Cathay Pacific First to New York, & a sombre visit to the 9/11 Memorial Museum (CX F)
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Thanks for finishing this one up. I'm sorry there will be no more updates but I eagerly look forward to your next report ^
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Awesome TR ^ one of the best ones I've read recently and it inspired me to try this route for myself shortly! So def thanks a bunch for sharing your experience. Wish they still served caviar tho
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Thanks for your support alexisonsmith.
I'll have to keep those places in mind for our next trip JVPhoto. MrsWT73 is wanting to make the CX F NYC adventure an annual trip so I might be back before I know it.
McNandez - CX F is pretty stellar. i've been lucky enough to fly both CX F and LH F. Each have their advantages. Sure, there is no limo ride with CX but the suite is so much nicer than the LH seats (my opinion). Food is comparable in high quality but in different ways. Either way, you'll have a great time.
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Forget the tip brouhaha, the fact that: (1) you thought Little Italy "had great restaurants"; and (2) that Osteria Laguna -- a true tourist trap -- was worth trying out is more egregious.
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Hairpeace, our last experience on LH F was on the A330 equipment - in the older interior. A nice comfortable seat, but the Cathay seating arrangement of 1-1-1 beats 1-2-1 in my books any day.