Air Travel

JAL was established in 1951 and became the national airline of Japan in 1953. It joined the oneworld alliance in 2007 and operates primarily from Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya. JAL is consistently rated as a safe airline to fly with. The airline is IATA IOSA certified and its safety regulator is one of the world’s […]

Unless you regularly travel in business class or hold a frequent flyer status with an alliance that you fly with the most often, a Priority Pass membership is arguably the best way to get into airport lounges. That said, over the last couple of years, DragonPass has grown to become a viable alternative to Priority

The A380 is nowhere near as legendary or as successful as the 747. That said, it certainly has its place in aviation history. It is, without a doubt, also an aircraft that many aviation enthusiasts – and even members of the general public – want to log a flight on. While the A380 was a

Allowing free cancellations and flight changes up until the day before departure on all fares other than the cheapest Blue Basic, JetBlue has a lenient cancellation/flight change policy compared to many other airlines. The only caveat is that the fare is returned in the form of a travel credit managed using the airline’s Travel Bank

Priority Pass is, without a doubt, one of the best ways to access airport lounges when you otherwise wouldn’t have access. That said, depending on where you live, getting a membership can be costly. While I am lucky to be able to get one for less than 100 dollars a year using a credit card

Over the last couple of decades, business class seats on airplanes – especially those used on long-haul flights – have evolved from simple recliners all the way to private suites equipped with doors. Among the different evolutions of business class seats, herringbone and reverse herringbone seats are some of the most popular. While the former

If you have been following this blog (or similar ones) for a while or if you did some research on how to access airport lounges, you have likely heard of Priority Pass. Aside from flying in first/business class or having a frequent flyer status, it is arguably the best and easiest way to access airport

If you are coming from the US or Asia and are not used to flying short-haul business class within Europe, you might be in for a surprise. While the onboard service is not too different from what you might be used to, the seats will in the vast majority cases not be what you expect