Trip Reports

We took a flight on the only airline to fly year-round between London’s second busiest airport and New York in its Premium cabin.

Icelandair has begun flying its first and, so far, only Airbus aircraft, and we had the pleasure of being on its inaugural flight.

A feather in the cap of any AvGeek, we had a chance to go on Atlantic Airways’ flight to New York, which also happened to be its last.

This airline is trying to brand itself as the fun and affordable way to get to Iceland with just a handful of North American destinations.

JetBlue began its first flight to an Essential Air Service community, and the celebrations were plentiful at both ends of the route.

Flying on board what SkyTrax calls “Europe’s Best Regional Airline” in A321neo business class from Athens to London Heathrow.

RVR should be in the plan for any AvGeek visiting the Manchester area. And I highly recommend putting the Concorde Platinum Tour in that plan. 

The United Kingdom used to be one of the powerhouses for building commercial airplanes. We flew one British-built aircraft across Scotland.

Scandinavian Airlines. one of the largest airlines in the Scandinavian region, has expanded once again, and this time to a key hub for its future endeavors.

The British Airways Speedbird Heritage Centre is located inside the airline’s Waterside complex and is a must-visit for any aviation geek.