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JAL Domestic First Class

JAL Domestic First Class: All You Need to Know

JAL is the only airline to offer three classes of service on domestic flights around Japan. In addition to economy class, it offers Class J and first class. While Class J doesn’t offer service differentiated from economy class other than a larger seat, domestic first class service is considerably differentiated from the other two classes. …

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Flying on Jeju Air with a Baby

Flying on Jeju Air with a Baby: Bassinets, Baggage, Strollers, Meals & More

The last flight of our Christmas trip to Europe had us flying from Seoul Incheon to Shizuoka on the Korean low-cost airline Jeju Air. Like on the flights we took with our baby daughter before that, we traveled with her as an infant on lap. Continue reading to learn more about our experience and the …

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28-Hour Trip to Korea

Trip Preview: A 28-Hour Hardcore Non-Stop Review Trip to South Korea

After a couple of family trips to Europe, it was time for a quick aviation-filled trip to South Korea. Booking the flights one at a time, the trip somehow turned into a hardcore, 28+ hours long non-stop review frenzy with minimal sleep that was as tiring as it was enjoyable. Continue reading to learn more …

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Flying on LOT with a Baby

Flying on LOT with a Baby: Bassinets, Baggage, Strollers, Meals & More

My daughter’s second long-haul trip had us flying on three LOT Polish Airlines flights including two long-hauls and a short-haul. I wrote this guide since infant-related policies and service vary depending on the airline. Continue reading to learn all you need to know before booking a LOT ticket for your baby – and to see …

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Toki Air Inaugural

Onboard Toki Air’s Inaugural Flight: The Steel Crested Ibis Carries Passengers at Long Last

Over three years after being founded in July 2020, Niigata-based Japanese regional airline Toki Air finally launched operations. On January 31, 2024, it operated its first revenue flight, from Niigata to Sapporo Okadama. I had a chance to take the inaugural flight so continue reading to see what it was like and to learn more …

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American Airlines Plans Brisbane Flights

American Airlines to Add Seasonal Dallas – Brisbane Route, Strengthening Joint Venture with Qantas

In the 2024-2025 winter season, American Airlines will add its second destination in Australia, Brisbane. The seasonal flights will be part of the airline’s joint venture with Qantas. Continue reading to learn more. American Airlines to Add Dallas – Brisbane Using Premium 787-9s On February 2, 2024, American Airlines announced that it will add non-stop …

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Jeju Air 737-800 Economy Class Seats

Review: Jeju Air 737-800 Economy Class from Seoul Incheon to Shizuoka

To get back to Japan from Seoul after our Christmas trip to Europe, we flew with Jeju Air from Seoul Incheon to Shizuoka. Since the last (and first) time I flew on Jeju Air was over five yeas ago on a domestic flight, I was looking forward to this flight. Continue reading this review to …

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LOT 787-9 Economy Class

Review: LOT 787-9 Economy Class from Budapest to Seoul Incheon

After spending about a week in Europe, it was time to head back to Japan. To do so, we first flew with LOT on its fifth freedom flight from Budapest to Seoul Incheon. Continue reading to see what the economy class flight onboard the airline’s 787-9 was like. Check-in, Lounges & Boarding at Budapest Airport …

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