Cuba, Emirates, Hyatt unbound, Pandas take Bangkok, EgyptAir Trip Report, #Avgeek





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Travel

  • Lots of US airlines want to fly to Cuba – interesting to see who makes it.
  • Emirates to unveil a new 777 business class seat next week at ITB Berlin – they will finally have fully flat business class seats! This is great news, even though its long overdue.
  • Singapore Airlines joins the A350 club. They’ll only have Business, Premium Economy, and Economy, and later A350’s will facilitate Singapore’s return to the longest commercial flights (to New York and LA)
  • Hyatt announced a new hotel brand – Hyatt Unbound, however, it is not boundless enough to satiate the demand unique hotels within the Hyatt portfolio.
  • Oh, and via Apttraveler, apparently Emirates wanted to retake the longest commercial flight sooner, flying Dubai to Auckland.
  • Australian Business Traveller reports that Qatar will fly the A380 to Sydney, starting in June, 2016. Only time will tell, but, this does step up the game, with all three of the Middle East 3 (ME3) flying A380’s to Sydney. Of course, Qatar’s A380 is perhaps the most inferior of the three.
  • Seth shares a trip report we probably wouldn’t get otherwise, considering EgyptAir is a dry airline, and their business class cabin is 2-3-2 angled layflat (it looks similar to American’s old 772 business class)
  • Becky asks – is Bogota, Colombia safe? Her answer may surprise you!
  • 1600 Pandas are taking over Bangkok – see their travel schedule.

Miles and Points

TaggingMiles Posts

#Avgeek

  • The First 727 flies again, for its last flight. The bird, is said to have flown more than 3 million passengers in its time flying. Wow, just wow. You can find her at the Museum of Flight.

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