Was very grateful for the ride. After experiencing first class experience at Cathay Pacific I think…read moreI was a bit tainted cause United business class is a bit smaller and narrower. I'm glad though the seat reclined to a flat position. In addition to their lap belt, they have a shoulder harness which was pretty awesome to keep us secure during turbulence. The food experience was ok. I think they could use some improvement. Service was a hit or miss. Some were really welcoming and others kinda were standoffish. Their little bag of goodies is really nice though. Toothbrush and fresheners for the face! I loved that.

I flew business class for the first time this year. It was an amazing and memorable experience. It…read morewasn't even a full cabin in the business section. I was amazed by the quality of service, the luxury gifts, food menu and drinks. I love the reclining seat to turn into bed and the pricy of my own seat.

Flew out of HKG the other day in their Business Class cabin on their somewhat dated 777-200…read moreregional product with no Wifi on board... Despite a dated hard product, the highlight was the soft product. Cabin service itself was world class where the cabin crew greeted me by name with every interaction and were quite tactful and elegant. Shortly after takeoff, drink and nut service began, then a duck appetizer, and world-class Chilean sea bass over e-fu noodles. Sea bass was perfectly cooked and the sauce was spot on! The strawberry tart was a touch too sweet though.

I've probably flown S'pore a few times in my life. This time i had a really poor experience…read moreintra-asia with China Airlines, right before boarding singapore airlines to return to sfo, which made me quite grateful for Spore airlines. I did sfo-hkg with spore airlines this time. I remember about 20 years ago, my mom took Spore Airlines back in the day when they had open 30 day return tix. She was unaware of the 30 day return (promo tix). She ended up havign to have surgery done on both her legs due to a severe vericose condition (she chronically stands 12-15 hours daily for her job). At the time, she was unable to return within the 30 days, so i had to contact their sf office to see if i could get an extension for her. I told them i could get her medical docs and md notes, if needed. However, the office said that wasn't necessary at all and just changed her date to when she would be released from the hospital. I was so grateful and thankful for their service. It was easy peasy. Now, 20 years later, i was pleasantly happy with their good customer svs at the hkg airport. The agent who helped me was jovial and pleasant and good natured. i had just deplaned from China Airlines and had quite a nightmarish experience from taipei airport to the flight, so i was so pleased when i transferred to singapore air at hkg to return to sfo. The very tough negative experience with China Airlines reminded me how it might be worth it sometimes to pay a little extra for a company that cares about you.

This airline is great. To start first, the tickets are cheap, like they are the cheapest operating…read more The flight to Sydney was good. The food was okay, chose food on the website, and I give it a 11/10. However the breakfast I could not choose, but the porridge was still nice. Most of the selection of the TV was chinese, but the selection was good, but the screen was too small. The seats were okay.

The first time I flew Xiamen Airlines, I was a bit nervous because I had never heard of them until…read moreabout an hour before boarding. My wife had booked the tickets and it wasn't until we got to the airport that I bothered to inquire as to the airline's name. But we had a good experience and so I was happy to fly Xiamen again, a couple of weeks ago, from Haikou to Hangzhou. Despite being the most inexpensive flight we could find on the Haikou-Hangzhou route, it didn't feel like we were on a discount airline: The plane looked fairly new. A pretty good complimentary meal was served by domestic flight standards. All communications included English - despite the fact that I appeared to be the only "foreigner" on the flight. The Stewardesses were attractive (although their uniforms could have been more revealing). The landing in Hangzhou was smooth. And Xiamen flights add to our Delta Sky Miles accounts. From what I can see, Xiamen is as good as any airline. As long as their prices remain competitive, I will keep flying them.

The food was great . Inside the plane service was good…read moreexcept one male stewed from first class was rude . The plane was delayed to take off in Hong Kong airport and arrived 4 hours late total at the destination ( Sydney ) . Will be back for more details !

Nice and friendly staff overall. Flight is nice and clean. Easy access since I used the app so…read morenot much of interaction with staff in person much but at the gates & on plane, all are cheerful and friendly.

We flew Eva Air on a return trip from Hong Kong to Chicago and with a 3 hour layover in Taipei…read more The 13.5 hour leg to Chicago was on a Boeing 777-300ER. The seat pitch was a bit tighter by 1-2 inches compared to the outbound flight from Chicago and I learned the degree of comfort actually depends on the version of the 777-300ER you get! Upon some subsequent research, there are 4 versions of the 777-300ER and only 1 version has the 33" pitch vs 31-32" for the other 3! Otherwise, food and service and entertainment were again quite fine except for one meal (a Korean-style BBQ beef with rice which was mediocre). Flying Eva will likely also mean a layover in Taipei and their international terminal is state-of-the-art, classy, and comfortable, and so that is another plus. Overall, I'll say 4.5 stars, a great airline, and I would enthusiastically fly with them again.

FOOD: N/A SERVICE: 5…read moreAMBIANCE: 5 VALUE: 5 Having flown with two different airlines in sane class of service, I can tell you that EVA's seats, inflight service is comparable to other 5-Star airlines. But where EVA distinguishes themselves are in customer service, over the phone and in the terminal. After an extremely frustrating experience with another SE City airline, dealing with EVA was a breath of fresh air. You see, I was trying to fly a cat home from Hong Kong to San Francisco; from booking the flights to the airport experience, they really made it easy and even enjoyable because they were so helpful. EVA is really a true 5-Star airline!

I was flying to Vancouver, but I was on time and also service was awesome. The crew members were…read morenice and the random people around me weren't like in those in spirit air.

