Please wait there Sir, the Concierge would like to see you…..
A story about how United marked this members 25 years of membership – no marching bands or dancing girls – but a nice ‘Thank You’ went a long way.
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AA Paris to New York
Report on my recent trip with American Airlines from Paris to New York, including the Flagship Lounge at JFK
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Airlines | Commentary | Travel
American Airlines Security at CDG – bAAd
American Airlines’ security process at Paris CDG has raised concerns due to its intrusive nature. Passengers experienced extensive questioning and document retention, which goes beyond typical security measures seen at other European airports. This heightened scrutiny has sparked discussions about privacy and passenger experience during travel.
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My first TSAPre experiences
The blog post recounts the author’s initial experiences with TSA PreCheck during a busy travel day at JFK. Highlighting the efficiency of the program, the author contrasts their seamless passage through security in Paris with the challenges faced during domestic flights, raising questions about the factors influencing TSA Pre eligibility.
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BA changes look of online seat charts
British Airways has updated the design of its online seat charts, enhancing the visual appeal for users selecting seats and checking in online. The new look aims to provide a more modern and user-friendly experience across various aircraft classes, including Club Europe and First Class.
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BA FlighPath – a chance to re-live your travel history
BA FlightPath offers users a chance to revisit their travel history through the British Airways Executive Club website. By tracking flights, miles flown, and countries visited, members can gain insights into their travel patterns, although the feature currently only accounts for BA flights.
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BA changes upgrades for Gold Members at 3,500 Tier Points
British Airways has enhanced its Executive Club benefits for Gold Members, now offering two individual upgrade certificates at the 3,500 Tier Points milestone, a shift from the previous single certificate for two travelers. This change provides greater flexibility for solo travelers while maintaining attractive offerings at lower tiers.
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MH370: Australia says it may have found debris
Australian authorities have reported a potential breakthrough in the search for missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370, with satellite images revealing two objects in waters off Perth. Prime Minister Tony Abbott confirmed that an Australian P-3 Orion aircraft has been dispatched to investigate further.
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Review: Economy by Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand’s Economy class experience from London Heathrow to Los Angeles is detailed in this review, highlighting the check-in process, departures area amenities, and boarding procedures. The author shares insights from their tenth flight with the airline, providing a comprehensive look at the journey.
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April travel plans
April brings exciting travel opportunities with two trips planned from Europe to the West Coast of the USA. Highlights include experiences at the Admirals Club in Paris, a first transatlantic flight on American Airlines’ 767-300, and a stay at the Hilton Rome Airport, along with updates on travel news and insights.
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United confirms its crackdown on carry-on, to LA Times
United Airlines is implementing a crackdown on carry-on luggage in response to customer feedback regarding overhead bin space. A spokesperson confirmed that the policy aims to address concerns from passengers with appropriately sized bags who struggle to find room. This move may require some travelers to check their bags more frequently.
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MH370 – Reuters reports FBI probing 4 ID’s used by passengers
The FBI is investigating the passports of four passengers aboard MH370, as reported by Reuters. Malaysian officials are collaborating with international intelligence agencies to explore all possibilities regarding the incident, while also focusing on locating the missing aircraft.
