BA: ‘I am sorry but we only have 4 meals for 11 passengers, so no one is eating’
A delay, a cancellation and then another delay almost scupper an international trip!
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First Impressions of Korean Air and Japan Airlines First Class
My recent trip to Korea and Hong Kong allowed me to try two new First Class products. Here are my first impressions of the Korean Air Kosmo Suites 2.0 and Japan Airlines First Class.
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Trip Report Hall of Fame: My Top 10 Reviews
The process of trip reporting has always been a passion of mine and is one of main reasons that I started this blog in the first place. Here is my trip report Hall of Fame – a collection of the top 10 reviews of all-time as judged by your views.
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REVIEW: United Airlines BusinessFirst, Amsterdam to Newark
A United flight from Amsterdam to Newark was my first time on a United aircraft for about 2 years. Whilst perfectly serviceable, it was not special. The ground service at Amsterdam left a lot to be desired and United showed how much it cares for Global Services members whilst not caring about its other passengers.
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A tale of two jumbos – United and BA transatlantic First Class
Two First Class flights across the atlantic gave me a chance to compare BA and United’s First Class service onboard their 747-400 aircraft. Guess who wins?
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Weekly Recap: First Class Showdown, Alaska Airlines Discounts, Exploring Lanai
I’ve had a blast being featured on BoardingArea this week, and as a final reminder before signing off, make sure to sign-up for the newsletter or follow me on social media to keep updated on all the latest posts. In case you missed it, here’s a recap of the top posts from the past week.
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Flight Review: Alaska Airlines First Class Oakland to Maui
As a relatively infrequent flyer, I mainly view myself as an airline free agent and will usually just chase the best deal for that particular trip. However, I do have one exception to the rule, and that’s for flying Alaska Airlines to Hawaii.
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First Class Showdown: Singapore Airlines vs. Cathay Pacific
In recent years, I’ve been fortunate to have had the opportunity to fly both Singapore Airlines and Cathay Pacific’s First Class products. But when I think back and try to compare the two, it’s actually been kind of hard to do. But during this trip I’d truly have an opportunity to get a head-to-head comparison of the two, since I was flying both in the same 24-hour period. And I made sure to use this chance to keep a running tally of the pros and cons of my flight on each airline.
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Flight Review: JetBlue Mint Class New York to San Francisco
I had already burned enough miles on my flights from San Francisco to New York, so I wasn’t looking to do anything crazy for the return home. As I shopped around for tickets back to San Francisco, since I was booking just a week prior to departure, ticket prices across the board were really high. However, I noticed that JetBlue’s Mint Class was priced at $549, and with the relatively small difference between that and the price of an economy ticket, I decided to give Mint it a shot.
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REVIEW: American Airlines, Santiago to Dallas, 787, Business Class
A trip back from Chile allowed me to experience American’s 787 aircraft.
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Inflight Dining: Premium Economy on Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand’s Premium Economy offers a distinctive in-flight dining experience that elevates traditional airline meals. Passengers can enjoy a multi-course menu crafted by renowned chef Peter Gordon, complemented by spacious seating and attentive service. This review delves into the culinary highlights and overall comfort of the journey from Los Angeles to London.
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Three things I found out about Spike Lee when travelling this week
Spike was in 2A, and I was across the aisle on a flight from LA to New York last Sunday. What did I find out?
