Guides & Booking Strategies
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How Do Airlines Number Their Flights?
Have you ever found yourself looking at the departure board at an airport wondering how flights are numbered? At a first glance it might seem as the airlines just pick random combinations of numbers, however that is not the case. As many other things in aviation this too has reasoning behind it. How Flight Numbers…
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What are the main Italian airlines?
Despite being one of the most important economies in the world and having an immense tourist industry, Italy has struggled leave its mark on the international aviation stage. The country has continuously struggled to have a carrier that could keep up with its flourishing influx of tourist. Something quite peculiar. Just think of the role…
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Is The Boeing 777 a Good Plane?
Boeing has proven itself over the decades as one of the two biggest forces in the aircraft manufacturing. The firm has outcompeted the likes of McDonnell-Douglas and Lockheed in the United States, proving itself as the driving North American force in aviation. The only true competition Boeing has on the worldwide scene is Airbus, the…
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How to Fly On the A380 Upper Deck Flying Economy Class
Did you know that even traveling in the much more cost effective Economy Class on an A380 you might have the chance to travel on the upper deck of the plane? In this post we’ll take a closer look at which airlines have located Economy Class seats on the upper deck of their mighty Airbus…
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How Are Airplane Engines Numbered?
Nothing in aviation is left to chance, everything must be clear and avoid any type of ambiguity. That is how flying has become over many years the safest means of transportation. So you might be asking yourself how are airplane engines numbered on modern jet airliners? I’ll be answering that question in this post. How…
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Which are The Most Common Tri-Jets Produced?
Trijets have slowly become a thing of the past. They belong in an era that briefly existed before the dawn of extended ETOPS operations when many airlines realised that quadjets in many cases were too expensive to operate. Unfortunately trijets had a very short golden era due to changing regulations and some tragic incidents. However,…
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How To Get From Seoul to Jeju?
One of the top tourist destinations visited during visits in South Korea is the island of Jeju. More and more the island is becoming well known overseas for its stunning beauty. Therefore it is also attracting many more tourists than before. So in this post we’ll be answering the question of how to get from…
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Which Airlines Fly Direct From Sydney to Seoul
If you’re a frequent traveller or just looking to get away on a little holiday in Korea from Australia or viceversa 2024 offers some great options. Travelers between Australia and Korea have more options to fly from Sydney to Seoul than ever before. In this post we’ll take a closer look at which airlines offer,…
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What is Inside an Aircraft’s Nose?
When we’re sitting at the gate waiting to board our flight it’s staring at us straight in the face, however never really stop and think what its functions might be. I’m clearly referring to the aircraft’s nose. What is inside the aircraft nose’s dome? What is Inside A Plane’s Nose? Space is a scarse asset…
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What is It Like Travelling With a Cat Abroad on the Plane?
I just came back from my third visit to South Korea. I was there visiting my wife’s family, however this was for the two of us the first time bring our pet cat Coco with us. In this post I’ll tell you all about my experience traveling both on international and domestic flights with our…
Guides & Booking Strategies
Stop searching for generic budget fares and start flying in the premium cabin for pennies on the dollar. In this hub, we provide step-by-step tutorials on how to maximize your frequent flyer miles, leverage transferable bank points, and exploit hidden award chart sweet spots.
From navigating complex Oneworld and Star Alliance routing rules to bypassing extortionate carrier-imposed surcharges (YQ), these guides are your blueprint for turning everyday spending into international First and Business Class redemptions.