FirstAn Atlanta–Chicago flight in a traditional recliner seat. Attentive drinks service during a ground delay, seatback entertainment, Wi-Fi and the snack-only catering are covered in detail.
Atlanta→Chicago
FirstLas Vegas–Dallas in a domestic first-class recliner. Thin cushioning and the lack of a seatback screen are balanced against a useful work table, attentive drinks service and a substantial sandwich meal.
Las Vegas→Dallas
EconomyA short Bucharest–Cluj-Napoca flight aboard TAROM’s retro-liveried 737. Thickly padded seats reduce knee space but remain comfortable, while the half-hour flight has a simple water service.
Bucharest→Cluj-Napoca
EconomyAlicante–Madrid in seat 28A. The thick seatback limits knee space, and the aircraft lacks usable charging and Wi-Fi; the review follows the ground experience and the short domestic flight.
Alicante→Madrid
EconomySplit–Prague in seat 4F on a Slovak-registered aircraft. The report examines basic reclining seats, legroom and missing power sockets, and explains the limitations of the airline’s Economy Comfort seating.
Split→Prague
EconomyLondon Stansted–Split with a preordered vegetable tagine. The report covers seat selection, the meal package, cabin features and clear crew updates during a departure delay.
London→Split