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Anthony’s Philippines: “It was an Adventure” Jake Redman
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Anthony’s Amazing Singapore: “Toe Dipping” Point of SE Asia Jake Redman
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Anthony’s Ireland: Hellman’s Makes Ketchup Too Jake Redman
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Dallas, Disney and Deals. Our 100th Episode. Jake Redman
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AirBnB Cancels Some Cancelling & Jake Thinks Charlotte is a Beach Town Jake Redman
The big carriers are battling for the headline “Best airline wifi 2026“. If you have spent any time at 35,000 feet over the last decade, you know the struggle. You pay good money for a connection that promises the world but delivers a spinning wheel of death the moment you […]
United Basic Business Class is here, and yes, that phrase sounds a little like an airline Mad Lib. But it’s real, and it’s now part of United’s new tiered fare structure for premium cabins, including Polaris and Premium Plus on select long-haul international, transcontinental, and Hawaii routes. The idea is […]
For a long time, Alaska Airlines was the cool, reliable neighbor who always had a spare jumper and knew the best hiking trails. They were the masters of the West Coast, the kings of the “milk run” through the Panhandle, and the airline you flew when you wanted a consistent, […]
Just when we thought the back of the plane couldn’t get any more “interesting,” United Airlines decided to throw us a literal cushion. Enter the United Relax Row: an economy row that converts into a flat-ish bed, aka an economy “couch.” United says it launches in 2027, starting on the […]
Lufthansa turns 100 this year, and the funniest possible way to celebrate is apparently: “Okay fine, we’ll finally modernize business class.” For a long time, flying Lufthansa was the aviation equivalent of a perfectly ironed shirt — reliable, respectable, and not exactly what you’d call exciting. You knew exactly what […]
Cathay Pacific just moved the goalposts for status chasers and credit card optimizers. Now, the new Cathay World Elite Mastercard is officially the ‘bridge’ to the 2027 status overhaul. The Threshold: Diamond Exec The old 1,200 Status Point (SP) target for Diamond remains — but the perks worth having are […]
Airport Intel: The Narrowbody Expansion Stepping onto the United 737 MAX 8 for a seven-hour flight to Europe feels a bit like a throwback. Single aisle. Standard recliner. United’s new transatlantic reality from Newark (EWR). Using the Boeing 737 MAX 8 for deep European routes. Glasgow and Santiago de Compostela. […]
Intel: The Delta A321neo First Class Pivot Delta A321neo First Class fleet planning just hit a snag. The result? A windfall for anyone hunting a domestic first class upgrade. Seven of Delta’s newest A321neo aircraft are entering service with a configuration that looks more like a private club than a […]
