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The new Istanbul has Segway wheelchairs and some surprising live indoor mapping help. What is the S in A321S (not SSSS, that's another story). American retires its MD80 and Qantas goes domestic for the end of its 747s.
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The Brussels airport Stella, the 747 Microsoft simulator cockpit (that's one option), the PW2000 engine BBQ. The under water 747 (and a few others to dive into, pun intended). The not very cool alone-in-the-dark-forgotten-by-Air-Canada experience. Delta goes all in for good economy food, the US goes all in for the Open Skies (fifth freedoms, please!!). USB-A versus USB-C, a new new debate (we just want good power!). Long haul narrowbodies, a new old debate. Betsy is back in a very cool beer can.įlight 097. What would you do with 28 million, buy the Japanese Air Force One 747 of fly the new ANA seats (with a MASSIVE HUGE SCREEN) continuously for the rest of your life? Stockholm ARN secrets: the underground lake that warms and cools the airport, and the transfer trick between T5 and T2. Paul has his best flight since we started recording, on Qatar in a Q Suite, and then gets baffled by an epic customer service delight in Doha.
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Is the US mobile passport worth it? How to spot you're in a 757: the fierce take off, and interior pieces falling off.
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From windows shades (down) to wearing shades at facial boarding (and we debate facial recognition at airports around the world and how we feel about it all). UA Polaris confusion and AA absent service (ok, more like hit-and-miss): Paul and Alex compare their US travels (there's also AeroMexico, JetBlue, and Paul flies the longest possible AA route with a pajama).
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Food galore, from the AirMos burger manual to the LHR AA chorizo hot dog, to the not-really-parisian Admirals baguette. Airways, the board game & softball, an avgeek game. LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEXT TRIP PODCAST (seriously, they release faster than we do).Īlso, this is our 5th anniversary, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING SO LOYAL ALL THOSE YEARS, EVERYONE.įlight 099. Paul chose the wrong lounge at MSP (yes, he actually did go!), thanks to Doug for letting him know. The A220 will get stretched (900? 1000?), though no single pilot planes are on the horizons. KLM retires its 747 and Qatar goes train (buses will be the way to go in the US).ĭelta introduces Iron Man, a multi-view screen at DTW, some jet fuel over schools, and promises more flexibility. The future of alliances (not disappearing, but there are other ways). Who owns the window? Airbus goes 787 dimming, and pulls a book (too many scandals?).Ī 737 MAX update, from revelations, crazy quotes to management reshuffle (what will come first: the re-certification or BER actually opening?). What it is to fly the KC-10, the flying gas station, and to play with flight simulators (the serious ones!) around the US. The cheese cubes and hummus episode, with Doug Zschoche, aka OfficerWayFinder: everything you ever wanted to know about why flyers love Delta so much. Listen to our previous conversations with Mark:Īnd follow Mark on Twitter: in our next episode, whenever that is (Alex goes to Medellin, Paul to Karachi, Lahore, and Corsica, but 116 MDE it will be, PAUL IS VERY JEALOUS).įlight 104. Learn more about the Imagine A City on Mark's website: Īnd buy the book on Amazon, Waterstones and in any good bookstore - it's a must for travelers, we both can attest to that! (US friends, you'll have to wait until July 2022!). We also go through some fire alarm (thrice) and decide to stay put, after all, it had been 2.5 years Alex and Paul hadn't seen each other in person, and nearly 5 (!) years since we had last had a beer with Mark (yes, we went to a pub after this recording). Mark also tells us about moving from his beloved 747 to the 787 (we ask: why that one?), and the strange feeling of flying through the pandemic (for British Airways, if you didn't know it already). We even geek out on public transport (including the Yamanote Line, whilst Alex isn't sold on the Elizabeth Line haha). We talk about our love for cities, the small ones of our birth, the big ones of our dreams, the ones visited once (even only at the airport), the ones we feel home at, the ones that shine bright, afar from an aircraft window or from a walk on their streets. A Round the World conversation with our friend Mark Vanhoenacker for the launch of his new book 'Imagine a City, A Pilot Sees the World', a sequel to 'Skyfaring'.
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