Singapore Airlines

Singapore Airlines is the national air carrier of Singapore. The airline is the top 15th airlines in the world in terms of revenue passenger kilometres. Its main base is Changi Airport located at Singapore City. Singapore Airlines is the world’s most admired airline for giving uncompromised luxury service to passengers. The flagship carrier has won several awards for providing beautiful in-flight experience.

Singapore Airlines operates trans-pacific flights, including world’s longest non-stop commercial flights from Singapore to Newark, New Jersey, Los Angeles and California.

Singapore Airlines serves a range of gourmet food. Coffees, champagnes and wines are also offered to its first and business class passengers.

In order to make your flying a little more enjoying, Singapore Airlines attempts to add bigger screens, together with a PC, in every seat on the newest planes. A USB port is fitted in each seat so that passengers can access to documents on a thumb drive. You can now make, create or edit documents without digging out your laptop.

The national flagship carrier introduces Monsoon Special fares over time. These are special fares, which passengers use. Singapore Airlines offers reasonable promotion price tickets. But such offers are often limited to a specific period.

Passengers can book Singapore Airlines both online and offline. But online method can help you save your time as well as energy. Send a simple request with putting all the relevant information in the space provided.

The Singapore Airlines service offers superb air service that passengers can enjoy.

Virgin Atlantic announces to share codes with Air NewZeland

Virgin Atlantic and Air New Zealand have signed a code-share agreement for a number of domestic and international routes. As a result of this pact, the airlines will be able to sell connecting flights on each other’s services. The accord will also be applicable to two of Virgin Atlantic’s long-haul Asia-Pacific routes.

Air New Zealand is the national air carrier of New Zealand. The national flagship carrier operates daily scheduled flights, connecting more than 53 destinations, including 27 domestic and 26 international, in 14 countries across Asia, Europe, North America and Oceana. Auckland Airport is the main base of Air NewZeland.

On the other hand, Virgin Atlantic is a British air carrier owned by Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Group and Singapore Airlines. London Heathrow Airport is the main base of Virgin Atlantic.

The airlines expect the code share to come into force on February 28th, 2011.

Now, passengers will be able to book with Virgin Atlantic to travel on connecting journeys on the following Air NewZealand routes:
Los Angels – Rarotonga
San Francisco – Auckland
Sydney – Auckland
Sydney – Christchurch
Sydney – Wellington
Auckland – Christchurch
Auckland – Wellington
Auckland – Queenstown
Auckland – Rarotonga