Being served just by Fuji Dream Airlines and ANA on the domestic side and a handful of international airlines, Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport is one of the smaller ones in Japan. That said, the airport is equipped with a credit card lounge called Your Lounge. I had a chance to visit the lounge last month […]
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While Fuji Dream Airlines has the most flights out of Nagoya Komaki Airport, it is a Shizuoka-born airline and operates quite a few flights out of Mt. Fuji Shizuoka Airport. With my wife being from Shizuoka, I decided to finally try the airline on our most recent trip to visit her parents. During the week-long
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The Boeing 787 and the Airbus A330neo variants are direct competitors with impressive ranges, operating on some of the world’s longest commercial air routes. The A330 had been flying commercially for 17 years before the 787 came on the scene. Airbus revamped and improved the original A330 variants and created the A330neo in direct response
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The Boeing 787 and Airbus A320 are different in many respects. Whilst both are twin-engine aircraft, that is perhaps where the similarities end. Actually, they are also both highly successful aircraft and both are still in production with large order backlogs. The 787, though, is a significantly larger and heavier aircraft than the A320. The
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At long last, on April 29, 2023, Japan canceled all of its COVID-19-related travel restrictions, joining the vast majority of other countries. Perhaps realizing the limited benefit of those measures at this point, the date the restrictions expired was moved up from the originally scheduled May 8, 2023. In either case, with my recent trip
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While there are still plenty of cargo 747-400s flying, that cannot be said about the passenger version of the aircraft. As such, I found it hard to resist catching a flight on Asiana’s sole remaining passenger 747-400 when it got scheduled to fly from Seoul to Tokyo back in April. Continue reading this article to
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Before catching a flight on Asiana’s Boeing 747 from Seoul to Tokyo, I had a chance to check out one of the airline’s three business class lounges at Incheon Airport. This wasn’t my first visit to the lounge or my longest visit to the lounge but since I haven’t reviewed it before, I decided to
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On my trip to catch the Asiana 747 from Seoul to Tokyo, I had a quick overnight layover at Seoul Incheon airport. Searching for a cheap place to stay near the airport, I found GL City Hotel Incheon Airport. Not having stayed there yet, I decided to book a room there – it was just
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With non-stop flights between Tokyo and Seoul having no award availability when I needed to go, I ended up flying from Tokyo to Fukuoka and then on to Seoul during my recent trip to Korea. The second flight, from Fukuoka to Seoul, was operated by Asiana Airline’s Airbus A321neo. Continue reading this review to see
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Are you interested in trying business or first class for FREE at a deep discount?
If so, you might want to check out Four Ways to Try Business & First 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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