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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
It’s been awhile since we’ve unBOX’d an amenity kit. We thought this EVA Airways Business Class kit would be a good way to dig back in. Watch as we take a look at what’s inside this hardside Rimowa kit.
Not even my new pair of Warby Parkers could help me see the fine print on the Amex Delta companion certificate I was using for our holiday travel. As there’s no crying in basebal, there’s no “risk-free” for this freebie.
Our first trip in both American Main Cabin Extra and aboard the airline’s A321T made the most of almost every nickel and dime in our pockets. Pay per meal, booze, headphones and entertainment ruled the day. Here I’ll tell you what was worth it and what we skipped.
Our visit to the Airline Passenger Experience or APEX Expo 2014 was short, but we covered enough ground to make this another Modhop mini-series. In our first video we look at amenity kit makers and their latest pillows, blankets and goodie bags. To see what kinds of kits each of these companies produces, check out the links below and keep coming back to modhop for travel upgrade reviews and amenity kit unBOX features. Buzz Products (Qantas, Delta, Jetstar, Virgin Australia and more). Wessco International (American, Etihad, others.) Linstol (TAM & more)
Not really at all like the Delano Miami except for the amount of white the rooms are bathed in this Delano King room is impressive. The separate rooms could both be a foot wider to accomodate friends that want to come over and steal stuff from your mini-bar, but it was more than enough for our lame work-party. Check out our full set of pics here.
We’re in Cathay Pacific’s Premium Economy for the first time…in the air. Our earlier close-up showed you more of the full cabin but here we break down the experience in our full review. Check out the seat, the meal and the entertainment…
Trans-atlantic turbulance keep you up all night? Well that 6 hour layover at Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) won’t have to totally bite with the Courtyard Marriott Warsaw Airport Hotel right across the street. Watch as we tour this non-upgrade from the Modhop YouTube channel.
Long time fans of JetBlue get more to build thier case for the airline as the airline offers up bigger screens, more sattellite tv and radio channels, and up in front “even more space” than before. See the full video of our trip aboard this JetBlue A321 in seat 6F and read about one thing that keeps this from being the perfect coach seat.
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 class aboard this Lufhtansa Cityline CRJ-900.
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.
