Premium economyA transcontinental A321XLR flight testing the new premium seat, privacy wings, screen, bedding and meal service, with a warning about access from the window seat.
Los Angeles→New York
EconomyA Chicago–San Diego flight examining standard economy legroom, streamed entertainment and the brief snack-and-drink service.
Chicago→San Diego
EconomyA Vancouver–San Diego flight in an older A321 cabin, covering padded seats, tight legroom, unreliable entertainment and the lack of a power outlet at this seat.
Vancouver→San Diego
EconomyA Hong Kong–Bangkok flight on the older A321, weighing friendly service and buy-on-board choices against very tight legroom and the lack of entertainment.
Hong Kong→Bangkok
BusinessA coast-to-coast flight in the new single-aisle Flagship cabin. The review tests seat 1F in bed mode and weighs privacy, narrow aisles, working Wi-Fi and breakfast service.
Los Angeles→New York
BusinessA Bangkok–Singapore flight in throne seat 15J. The review examines the new flat-bed cabin, generous storage and sharp screen, while noting inactive Wi-Fi and constraints around the meal table.
Bangkok→Singapore
BusinessA transatlantic flight from Dublin to Minneapolis in a single-aisle aircraft. The report explores the spacious throne seats, storage and updated screens, alongside the limitations of the pre-clearance lounge.
Dublin→Minneapolis
BusinessMadrid–Boston on Iberia’s long-range single-aisle aircraft. The review tests the surprisingly usable bed and storage, the screen angle during take-off, and a Wi-Fi connection that needed reconnecting.
Madrid→Boston
BusinessTaipei–Palau in the small twelve-seat cabin, using 12K. The report describes the paired lie-flat seats, the climb past a neighbour, storage and the large touchscreen on this four-hour flight.
Taipei→Koror