Unlike most airlines that allow one carry on bag and one personal item, Ryanair sneakily provides…read moreone check on bag and one personal item, so when I got to the gate in Dublin a RUDE sassy attendant with a bad attitude made me feel like an idiot for not checking my bag, and then made me pay €60 extra to check I what should've been a free bag.

Ryanair is good I went on the plane and then the people were mad but it was good their service…read morewas good and it was smooth and we landed safety Dont mind I'm a kid

First time travelled on Virgin Atlantic. Nice leather seats in Premium economy. Washrooms were kept…read moreclean unlike other airlines. Flight attendants were friendly and there to help. Special meals could be definitely healthier. They were greasy and heavy on the tummy. Entertainment wasn't that great and movies were boring. They could do better to have more comedy International movies for long haul sectors.

Virgin Atlantic was created in 1984 by Richard Branson (1950-), headquartered in Crawley, West…read moreSussex, England. The maiden flight from London's Gatwick to Newark was on June 22, 1984. Today's flight VS47 is from London's Heathrow lhr T3 15:45 to New York's JFK's T4, 18:50. Aircraft: Boeing 787-9; 1, 1, 1 Seat A5, w/ the sun on my side. Duration: 06:50 Toiletries: REN Clean Skincare Service: 5/5 Foods & drinks: 4/5 Comfort of the seat: 4/5 The business section is full, but from the announcement, the economy isn't: it asks the passengers to sit where they're assigned for the balance at take off; then they can make themselves comfortable wherever. It's a day flight. We'll have a full menu shortly after taking off, and a high tea before landing. The minibar is mostly empty. The VS Lounge on the ground is far better than the Amex Centurion.

Flew in Club Suites the other day and it was a decent experience. Booked direct and was able to…read morecheck-in online with a boarding pass, pending document verification at the airport. Terminal 5 at Heathrow is for British Airways with a separate check-in for Club. To my surprise, the queue for full service check-in was quite long. There was a dedicated bag drop line along with a document verification line. The priority screening was helpful for Club passengers although the security process was rather chaotic.... Boarding for long haul flights at B gates is a couple tram stops away. There are limited food options once at the B wing. The 777-300ER was in great shape, especially the cushions in Club Suites. There was a sliding door with my suite which was available after takeoff. I was extremely impressed with the catering out of Heathrow, which seemed to be done by Do & Co. Each course was presented and plated separately. The quality of each course was excellent. I was serviced by the in-flight manager whom addressed me by name with every interaction, which was surprising. Between meal services, I found the crew to be lazy as I had to head to the galley to get more water, some snacks, or a drink. Rubbish wasn't collected from my seat either. The dust bins were rather hard to find in the galley. My flight from Heathrow departed on-time and arrived on-time to SFO.

I booked a flight from Cyprus to Washington for my friend's wedding. I paid extra so my ticket…read morewould include baggage and seat selection with no additional fees. A few days later I received an email stating BA changed my return flight to leave from Baltimore not Washington Dulles. Since I will be unable to travel to another city and state for the flight I asked to be rebooked on a flight leaving Dulles. I was then informed I would need to pay to pick my seats. I told the agent I already had a ticket that included seat selection but was told there was no "free seat selection" on my new flight. I said my seat selection wasn't free but included in the ticket. They said because my flight changed due to "operations" that I would need to pay for seat section. I paid €170 for seat selection. Seven days later I received an email saying something was wrong with my booking and to call. After a 27 minute phone call I had to reenter my credit card information and was told I needed to check back in 7-10 days to see if the card was actually able to be charged. It really doesn't make sense to fly BA again when there are better options out there.

Salman Air is an airline currently in development which is going to launch at 2025. They are…read morefocusing on providing exceptional comfort and serivce to their passengers. By offering the latest luxury fleet, Salman Air is soon going to establish itself in the market. Cant wait for 2025!!

From the owner: This airline is currently in development and would launch at 2025.read more

I've only flown with Kuwait Airways once and I'm going back July 2000, and that was a flight from…read moreLondon Heathrow to New York JFK. I have to say, I was not that impressed with the airline service whatsoever. But I prefer these guys better than Ryanair and easyJet.

I wish there was option for less than 1 star, I have travelled with so many different airlines and…read moreKuwait airlines is worse of all, crew members are ok but this airline is worse, they dont care about your time your luggage at all

There's a reason this airline is rated best run in the world...IT IS! Our managing partner…read moreinsisted I go to London during the height of the coronavirus pandemic, so I reluctantly took Emirates to Heathrow. If you've never been on a giant Airbus with just seven passengers with about the same number of flight attendants, it's an experience not to be missed. Flying for several hours, we all got to know the cabin crew well, plus each other. The pilot, co-pilot and navigator even circulated through the cabin once autopilot kicked in. Emirates won me over as a passenger for life by upgrading my already-cheap business class ticket to first class (they upgraded the whole plane to keep all 7 within easy walking distance LOL). On a normal flight, Emirates has great service, terrific food and very comfortable seats. We took them on a recent vacation to Zanzibar, so I knew they were stellar. If given a choice that includes them I will ALWAYS pick Emirates from here on. They freely pass out expensive champagne and there were two showers on the plane plus a full manned bar. The flight attendant even indulged my curiosity to see the "honeymoon suite" complete with bed and rose petals LOL. The strangeness started at the airport on both ends: maybe 2 dozen people were in the whole place (see pic). Emirates boarding can feel pretty exotic...the uniform includes a nod to their Dubai headquarters with an unusual loose scarf attached to a pillbox hat (sort of 1960s Pan Am meets the Arab world). Both the crew and the passengers are like a United Nations cross-section of the world. With Emirates cabin crews, they don't employ cranky unhelpful grandparents wearing Crocs with modified t-shirts and wrinkled pants. While diverse in ages and nationalities, the cabin crew is remarkably well-dressed: sleek suit and tie for the men, high-style dresses with pumps (impressively worn the whole flight) for the women. None of the cabin or flight crew were Emirati, they hailed from Asia, Europe, Africa and the US. Everyone was unfailingly polite (almost Stepford Wife-like). One nice and unexpected touch was all the free time everyone on board had. This must be what it was like to fly in the 1940s, and felt pretty glamorous chatting casually with all onboard, despite everyone wearing a surgical mask when not eating or drinking. No one even cracked a smile at my face mask plus plastic clear face shield (courtesy of the surgeon hubby, hehe)...people even asked how to get something similar.

