BusinessMontréal–Los Angeles in the A220’s recliner Business cabin. Photos of the seat and leg support help set expectations for a longer North American flight without confusing it with Signature Class.
Montreal→Los Angeles
EconomyThe short-haul leg of a Lisbon–Toronto trip: useful for understanding what comes before a long-haul premium-economy flight. Photos show legroom, device storage and USB-C charging.
Lisbon→Paris
EconomyA short London City departure in seat 26A. The report shows the A220’s 2-3 cabin, the rear-row experience and the modest service offered on the hop to Zurich.
London→Zurich
FirstThe twelve-seat domestic first cabin on a San Diego–Seattle flight, with a closer look at seat space, large screens and the hot meal.
San Diego→Seattle
EconomyA family flight from Salt Lake City to Burbank, examining the five-abreast cabin, seat power, snacks, free Wi-Fi and the comparatively spacious lavatories on the smaller A220.
Salt Lake City→Burbank
EconomyA London–Zurich family flight in the five-abreast cabin. The report covers legroom, the lack of power and connectivity, complimentary water and chocolate, and the paid onboard menu.
London→Zurich
EconomyA hosted Heathrow–Geneva trip in Swiss economy. The comfortable 2-3 cabin and generous-feeling knee space stand out, while the flight lacked seat power and Wi-Fi; the report also explains the separately arranged airport lounge access.
London→Geneva