EconomyReview: British Airways 787 Economy Class (LHR-YUL)
A London–Montreal flight in seat 33D, comparing the seating and food with slow meal service, a lagging entertainment system and the handling of a boarding delay.
London→Montreal
EconomyA London–Montreal flight in seat 33D, comparing the seating and food with slow meal service, a lagging entertainment system and the handling of a boarding delay.
London→Montreal
Premium economyA June 2023 London–Hong Kong report in seat 30C, showing the premium seat and documenting the cabin service during Cathay’s post-pandemic recovery.
London→Hong Kong
BusinessA delayed Berlin–Lisbon flight in European business class, with a close look at seat space, device storage, power outlets and the meal, plus the absence of Wi-Fi.
Berlin→Lisbon
EconomyA Bangkok round trip comparing two flights in seat 59K. Photos document the A350-1000 economy cabin, meals and the differences in service between the outbound and return.
Hong Kong→Bangkok
EconomyA short Pittsburgh–Washington flight in seat 23D. The review documents the older seatback entertainment, limited onboard service and the difference in power outlets between standard economy and Economy Plus.
Pittsburgh→Washington, D.C.
FirstA transcontinental flight in the last row of domestic first class, weighing limited recline against the refreshed entertainment system, attentive crew and a substantial breakfast service.
Los Angeles→Washington, D.C.
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 Chicago–Salt Lake City flight near the back of the cabin. The report balances tight legroom and limited food choices with reliable Wi-Fi, seatback entertainment and efficient service.
Chicago→Salt Lake City
EconomyA family flight in the extra-legroom section, with a caution about a missing window in row 11, a substituted pre-ordered meal and a useful account of the onboard Wi-Fi and screens.
Los Angeles→Chicago
EconomyA Seattle–Palm Springs trip in an exit-row extra-legroom seat. The review explains the recline trade-off and covers a pre-ordered antipasto platter, cocktails, device power and Wi-Fi.
Seattle→Palm Springs
EconomyA Chicago–Seattle flight in extra-legroom economy, reviewing the seat, slow but usable Wi-Fi, a pre-ordered hot breakfast and frequent drinks service. There are no seatback screens.
Chicago→Seattle
BusinessA short Newark–Chicago hop becomes a lengthy journey after a weather delay. The report shows the value of a lie-flat seat while noting the lack of working Wi-Fi and a full meal.
New York→Chicago