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If you’re one of those that hate people reclining into your knee space, this seat is for you. Sure your feet won’t get far but your precious head and knees will have a few more inches to roam free thanks to the bulkhead wall. Check out our gallery from business […]
We’re in 1E aboard a United 737-900. This version’s got more seats in back with less recline and the stinginess might extend to the front a bit. Watch as we see what it’s got and what’s missing.
If plane watching, bagels and 90’s decor suit your mood, the United Club at New York’s LaGuardia airport might be the one for you. Not our fave at LGA but good in a pinch.
We’re fans of this Plaza Premium Lounge, as we are many others accross the globe. This one at the USA departures area of Vancouver Airport is small but comfortable with decent food and amenities.
Before we hit the video deck for our first offical review of Cathay Pacific Premium Economy, we pull the pics for a gallery of what you’ll find on board.
Most are impressed with the Dom Perignon but we think EVA Air Royal Laurel Business Class would be just as great without. Champagne isn’t our thing, but food, space and service definately are.
We don’t ususally spring for a luxury car rental…but we had a coupon. We rented a silver Audi A4 (or simply “quattro” as I call it in the video) and show you what you’ll find inside a rental from Silvercar LAX.
It’s a step down from our previous trip in Acela First Class but if you can do without the TV dinner and free drinks, Acela Business Class isn’t a bad way to travel between New York, Boston and Washington DC. Here are our pics from a typical business class car.
It’s one of the more consistent upgrades in domestic travel, but why does this first row Sun Country First Class bulkhead seat seem different than our last flight? Watch as we try to figure it out in our review(s).