Flying back to Canada on AC has been my routine for the past few years, previously, I have been…read moreflying with CX & JAL, both great airlines offering good in flight services and amenities. On one occasion, I had to fly back to HK on a very short notice and was not able to get a ticket with CX, my agent suggested AC instead, with no other choices, and I do not want to have a stop over in Tokyo if I fly with JAL, I finally flew with AC after many years. To my pleasant surprise, the Business Class with AC has improved enormously, especially with their Dreamliner 787, the seating arrangements are similar to CX, but I find that the seats are a bit wider and also the firmness is just right ( you can adjust the firmness to your liking with a touch of your finger on the control ). Service on board has always been an issue back in the days when AC received a lot of negative comments, but I find that flight crews are all very friendly on all my flights so far! ( should I keep my finger crossed? ). They make you feel at ease with their down to earth kind of service, they don't rush you or pester you, they let you relax and provide just the right level of service, this is the kind of service that only experienced staff can offer, I had been on airlines that "over service" which actually stresses you out instead! So, if you are ever thinking of flying Air Canada, do give them a try, they may surprise you with their very own Canadian Hospitality! OH remember to ask your attendant to make their "Signature Cocktail", then relax and sit back and enjoy!

"A wise man can learn more from a foolish question than a fool can learn from a wise answer." -…read moreBruce Lee HK Express is a budget airline based in Hong Kong and fully owned by Cathay Pacific a premier airlines with a top tier safety record. Operating out of Hong Kong International Airport, it offers flights to over 20 destinations across Asia. The airline only uses Airbus A320 family planes and is famous for being the first in Hong Kong to let female flight attendants wear pants. I do admit I chose HK Express because of the limited edition collaboration with South Korea's JOGUMAN. The set included a yum Pandan Waffle with adorable JOGUMAN Dinosaur Stickers packet. I also ordered the delicious Pineapple Bun with BBQ Pork and both were paid online via the HK Express website. Just know in advance that booking tickets or food/drink items are in HK Dollars only. Overall it was an easy transaction. In the end, I will not hesitate booking with HK Express just note it's a basic no-frills airlines. It's perplexing to me to see those booking budget and expecting luxury! C'mon and wake up! If you want premium book on Cathay Pacific! Since my first flight I've booked HK Express four times for my short flight Asian travels. Tokyo to Hong Kong. Hong Kong to Taipei. Taipei to Tokyo. No movies, no extras per se, but if you want a safe efficient flight from point A to point B, I have zero complaints! Crew friendly & multi-lingual. Just keep the flights to under 2 hours and I'm good! Rawr lol! Pls follow my IG travel adventures: @eric_travel_guru

I think HK Express got their job done given that it's a budget airlines. We flew wit them from Hong…read moreKong to Fukuoka. They were pretty straight about the carry on baggage policy. And do expect minimal service unless you pay extra. No foods and drinks allowed on board unless you purchase their food, which is not bad at all. Egg waffle, French toast and Hainan chicken rice on board. That just sounds boujee to me lol. We had to take a shuttle bus at the gat then took the stairs to the plane, which is not uncommon for budget airlines. Staff were friendly. Overall I was happy with this airlines.

Hong Kong International Airport is truly one of the best in the world. It's highly efficient, TSA…read moreonly takes a few minutes and the immigration process is now through face recognition. Everyone working at the terminals is friendly and helpful. The food courts and restaurants is a foodie paradise. It feels like you are dining at some of the best places with service to match. I hate layovers but this is one stop where I actually look forward to. I don't understand why the U.S. airports have not excelled in this area yet. Here are a few food places I recommend inside the airport: - located at Terminal 5, Level 1, we dined at Ryu Shabu Shabu upon landing. Luggages must be left outside the restaurant. Only in Asia can you feel comfortable doing this. We were famished since we didn't eat any of the airplane food. The meal set here was so satisfying. They slice large pieces of Wagyu in front of you. Dipping in that special raw egg with the bright red yolk was heaven. The broth is similar to a Sukiyaki. - Next door to Ryu, I got a hot Longan & Red Dates Nut Mylk. My son who is not into hot drinks took a sip and his eyes show how shockingly good it was. He couldn't stop raving about it. - Duddell's for its Michelin Starred dim sum. Their restaurant is located in Central but they have a spot here at departures hall. - I also highly recommend Yung Kee Restaurant at Terminal 1 (Gates 40-80) for some Roast Goose and Soy Chicken. Service was stellar. Tons of shops for those last minute duty-free gifts. I got a couple of cool magnets for my travel fridge collection. I swear, HK Airport has the nicest smelling restrooms. The sinks were so cool looking I almost took a pic. Lol. Don't forget to checkin to get your Yelp Hong Kong travel badge.

Hong Kong International is one of the best airports in the world. First, it's a beautiful facility…read morewith clean seating, abundant food and shopping, and nice restrooms and purified water filling stations (with free cups). The security, baggage claim, and customs areas seem to be very efficient as well. The airport is connected to the city via an express MTR service and taxis. The taxi stand was easy to navigate and had staff to direct you to a suitable taxi for your group size/luggage. Overall: Very good. It's still an airport and undoubtedly there will be delays and irritating things that come with travel. But, it's a super nice airport.

Hong Kong International Airport, Seoul Incheon, Shanghai International Airport, Narita and other…read morejurisdictions in Asia have state of the art airport shuttles. They're clean, on time and extremely safe. And they're VERY FAST! A Hong Kong International Airport gem, is this reliable and convenient train service to Tsing Yi, Kowloon and Central.

The AirPort Express is super convenient and reliable to commute between city and the airport, which…read moreonly takes 24 minutes. It costs about HKD 110 one way, and you can pay per ride or get octopus prepaid card instead.