miles and points.