Matthew Klint

1 week ago | liveandletsfly.com | Matthew Klint

My 14-hour Cathay Pacific A350-1000 business class flight was phenomenal, with delicious food and perhaps the most comfortable business class seat in the skies. Cathay Pacific’s longhaul business class is a pleasure to fly. I booked my ticket for 75,000 AA miles, which included business class from Hong Kong to Amsterdam on Cathay Pacific and Amsterdam to Helsinki on Finnair.

1 week ago | liveandletsfly.com | Matthew Klint

An Uber driver in Florida was caught trying to scam a rider, then feigned innocence when confronted over it. It’s another example of the strange incentives at play for Uber drivers not to do their job. I’ve writen before about he “driver doesn’t move” scam. You order a ride and the driver confirms. But the driver doesn’t move. You have a pick-up time of, say, six minutes, but six minutes go by and the driver still has not moved an inch. They don’t respond to messages or calls either.

1 week ago | liveandletsfly.com | Matthew Klint

British Airways has quietly rolled out a trial on select Airbus A380 routes between London and Boston, Los Angeles, and Miami, where passengers in economy class, branded World Traveller, and premium economy, branded World Traveller Plus, no longer receive their own bottled water. Instead, flight attendants offer water poured into small paper cups from oversized bottles, and only in response to requests. This trial runs through June 22, 2025.

1 week ago | liveandletsfly.com | Matthew Klint

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1 week ago | liveandletsfly.com | Matthew Klint

As war between Iran and Israel enters its seventh day and the U.S. considers involvement, American Airlines and United Airlines have paused their flights to the Middle East beyond Israel. Both American and United (Delta Air Lines does not currently fly to the Middle East beyond Tel Aviv) are pausing all service to the Middle East.