Aviation with Krish

Delta Air Lines operates a massive fleet of mainline narrowbody aircraft that are used on various short and medium haul routes. The airline’s narrowbody fleet mainly consists of A320 family and 737 aircraft. An example of one of Delta’s classic jets is the Boeing 737-900ER. On a recent flight, I had the opportunity to experience Delta’s 737-900s in First Class for the first time. 

It’s not everyday that a premium credit card is offering a high sign-up bonus, especially one that’s been the highest in the card’s history.

That’s exactly what Chase is doing with their Sapphire Reserve credit card ($795 annual fee, an increase from $550). Alongside a major card refresh, Chase has put its best-ever welcome bonus on the Sapphire Reserve.

Considered to be the world’s best Business Class, Qatar Airways Qsuites are very spacious, private, and comfortable. They’re found on the majority of the airline’s Boeing 777 and Airbus A350 aircraft. Qsuites were the first Business Class product to offer sliding doors and became a pioneer for privacy and comfort in the airline industry. With a hard and soft product that consistently excels, Qatar Qsuites is more than just a good Business Class. 

Delta Airlines is known for having an extensive Sky Club network in the United States, even at airports that aren’t Delta hubs. A perfect example of a Sky Club at a non-Delta hub is their location in Newark Liberty International Airport. The Delta Sky Club in Newark is gorgeous, however, it’s not as large as many of the airline’s other clubs. 

At 16 hours and 15 minutes, the route from Johannesburg, South Africa, to Newark, New Jersey, is United’s second longest flight. This flight sees the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner, which features Polaris Business Class, Premium Plus, and Economy. Polaris is United’s luxurious flagship Business Class product that offers its passengers a relaxing, premium experience. After 10 wonderful nights in South Africa, I headed back to the states from JNB, which was my most convenient flight option. 

Chicago O’Hare Airport is a significant hub for two of the largest airlines in the U.S., those being United Airlines and American Airlines. The two both want to attract as many passengers from ORD as possible and continuously fight for supremacy in Chicago.

Chicago-based United Airlines is finally introducing a new next-generation Polaris Business Class product. The elevated interiors will be found on their upcoming Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, which are expected to join the United widebody fleet later this year. 

For a few years now, American has had plans to introduce the Flagship Suites as its new Business Class product. Recently, the airline has taken delivery of its two newest Boeing 787-9s that feature the suites and the flights operated by these jets are now on sale. 

When you think of two of the most premium airlines in the industry, British Airways and American are probably not the first two that come to mind. However, that doesn’t stop them from having one of the nicest Business Class lounges in the country. At New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport Terminal 8, BA and AA run the Greenwich Business Class Lounge. With plenty of comfortable seating, inspiring dishes, and a stunning ambiance, this feels like a space in which you’d truly want to spend a lot of time in.

There’s some really interesting news involving the Etihad Airways Airbus A380 superjumbo. Etihad will begin flying the A380 from Abu Dhabi to Toronto in June of this year. However, the Emirati flag carrier will pull the aircraft type from one of its major routes.