On my trip to Nashville in May 2019, I was lucky to receive an operational upgrade on BA 217 from London-Heathrow to Washington-Dulles airport on 31st May 2019, flewn by a Boeing 747-400 aircraft. Instead of flying their Premium Economy…
Flying Singapore Airlines First Class (B777-300ER)
While I had Lufthansa First Class services from Frankfurt to Hong Kong and from Singapore back to Frankfurt on my trip to Singapore and Malaysia in April/May 2019, I especially looked forward to travel Singapore Airlines First Class from Hong…
Swiss A330-300 Business Class from Zurich to Dubai
While my previous experience flying to Dubai was the great Air Belgium service on behalf of British Airways, my wife and I chose the Swiss Business Class to get to the U.A.E. megacity. A companion sale gave us the opportunity…
Lufthansa First Class Terminal in Frankfurt
For customers flying on Lufthansa’s top notch First Class product (and HON Circle Members), the German airline offers a very unique product. Apart from “ordinary” First Class Lounges, Lufthansa hosts is a designated First Class Terminal in their main Frankfurt…
Malaysia Airlines B737-800 Business Class
During my trip to Singapore and Malaysia, I chose Malysia Airlines for my return from Kuala Lumpur International to Singapore Changi Airport. I was really curious how they would compare to their direct peer, Malindo Air, which I checked out…
Flying Iberia A350 Business Class
Not just my way to New York was very special by flying the remarkable BA 1 service from London-City to JFK, but also the inbound way. I routed with Iberia via Madrid, Terminal 4, back to Dusseldorf. My original booking…
BA 1 – British Airways’ Most Exclusive Intercontinental Experience
British Airways flight BA 1 has always been on my bucket list. The very special connection between London and New York departs at London City Airport and is serviced by an all-Business Class Airbus A318. As the outbound service is…
Flying Air Canada Premium Rouge
“Flying Rouge” becomes quite a success story for Air Canada. Just having started five years ago in 2013, the Maple Leaves’ low-cost subsidiary is steadily expanding their network, including connections to the Carribean, Europe and even Japan (Osaka from Vancouver).…