BusinessAmsterdam–Cape Town in window seat 4K. The review follows the Crown Lounge experience with the reverse-herringbone seat, swing-out screen, footwell and storage on the long journey.
Amsterdam→Cape Town
EconomyA short Johannesburg–Kruger flight on the 44-seat ERJ-140, followed by a comparison with the ERJ-135 return. The report documents the 1-2 seating, bus boarding and drinks and snacks on both legs.
Johannesburg→Mbombela
FirstParis–San Francisco in the four-seat La Première cabin. This report explores the curtain-enclosed seat, soft bedding, reliable onboard Wi-Fi and two substantial meals, alongside the escorted airport transfers.
Paris→San Francisco
BusinessTokyo Haneda–London in 5K, travelling via North America. The reviewer tests the unusually wide seat, privacy door and large screen, while explaining why the firm bed and its length may trouble taller passengers.
Tokyo→London
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
BusinessLondon–Las Vegas in front-row suite 1K. The review covers the bulkhead storage and seat position, dining, and the practical effect of a forward toilet kept closed during the flight.
London→Las Vegas
BusinessSingapore–Helsinki in the smaller business cabin, comparing the bulkhead seat with the outbound experience. The report weighs extra sleeping space against a firm bed and describes inconsistent drinks and meal service.
Singapore→Helsinki
Premium economyA report from Norse’s first Oslo–New York flight. It examines the spacious reclining seat, inherited cabin fittings, meal portions, boarding delays and the absence of Wi-Fi, with practical advice about bringing snacks and headphones.
Oslo→New York
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
EconomyA Budapest–Seoul family journey in a bulkhead row with a bassinet. The review covers legroom, seatback entertainment, shared power outlets and the two meal services.
Budapest→Seoul
EconomyWarsaw–Vienna on an E190 with adjustable headrests and power outlets. The report describes the comfortable short-hop seating and the unexpectedly substantial choice of sweet or savoury complimentary buns.
Warsaw→Vienna
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