play_arrow
Anthony’s Philippines: “It was an Adventure” Jake Redman
play_arrow
Anthony’s Amazing Singapore: “Toe Dipping” Point of SE Asia Jake Redman
play_arrow
Anthony’s Ireland: Hellman’s Makes Ketchup Too Jake Redman
play_arrow
Dallas, Disney and Deals. Our 100th Episode. Jake Redman
play_arrow
AirBnB Cancels Some Cancelling & Jake Thinks Charlotte is a Beach Town Jake Redman
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.
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).
We’re into the non-schengen Lufthansa Business Class Lounge at Munich Airport to clean up after a restful flight from New York. Watch as we rate the showers, food and more in our full video review.
The big ending to the 2014 “France Is In The Air Expo” is this Air France La Premiere Suite. Putting plastic on the seat like granny does with her sofa might have worked, but Air France kept us from getting our hands on this seat by putting up a velvet […]
We’re up front in United First Class aboard this 737-800 in seat 1F. Watch the full video review now to see what went right…and wrong.
Big, busy and businessy. We’re inside the Star Alliance Business Class Lounge at London Heathrow to snap a few pics and maybe scarf down a few sandwiches. Here’s what we found in pictures.
The second in our 4 part tour of new Air France long-haul seating as displayed at the airlines touring expo on it’s Summer 2014 stop in NYC. This week see video and pictures from Premium Economy.
Step back into the 80’s or at least see what remains of the era of smoking on planes as you board this LOT Polish 737-400. It’s tar stained walls welcome you to business class where the only upgrade is room for your elbows and in our case, friendly flight attendants.
