Travel Advice

A Phenomenal—but Paradoxical—First Class

The impeccable experience offered in Qatar Airways’ first class contradicts the airline’s advocacy for elimination of the cabin.

Qatar Airways business class provides solid service and a good product, but it wasn’t the industry-leading experience I expected it would be.

Once you start using an eSIM for international travel, you’ll never look back.

Rather than simply “Fly(ing me) into Tomorrow,” my Japan Airlines Dreamliner cruised at a more timeless altitude.

Flying business class on EVA Air was pleasant and comfortable, but it didn’t rock my world.

Care to come aboard Cathay’s brand-new Airbus A350 with me?

Onboard American Airlines flight 27, from Los Angeles to Tokyo Haneda, Sandra simply smiled sweetly and handed me a glass of champagne.

Korean Air might just offer the best business class product in the sky right now—onboard certain planes, anyway.

Very little about the ANA experience has changed since I first flew them, besides of course the percentage of time I’m in business vs. economy.

Get off the fence about Fi if you’re on it.