While I mostly fly in economy class, I was lucky enough to have been able to take a few business class flights over the last couple of years as well. Not only was I able to try the service offered by several different airlines, but I was also able to experience a variety of different …
10 Business Class Seat Types You Need to Know Before Booking Your Next Flight Read More »
You book the flights for your vacation or to visit your family abroad, a couple of days later decide to look at the confirmation email, and it hits you – you misspelled your name. Or, you entered your first and last name in the wrong order. Situations like that are not common, but they do …
What Should You Do If You Misspelled Your Name on an Airline Ticket? Read More »
If you’ve traveled around Europe, then you will be familiar with the continent’s largest low-cost airlines: Ryanair, easyJet, Norwegian, and Wizz Air. You’ve either flown them, or they at least showed up in search results when you were looking for various flights (mostly) within Europe. In this article, I’ll take a closer look at each …
Battle of Euro-LCCs: Ryanair vs. easyJet vs. Norwegian vs. Wizz Air Read More »
Having traveled with thirty or so cordless drills and tens of other tools recently, I decided to look a bit closer into what the rules are when it comes to flying with power tools, hand tools, bolts, nuts, and other hardware. If you are looking for a quick answer, here you go: in vast majority …
Flying with Power Tools, Hand Tools and Hardware: What Are the Rules? Read More »
While not long ago, it was possible to smoke on a plane and thus use lighters on an aircraft freely, those days are (thankfully) long gone. As such, you obviously aren’t going to light up a cigarette mid-flight. However, you might want to have a source of fire – whether a lighter or matches – …
If asked what airlines you can book between, let’s say New York in the United States and Vancouver in Canada, one would likely mention one or more of the major US airlines like United as well as the Canadian flag carrier, Air Canada. Did you know, though, that you can also fly between the two …
What Are Fifth Freedom Flights and the Freedoms of the Air? Read More »
Whether you are about to visit Sapporo, Okinawa, or some other Japanese city other than Tokyo, Osaka, or Nagoya, and you are arriving from outside Asia, chances are you will have to transfer at one of the two major Tokyo airports – Haneda and Narita. Depending on what your destination is or where you are …
A Guide to Transferring Between Tokyo Haneda and Narita Airports Read More »
Whether you are flying from Boston to New York, Frankfurt to Munich, or New York to Honolulu, you are flying on a domestic flight. This article looks in detail at what domestic flights are, how they are different from international flights, and what some of the longest and shortest domestic routes are. What Is a …
What Is a Domestic Flight and What Are the Shortest and Longest Domestic Routes? Read More »
While there are differences in the kind of service provided between various airlines, the two factors that generally have the largest impact on what kind of service you will receive onboard your flight are the flight’s distance and the class of service you book. In this article, I’ll take a brief look at the four …
What Are the Differences Between Travel Classes on Airline Flights? Read More »
Are you interested in trying business or first class for FREE without breaking the bank?
If so, you might want to check out Four Ways to Try Business Class Without Breaking the Bank, and experiment with some of the methods mentioned in it.
It’s a free guide that I put together detailing some of the ways I was able to do so myself.
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