Category Archives for Airlines.
Air India has started to induct 777 aircraft which were earlier flying for Etihad. Here is how they look on the inside, and what to expect when you book them for a flight to London Heathrow.
I recently flew between Delhi and Singapore on board Singapore Airlines’ workhorse, the Boeing 777-300ER. Here is a detailed review of the Business Class product and service to be expected on this flight.
Etihad’s less than one-year-old Business Class product on the A350-1000 aircraft is one of my favourites in recent times. Here is my review of the Etihad A350 in Business class.
I flew a SpiceJet 737-8 MAX aircraft so that you could decide if you wanted to fly them or not. Here is how that went…
Here is what to expect in the A++ cabin of Akasa Air (with extra legroom and wider seats), and generally, what to expect on board the airline. Check out my first review of Akasa’s services.
I recently flew AirAsia India, the Indian offshoot of AirAsia, which is now controlled and run by the Tata Group. I had a great experience on board. Read more.
I flew Air India’s 787 on a domestic flight the day after the takeover completed. While I did not expect a change in the hard product, and it continues to be in horrible state, there are some changes coming to the soft product.
Here is a recent report on how does the (new) Vistara Business Class product differ from the earlier one, and how is the soft product operating during the pandemic, on their A320neo aircraft.
I recently flew the Vistara A321neo for the first time. Here is my experience flying the flat bed Business Class for the first time. The same product is flying to Dubai these days.
I recently flew the Vistara 787-9 for the first time. Here is my experience flying the flat bed Business Class for the first time. The same product is flying to London these days, and hopefully soon to Paris and Frankfurt as well.
I recently flew on-board IndiGo, India’s largest airline to Jaipur from Mumbai. Here is how flying has changed, and become safer in times of the pandemic.
