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Mistakes were Made: United Airlines Business Class Newark to Milan
Thanks to a United travel waiver for the Northeast, Wideroe was willing to make changes to the otherwise non-changeable mistake bookings. Rather than try to call Norway, I gave their online chat a try: A few minutes later, I had … Continue reading
Mistakes Were Made: An Introduction
Back in November, a small Norwegian regional carrier, Wideroe, stopped charging fuel surcharges on Star Alliance-operated tickets across the Atlantic. Needless to say, the frequent flyer community pounced on the opportunity to save hundreds of dollars per round trip. While … Continue reading
Burning A Hole In My Pocket: Lufthansa Business Class Munich to Newark
Having enjoyed my time in the lounge, I made my way to the end of the concourse to catch my flight to Newark. Ordinarily, airport security abroad is a joy. For our flight, bound to the United States, we got … Continue reading
The Best-Laid Plans: United First Class Newark to San Francisco
As far as flights go, my trip in first class from Newark to San Francisco was uneventful. Having been rather sleep deprived from the night before, I slept for most of the flight. I must have missed an announcement, but … Continue reading
The Best-Laid Plans: An Introduction
In retrospect, I misnamed my trip to Thailand and Japan via Europe this past March. Business class to Asia via Europe is a cakewalk compared to flying coach to Asia via the Pacific. Back in November, I convinced myself to … Continue reading
Asia, the Long Way: Luftansa Senator Lounge Berlin and United BusinessFirst Berlin to Newark
I had about an hour before boarding started, so I visited the Senator lounge next to my gate to check up on my email as my hotel imposed somewhat outrageous prices for internet access. Traditionally, Continental operated the Newark-Berlin route … Continue reading
Asia, the Long Way: United BusinessFirst Newark to Copenhagen
When I was booking my trip in December, I was squeezed by two factors: Limited advanced business class award availability and increasing swaths of fuel surcharges on many Star Alliance carriers for Aeroplan awards. For the outbound leg, the former … Continue reading
Is it us, or is the world shrinking?
As one of the gotchas of the switch over to the legacy Continental systems of the merged United Airlines, the powers which be decided to reduce the distances between many city-pairs. While some of these were understandable changes (when the … Continue reading
Honolulu
To reach Honolulu, I flew on United 421 from Newark to Honolulu with a stop in San Francisco to change planes from an A320 to a Boeing 777. Since United’s domestic non-p.s. first class is rather uniform, I’ll omit the … Continue reading
Newark to Las Vegas
Unlike my previous trip to Las Vegas, I had a slightly more direct trip to Nevada. Originally, I was booked on the last flight of the night (CO1534) for which my upgrade had cleared 48 hours out. Having checked on … Continue reading