Philadelphia · Philadelphia International (PHL) → Dublin · Dublin Airport (DUB)
A review covering domestic and transatlantic 787 flights. The linked seats that move when a neighbour gets up, early wake-up and headphone collection are useful details for overnight travel.
Doha · Hamad International (DOH) → Delhi · Indira Gandhi International (DEL)
The onward flight after Los Angeles–Doha uses an open reverse-herringbone seat. Read for the late-night dinner versus sleep trade-off, last-row location and Starlink experience.
Madrid · Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas (MAD) → San José · Juan Santamaría International (SJO)
A Madrid–Costa Rica trip in seat 2A, with close-ups of the swivel table and storage. The author explains how the armrest lowers for sleep and contrasts the warm crew service with costly Wi-Fi.
Milan · Malpensa (MXP) → Helsinki · Helsinki Airport (HEL)
Two short-haul flights framing a Singapore trip. The comparison of rows 1 and 2, fixed armrests and meal service helps separate the European connection from the long-haul experience.
Brussels · Brussels Airport (BRU) → Montreal · Montréal–Trudeau International (YUL)
A 2019 Brussels–Montreal flight in seat 1A. Detailed seat and bedding photos help assess the executive pod; the author also describes the galley location and weaknesses in the catering.
Boston · Logan International (BOS) → San Francisco · San Francisco International (SFO)
Two solo Mint suites on a 2018 Boston–San Francisco flight. The review compares them with paired seats and shows the adjustable cushion, storage and meal service of the original product.
Paro · Paro International (PBH) → Delhi · Indira Gandhi International (DEL)
A 12-seat recliner cabin on a flight out of Paro. Read for the seat layout and the author’s photographs of the Himalayan departure, rather than expecting a long-haul flat bed.
Nairobi · Jomo Kenyatta International (NBO) → Lusaka · Kenneth Kaunda International (LUN)
An aircraft swap from an E190 to a 737, followed by a short regional flight. The account separates a spacious recliner and warm crew from disappointing catering.
A detailed overnight Premier World report with seat and meal photographs. The author describes slow service and a bed fault alongside the crew’s hospitality.
Addis Ababa · Addis Ababa Bole International (ADD) → Cape Town · Cape Town International (CPT)
A historical look at the 2-3-2 Cloud Nine cabin: angled sleeping position, exposed footrests and limited storage. Useful for understanding how this older product differs from newer flat-bed cabins.
New York · John F. Kennedy (JFK) → Sint Maarten · Princess Juliana International (SXM)
The original Mint cabin mixes paired seats with solo suites. This report focuses on the door-equipped 2F throne, its storage and small-plate dining, plus a lengthy departure delay.
Bogota · El Dorado International (BOG) → Madrid · Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas (MAD)
A 1-2-1 reverse-herringbone cabin split into two sections. Read for the seat and cabin photographs, and the distinction between comfortable hardware and less polished meal presentation.