Fast, fun, frequent: flying around the Caribbean is addictive
Some people fly to the Caribbean for the warm temperatures, sandy beaches, poolside drinks, and a generally laid back time away from their n... Continue Reading
Nose to Tail
Vieques Air Link delivers short, sweet island hop from Isla Grande
A recent trip to the Caribbean offered my travel partner and me a chance to visit the island of Vieques, located off the eastern coast of Pu... Continue Reading
Fairmont Vancouver Airport hotel proves perfect AvGeek getaway
Every now and again, you just need a little ‘treat yourself’ trip. Late last year I needed exactly that as a long 2025 drew to a... Continue Reading
Why the JSX ATR 42 turboprop gamble could pay off
Seattle in the winter isn’t the most alluring location, what with the never-ending rain and gloom. So I always look forward to an annu... Continue Reading
Pondering the value proposition of British Airways short-haul
What is British Airways’ value proposition on short-haul flights? That’s the question I found myself asking after flying BA from Londo... Continue Reading
Few quibbles on Iberia ATR 72 flight from Malaga to Melilla
Sometimes a flight crosses so many “firsts” off the list that booking it becomes mandatory. That was certainly the case for me on a recent o... Continue Reading
Why American Flight AA142 might be my absolute favorite
Rarely do I feel so spoiled for choice as I do when booking a New York to London flight. Because I find sleeping on aircraft nearly impossib... Continue Reading
Service oddities mar otherwise solid American Airlines JFK-HND flight
Despite American Airlines’ hub status in New York, I rarely find myself flying the carrier’s mainline network. But the US major’s addition o... Continue Reading
American Airlines’ Premium Economy on A321XLR is a delight
After reviewing American Airlines’ inaugural Airbus A321XLR revenue flight from the vantage point of a Flagship Suite Business Class s... Continue Reading
Welcome to American’s A321XLR inaugural in a Flagship Suite
Nearly 12 years ago in January 2014, I was on board American Airlines’ inaugural A321T flight from Los Angeles to New York JFK, and it... Continue Reading
Travel back in time aboard Korean Air’s 737-900
With airlines dumping billions of dollars into their aircraft cabins, it’s easy to forget just how far the passenger experience has come in ... Continue Reading
Passenger comfort still a priority on venerable Korean Air A380
When Airbus first started delivering the A380 in the late 2000s it represented a new vision for long-haul travel. It would have the best of ... Continue Reading
Brussels Airlines EuroBiz: better but still missing the mark
Brussels Airlines is often seen by flyers as a poor relation to its German and Swiss sisters in the Lufthansa Group. However, the carrier re... Continue Reading
LEVEL’s premium lie-flat gives space to rest, not much else
Spanish low-cost carrier LEVEL has a unique Premium Economy option installed on part of its fleet. With some ex-Virgin Australia A330s under... Continue Reading
United app snafu highlights rare misstep for US major
United continues to roll out 4K entertainment screens with Bluetooth audio and high wattage USB-C ports powerful enough to charge even the h... Continue Reading