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On this page we show various flights we're taken. These are our own experiences on our own flights. On some airlines we have elevated privileges, and so get a higher level of service (theoretically), and on others we purchase Business or First Class tickets. Sometimes we fly Economy!
We are comfortable traveling in Coach or Economy Class, in a First Class suite or anywhere in between. We love to travel and we report it as we find it.
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We take an overnight flight from New York JFK to Dubai DXB on a 2 year old Airbus A380 in Business Class. The Emirates A380 Business Class is on the upper deck. This flight was very enjoyable, with excellent staff, food and beverages.
Unfortunately, the upstairs bar was closed on this flight due to Covid protocols, however it has since reopened. It was open for our return flight
View Large 4K (new Window)Review of 3 Different Airlines on a Flight From Malaysia to USA in Business Class
We used Thai Airways from Kuala Lumpur to Bangkok, then EVA Air from Bangkok to Vienna and then Austrian Airlines from Vienna to Newark. We had some of the best food we've ever had in the air!
View Large 4K (new Window)We catch an overnight flight from New York (JFK) to Abu Dhabi International (AUH) on a brand new Airbus A350–1000. We are in Business Class today.
View Large 4K (new Window)We travel from Newark Liberty Airport in New Jersey, one of New York's 3 main airports to Sydney's Kingsford–Smith Airport, via Los Angeles (LAX) on United Airlines. Due to summer traffic disruption, our initial flight in canceled and we miss our chance to fly in a 787–10 and need to content ourselves with a 777–200 for the initial leg, and a 787–9 on the longer leg.
View Large 4K (new Window)We travel in Emirates Business Class on a Boeing 777–300ER from Male, Maldives (MLE) to Dubai International (DXB) in the United Arab Emirates.
View Large 4K (new Window)We take a nearly–empty Airbus A330–300 From Sydney, Australia to KLIA2 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This was a superb flight with great staff, a peaceful flight with no hassles (after departure). One of the best flights we've taken, although that's partially because the flight wss so empty.
View Large 4K (new Window)We catch an overnight flight with Emirates from one of the major airports in the New York area – New Jersey's Newark Liberty Airport (EWR) to Athens Greece (ATH) in Coach (Economy). Its an overnight flight on a Boeing 777–300ER.
View Large 4K (new Window)United Flight 1203 on a Boeing 737–900 from Washington Dulles (IAD) to Orangestad, Aruba (AUA) on June 25th, 2021
View Large 4K (new Window)We catch a GOL Airlines (Gol Linhas AĆ©reas Inteligentes) flight from Sao Paolo Brazil to Mendoza Argentina in coach class. As a lower cost airline, GOL exceeded expectation. The food, although simple, was very tasty, the crew were excellent, and although the flight was a little rough, was fun.
This flight was taken in the southern hemisphere summer of 2023
View Large 4K (new Window)We catch a Bombardier CRJ900 from the new terminal at Newark Liberty Airport — Terminal A (EWR). We fly Air Canada Express to Ottawa International Airport (YOW) on a bright sunny early summer day.
View Large 4K (new Window)We catch a local flight, which is technically international, on a DeHavilland Twin Otter from Aruba to Curacao
View Large 4K (new Window)We catch a seaplane, a DHC-6 Twin Otter from the International Airport in the Maldives to our luxury resort.
View Large 4K (new Window)We take a flight on one of the worlds best airlines from Singapore Changi airport to Darwin in the Northern Territory of Australia. This is an unusual routing to get to Australia, and frankly I don't understand why it is not more popular
View Large 4K (new Window)We catch a domestic Business Class flight between Newark Airport (one of the 3 principal airports for New York City) in a Boeing 737–MAX8. The route between Newark Liberty (EWR) and San Francisco is around 3 and a half hours, and there are multiple flights a day. We were originally booked in Economy (i.e. Coach) but were upgraded during boarding. This was a very erly morning flight from the newest terminal at Newark Airport — Terminal A. Not many shops were open at this time, and we even had to wait for TSA to open. Departure time (wheels up) was just after 5AM.
View Large 4K (new Window)We catch a Polaris flight between 2 of United's busiest hubs in a Boeing 777–200. The route between Newark Liberty (EWR) and San Francisco is around 5 and a half hours, and there are multiple flights a day, plus red–eye night flights. These flights are marketed as Premium flights, and some upgrade mechanisms cannot be used on them. For instance, CPU upgrades cannot be used to upgrade from Economy to Polaris.
View Large 4K (new Window)We catch a First Class flight between 2 of United's busiest hubs in a Boeing 737–900. The route between Chicago O'Hare (ORD) and Newark Liberty (EWR) is just a little over 2 hours, and there are United flights every couple of hours. United sometimes use larger planes on this route, and you should try and grab one of those if you're flying anything but Economy/Coach class.
View Large 4K (new Window)We fly domestic First Class on United from Newark Liberty Airport (EWR) in New Jersey to Orlando, Florida (MCO) on a Boing 737–900.
View Large 4K (new Window)We take a budget airline, Spirit, from Orlando Florida to Newark, New Jersey. Spirit Airlines charges a low base fare and then charges for all services on top of that, which is a classic budget airline pricing strategy.
View Large 4K (new Window)We travel on an Embraer E145 with United Airlines from George Bush International Airport (IAH) in Houston to Corpus Christi (CRP). These small pencil–like aircraft are sometimes call puddlejumpers, and it is appropriate in this case.
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