Rapid growth in passenger numbers flying from Dublin Airport to the US has paved the way for the new 51st&Green US Preclearance Lounge. The lounge is available to transatlantic passengers travelling with Aer Lingus, Delta, United and American Airlines in Business Class or with airline club cards. The four airlines fly 276 times a week to and from 11 US destinations, with a choice of 40 return flights daily.

SAS has launched a simple and flexible way to bid on an upgrade, whether you are flying to the USA, Asia, Europe, or within the Nordic region. The new product is called SAS Upgrade and it lets you decide how much you want to bid for an upgrade to SAS Plus or SAS Business, the highest bids wins the upgrade. It will be possible to pay for the upgrade with both payment cards and using EuroBonus points. Plus Eurobonus points are also earned on the upgrade.

British Airways Luxury World Sale is now on until the 22nd March 2016. You can take advantage of great fares to destinations as varied as New York, Rome, Barcelona, Miami and Las Vegas, as well as exotic cities such as Buenos Aires, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur.

You can fly from a selection of regional airports including Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Jersey, Leeds Bradford, Newcastle and Dublin, via connecting flights from London Heathrow, Gatwick or London City to over 70 destinations.

Air Canada is enhancing the experience of Premium travellers with the creation of a new Business Class Check-in area at Toronto Pearson. The dedicated concourse will be available to customers travelling in Business Class or customers holding select Premium status beginning January 21, 2016.

The Scottish Executive Package is designed to help you get more out of your Business travel. With this package, not only will you get a flexible Standard Class ticket between Scotland* and London, you'll also benefit from all of this:

Cathay Pacific's Lounge in Terminal 3 of Heathrow Airport will be temporarily closed for renovation from today until June 2016. During this time, Marco Polo members of Silver, Gold and Diamond tiers, oneworld members of Emerald and Sapphire tiers and passengers travelling in First and Business class are invited to use the lounges of Cathay Pacific's partner airlines as well as Heathrow's No 1 lounge. All lounge invitations will be arranged for passengers upon check-in. The renovation follows updates to Cathay's lounges in Hong Kong, Taipei and Bangkok.

This November Emirates celebrated 25 years of flying from Manchester Airport. During that quarter of a century Emirates have carried more than 8 million passengers to and from Dubai, with nearly half of that in the last five years. That has been driven by Emirates increasing the frequency of its flights to three a day, two of which are operated by its super-jumbo aircraft. It is the only airline to use an A380 at Manchester. Almost 800,000 people have travelled with Emirates through Manchester Airport in the last year alone.

SAS Scandinavian Airlines now fly direct to Hong Kong five times a week with excellent European connections and with short transfer times in Stockholm. The new route, SAS’ fourth direct connection between Scandinavia and Asia, will be flown on a by SAS a brand new Airbus 330 Enhanced and an upgraded Airbus 340 with an all new modern interior, mood lighting, wider seats, a new entertainment system, High Definition screens and Wi-Fi on-board, among other facilities.

Emirates New-Look London Heathrow Lounge is now open. The re-designed lounge is divided into stylish areas where you can work, dine or enjoy conversation with friends. Savour gourmet cuisine with a wide selection of dining options, prepared by chefs using the freshest ingredients with a range of fine wines, premium spirits and champagne. Do Business your way by staying connected with Wi-Fi, plugging in to the business centre or networking over a drink.

Scandinavian Airlines SAS are now the only airline to fly direct between Scandinavia and Hong Kong. The new route departing five times weekly from Stockholm Arlanda Airport is SAS’s fourth direct connection to Asia and conveniently links with other major European hubs.