EconomyBudapest–Bucharest on TAROM’s turboprop. The report describes limited legroom and a low cabin ceiling, alongside the paid food menu and the experience of boarding the smaller aircraft.
Budapest→Bucharest
EconomyCalgary–Frankfurt in seat 44G on a recently delivered Dreamliner. The review compares standard and exit-row space, checks entertainment and charging options, and follows the transatlantic meal service.
Calgary→Frankfurt
EconomyEdmonton–Calgary on an Air Canada Express turboprop. Narrow seats have adequate legroom for the short flight, which includes juice and water; the reviewer also describes delays and a tight onward connection.
Edmonton→Calgary
EconomyYellowknife–Edmonton on a CRJ-900. The review examines the 2-2 economy cabin, usable legroom and unexpectedly available personal screens and USB charging, as well as the boarding experience.
Yellowknife→Edmonton
EconomyShizuoka–Sapporo Okadama on a pink E175. Comfortable leather seats, green tea and a cake make the short flight distinctive; the report also covers airport access and the absence of onboard charging.
Shizuoka→Sapporo
EconomyShanghai Pudong–Shenzhen in window seat 71L. The report explores the 2-4-2 cabin, seat power and headrest, hot food and onboard Wi-Fi, with useful context about connectivity restrictions.
Shanghai→Shenzhen
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
BusinessTokyo Narita–Seoul in 5K, trying ZIPAIR’s flat-bed seat with separately purchased extras. The review explains the unbundled meal and baggage choices, boarding process and reverse-herringbone cabin.
Tokyo→Seoul
EconomyAmsterdam–Paris Orly on Transavia France. The modern cabin includes a sturdy table, cupholder and powerful USB-C charging; the review weighs those useful details against the total fare and extras.
Amsterdam→Paris
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
EconomyHeathrow–Dundee aboard a small Scottish turboprop. Remote-stand boarding, the tartan livery, included baggage and a Tunnock’s biscuit give this short flight a distinctive character.
London→Dundee