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Showing posts with label usa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label usa. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 5, 2019

Becoming a Known Traveler

Last week I had a appointment to interview for my "Known Traveler" number; I was applying for TSA Pre-Check. However, the lady made known to me that this was not good for international travel, and upon further inquiry, I decided to apply for Global Entry instead, which included TSA Pre-Check, and is only $15 more. My application is still in review... more updates when they become available.

Monday, October 12, 2015

New Mile Stone!

Today my blog has officially reached the 600 views miles stone! Originally, I was going to post for the 500th view but, that past my by too quick!

Also as of today, my blog has been viewed by people in 14 countries: USA, UK, Portugal, Spain, Brazil, Romania, Singapore, Vietnam, Canada, Germany, France, Australia, New Zealand and Japan! Almost as many nations as I have been to! LOL :D

Monday, August 31, 2015

Save Cash Flying Into These Alternative US Airports

My personal addition to this list would be to fly into the Sanford International Airport (SFB) in stead of the Orlando's main airport (MCO). As I have mentioned in a previous post, I like to fly with Allegiant Airlines which has its' largest East-Coast Hub at SFB. You can use the airport code "ORL" to get results for both SFB and MCO on most flight search engines.

Also, this works for others cities with multiple airports. Example: For New York City, USA and London, UK area airports you can simply enter "NYC" and "LON" respectively.

-Save Cash Flying Into These Alternative US Airports-

"Traveling is so much better when you can make it both cheap and easy. And sometimes all you have to do to kill both birds with the same stone is fly into an airport that’s near where you really want to go. We’ve looked at some of the biggest cities in the United States to see what airports you should fly into, and some of the information might surprise you." See the list here!

Wednesday, August 26, 2015

The 14 Longest Non-stop Flights in The World

These are some long flights. At about 9.5 hrs, my flight from Fort Lauderdale, FL to Frankfurt, Germany, was probably my longest flight. But that is nothing compared to these!

"Flying from one end of the world to the other takes a long time, but luckily for passengers it is taking much less time with the introduction of non-stop flights. What used to be a two-day journey from New York to Hong Kong can now be done in just about 16 hours. 



Engineers have worked hard over the years to come up with innovative ways to make airplanes go faster and longer distances, without having to stop. Although these 16 hour journeys may take a long time, there are plenty of on-board amenities to keep passengers happy. Discover 14 of the longest non-stop flights in the world, and why flying long distance is easier than ever."  - http://www.escapehere.com/

Monday, August 17, 2015

Top Five Airlines Around the World

So, I was trolling Ezine Articles for some good content to add to my blog. I came across this article and was like, "BINGO!"

Just to throw my 2-cents in, the only airline here that I have flown with is Lufthansa. I LOVED IT! Seriously, I am sitting in Economy-Class, as usual, and they come down the isle with warm towelettes! Obviously I excite easily but, seriously that was great!

After you read about these amazing airlines, which I have heard great things about long before I found the article, you will NEED to read my blog post about the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card (Click Here)! You can transfer miles from that card at a 1:1 value to Singapore Airlines and United Airlines. Why does United Airlines get mentioned here? Because they are partners with Lufthansa and All Nippon Airways via the StarAlliance network. So, depending upon the destination, travel dates and time of booking you might be able get a free flight (minus taxes and fees) on one of these highly regarded partner airlines. I should also mention British Airways has a 1:1 point transfer agreement with the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card and they are partnered with Qatar Airways via the OneWorld Alliance. However, I am not too familiar with OneWorld so, I will withhold further comment.

Anyway, I will quite yapping now and let you read the article:

Top Five Airlines Around the World

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Are you a frequent flyer? Does the flight experience matter to you as much as reaching the destination? Do you keep up with the latest innovations & services in the aviation industry? If the answer to all the questions is yes, look no further. In this post, we bring you the top five airlines in the world.
Emirates, UAE
In the previous decade, the U.A.E's national carrier has managed to secure a place as one of the world's premier long haul carriers. Flying to over 140 destinations over six continents, Emirates flies aircraft exclusively out of its central hub at the Dubai International Airport. The in-flight entertainment system boasts of a wide array of video & audio channels to choose from, making it the winner of Skytrax's award for best in-flight entertainment nine years running.
Lufthansa, Germany
Despite going through several budget cuts, the largest European carrier, Lufthansa's quality of service is still exceptional. Lufthansa makes it to our list as it continues to innovate with new products & services. Try to board one of the newly acquired A380 super jumbos & 748-8 Intercontinentals for a special treat in flying experience.
Qatar Airways, Qatar
In-flight entertainment & seat comfort get full points for Qatar Airways. Even economy class passengers can connect their tablet & smartphones to their personal screens. Flying to over 125 destinations, Qatar Airways is currently expanding its network by 50 additional destinations. Although it has a delayed arrival record, the service is definitely worth the wait.
All Nippon Airways, Japan
The largest international carrier of Japan & owner of the largest fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliners, All Nippon Airways makes it to our list because of cleanliness, service & safety. Even economy class passengers get full power & USB connectivity in their seats. A lot of All Nippon Airways' planes have slide-forward-style reclining seats that increase overall privacy.
Singapore Airlines, Singapore
Singapore Airlines has won awards the world over for its exceptional service & commitment to quality. It topped Skytrax's charts when it came to cabin cleanliness, in-flight entertainment, service efficiency, and on-time arrival. Economy passengers get to enjoy perks such as hot towels & personal television with a wide range of entertainment options. The flight attendants are trained to treat guests with extreme care & modesty. Plush seats & toilets with plenty of accessories greet passenger aboard the aircraft.
You can build a high-flying career as a cabin crew member on any of these airlines. All you need is the right training from a reputed institute, who will not only provide you the required skills but also help you enhance your personality.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/9130383