Emirates is a great airline, if a little expensive. It has more baggage allowance in economy than…read morethe other airlines - up to 30 kilos. Its pretty flexible, and the staff service and food are both very good. They are professional and efficient, so you know that you are in good hands. The stopover in Dubai also makes for excellent duty free shopping. You can buy anything from electronics, watches, jewelery, and clothes to alchohol and even win a sports car! Or more reasonable Arab delicacies like stuffed dates. This is a very good airline, and the baggage allowance gives you a world of freedom to shop to your hearts content.

Traveling from LHR to DUB. Check in / baggage drop very…read moreeasy. Aer Lingus club lounge above average. Not over impressed by the planes. Rather old, uncomfortable seating, no USB outlets, and no video. Fortunately it's a short flight, just over an hour!

Baggage handling incompetence at a shocking level. 2 day's waiting for golf clubs at St Andrews…read more The "assistance" numbers give you cold people with a pre formatted list of double talk excuses. Eventually you understand that no human cares about your predicament created 100% by them. Choose another airline if you can. Their baggage service reports heavy call volume 24/7. We have now advised them by phone and with screenshots the location at Edinburgh airport where are bags are resting. (Apple GPS locators) No results. Some people can't find their arse using both hands and a three- way mirror.

We opted to fly first class on this airline. The seats are wide with tons of leg room…read more Everything about this airline was excellent. The flight team were always making sure we had everything we needed. The food and drinks on the flight were pretty good. They have a Gin menu and I attempted to try all of them. The entertainment screen included lots of first run movies. If you can a deal for first class, grab it. It's worth every penny. They have a stopover option before heading to a European destination.

You're screwed if you ever need to get a hold of them. Call them, and wait on hold FOREVER. Contact…read morethem via their website, and wait for a response FOREVER. And, there's no way to email them directly. Their PR on the website will have you thinking they really care about their customers. But, the reality is they couldn't care less. What a profound disappointment.

Air India often have the cheapest flights to Canada and the seats are roomy enough, often moreso…read morethan their competition, that is really where the positive stops. Their website is useless and no-one seems to answer the phones, so you'll need to book through an aggregator site like Last Minute. Their curry is dry and unpleasant (I thought so and I eat more curry than most Indians, the same feelings were expressed by the Indians sitting next to me). Take a sandwich! Unless you are into Bollywood, or Indian TV, there is no in flight entertainment, so pack movies on to your IPhone! Security is much tighter than with any other airline flying out of the UK. They take photocopies of your passport when you get on and you have double the number of security check. Great for safety, terrible for morale. Then again, when I flew, the flight was half the price of Air Canada or BA.

Just don't go on it…read more The planes are literally held together but duct tape the in-flight entertainment barely works, i was just lucky that I download stuff to watch Tips if you want to go on: 1. Download your content to watch there 2. Don't rely on no duct tape being near you seat 3. If you are Ryan Trahan reading this: just try for your self And to be honest ryanair is better and thats also bad so thats saying something

I was quite astonished when I discovered this newly opened travel agents, in the heart of London -…read morea stone's throw from Oxford Street. It's a glamorous outlet - deceptively spacious - unlike any travel agents that I've ever come across previously. Even more extraordinary, given the current economic climate. On entering, you'll see a huge world map, on one side of the wall, stickered with comments from happy travellers. To the other side, there's a comfy and inviting sofa with a plasma screen behind it. Take a seat and you'll be offered a drink, as you contemplate and ponder your next trip. There are only around six staff - with booking screens - in spite of the impressive size of the premises. It's set-up to enthuse and inspire the traveller, with space to dream and inform yourself. On my recent visit I had a lengthy chat and explored some ideas, confirming that one of my dream destinations will realise itself on my agendaone day. I wasn't made to feel pressurised, or ill-at-ease, although I didn't make a booking there and then. Instead, I was encouraged to return and experience one of their special evening events (I haven't had the chance to yet). During 'normal' office hours, it's a 'pure' travel agents (albeit luxurious and super client-friendly) but venture here in the evening and you might find it transformed into an exotic destination, featuring themed dancing and festivities. It quite turns the trend for isolated exploration, from the 'comfort' of your lonely keyboard, on its head and re-inspires enthusiasm for the expertise and input of a real travel specialist. I'll definitely consider returning when I'm ready to book, or if I'm close to the area and fancy a quick 'escape', or some enticing inspiration.

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