So, quite a bit has changed in the past week. As I mentioned the other day, ATB is now part of the prior2boarding network of travel blogs. It’s a great honor, and it’s all for you, my readers. I hope to deliver great content for you guys in the months and years ahead.
For those of you who haven’t made it over these ways before, I went through some of my statistics and pulled out some of my favorite and most popular posts, to get everyone caught up.
Literally should’ve sent a poet, I have nothing witty for this caption. WHY ARE YOU READING THE CAPTION, LOOK AT THE TIRAMISU
Singapore A380 Suites Class FRA-SIN
This was part of a round the world trip in First Class that I did for my 30th birthday last year. There’s very much a mystique about Suites Class, so it’s no surprise that this one is the single most popular post of all-time on Andy’s Travel Blog.
Gorgeous sky
Cathay Pacific 747-400 First Class, HKG-SFO
I had flown on Cathay Pacific First Class before, on a 777-300ER, but I really wanted to try it on the 747-400, since Cathay Pacific is in the process of phasing out their fleet, and also, to a certain extent, their First Class product itself. This was my first ever repeat of a First Class experience, so I enjoyed being able to compare it to my previous Cathay flight.
My suite
Qantas A380 First Class, SYD-LAX
I may or may not have planned an entire trip to New Zealand and Australia around Qantas First Class availability. While Singapore Airlines laid claim to my first ever A380 flight, I wanted to see if Qantas’s prestigious First Class could compare.
Seating area
Lufthansa 747-400 First Class, ORD-FRA
This was part of a weekend trip I did to Europe in 2013. I wanted to fly Lufthansa’s new First Class, and I had never flown in the upper deck of a 747 before. I got lucky with this flight, shortly after I took it United announced a major devaluation for partner awards, almost doubling the amount of miles it would’ve taken for this flight!
So, for those of you who haven’t come across my little slice of the internet before, welcome. Be sure to check back often, there’s another First Class report in the works!
On board!
Best,
Andy
