Q-Suites, Cathay First and... TAP Basic Economy
Mar 5, 2019, 12:11 pm
#22
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Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Stockholm
Programs: SQ, SK, QR
Posts: 386
Appreciate the comments all!
As for TAP Economy...I think it worked well as a nice contrast in the title but not sure it's worth writing about lol.
Da Nang was okay! I had to work from my hotel 2 out of 3 days I was there, so didn't get to see much. I might spend another night or two there on the return trip, but overall didn't seem like too exciting of a place.
As for TAP Economy...I think it worked well as a nice contrast in the title but not sure it's worth writing about lol.
Da Nang was okay! I had to work from my hotel 2 out of 3 days I was there, so didn't get to see much. I might spend another night or two there on the return trip, but overall didn't seem like too exciting of a place.
Mar 12, 2019, 12:24 pm
#23
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: NYC/Paris
Programs: AA EXP 4MM, Lifetime Platinum, BusinessExtra, Global Entry
Posts: 21
AJ747M, Thanks for the great report. At the beginning of the thread, you worried about readers appreciating the quality of your writing, but I'd say that you have a career possibility, or at least a good secondary option, as a flight reviewer! Your descriptions were great, clear, calm and not the least bit rude or hyper-critical. Perhaps QR will make you a brand manager. Anyway, for me, despite some envy of your upgrades and route here, your enthusiasm and enjoyment showed, and they made a good story really a pleasure to read. I look forward to taking a similar journey. By the way, don't complain about being "carded" for your age. When it stops, and it will one day, you'll miss it more than you're bothered by it now... LOL!!
Thanks again,
Allen
Thanks again,
Allen
Mar 12, 2019, 3:37 pm
#24
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Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Stockholm
Programs: SQ, SK, QR
Posts: 386
AJ747M, Thanks for the great report. At the beginning of the thread, you worried about readers appreciating the quality of your writing, but I'd say that you have a career possibility, or at least a good secondary option, as a flight reviewer! Your descriptions were great, clear, calm and not the least bit rude or hyper-critical. Perhaps QR will make you a brand manager. Anyway, for me, despite some envy of your upgrades and route here, your enthusiasm and enjoyment showed, and they made a good story really a pleasure to read. I look forward to taking a similar journey. By the way, don't complain about being "carded" for your age. When it stops, and it will one day, you'll miss it more than you're bothered by it now... LOL!!
Thanks again,
Allen
Thanks again,
Allen
Yep, I've had many tell me the same regarding the carding. Fortunately or unfortunately "one day" is still quite far away at this point I think!
For anyone interested, I'll aim to do a write up on my next journey in a little over a month - Air China J on the 747-8 and A330. Never flown Air China before and not too many reports on their business class out there, so should be an interesting journey!