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
Author: Jason Rabinowitz
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
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
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
French bee delivers just enough honey in Premium to be worth it
Low-cost long-haul air travel is a tricky business. Offer too little and passengers won’t enjoy their experience and likely won’t return. Of... Continue Reading
Smartwings surprises with weird yet wonderful A220 service
It’s rare for me to fly a new airline these days and come away from the experience thinking “that was weird, but I’d probably do it again.” ... Continue Reading
Largely positive Delta 767 flight reveals PaxEx vulnerabilities
Having flown Delta more than any other airline in the world by a fairly wide margin, I sometimes struggle to differentiate the experience be... Continue Reading
NextGen Acela Trip Report: Improvements outweigh missed opportunities
When Amtrak’s first generation Acela service launched more than a quarter century ago it was received with fireworks displays and massive in... Continue Reading
Amtrak issues RFP for single-level long distance coaches
As Amtrak slowly but surely makes progress on overhauling its high-speed and regional trainsets with NextGen Acela and Airo, respectively, a... Continue Reading
Amtrak to launch NextGen Acela service on August 28
After nearly half a decade of watching, waiting, and testing, Amtrak has revealed that revenue passenger service of its NextGen Acela trains... Continue Reading
New Terminal One at JFK bakes in accessibility as it readies for debut
NEW YORK — Newark Liberty and New York LaGuardia boast gleaming new terminals, and now serious attention is being paid to sprucing up New Yo... Continue Reading
Different eras: trying Air Canada’s oldest and newest cabins
I have become quite fond of experiencing #PaxEx opposites due to flight changes that are out of my control. This time, fleet constraints and... Continue Reading
Space at a premium: pondering the value of JetBlue Mint Studio
New Yorkers and Londoners are spoiled for choice. Between British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Delta, United, American and even Norse Atlantic ... Continue Reading