Flight test
Flight test: Emirates A380 economy class
Business class is great, but how does Emirates stack up when it comes to the cheap seats?
Business class is great, but how does Emirates stack up when it comes to the cheap seats?
Like most low-cost carriers, it's extra this, extra that, but with fares as low as this, what's not to like?
Being voted best airline in North America five times running really says something about the state of their airlines.
A complimentary limousine service, the upper deck to ourselves. Why can't every flight be like this?
Alitalia's freshly branded A330 delivers on style, but the substance falls short.
The plane's amenities show their age, but the Fijian cuisine is spot on.
Staff can be a little surly but the old seats are surprisingly comfortable.
This was a close to perfect as a cattle-class flight gets, but mainly due to luck.
Service was flawless from check-in until disembarkment. But there are no comfort packs or water bottles.
Not everyone likes an overnight flight, but this one offers a spectacular sight on landing.
The only cause for complaint is that in an aisle seat, the reading light is positioned so far away.
This feels like the tightest seat pitch I've ever experienced in a lifetime of flying.
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