DLD 534: In the Studio

The image shows the interior of an airplane cabin, specifically the business class section. On the right, there is a well-stocked snack and beverage station labeled "United Polaris," featuring various drinks and snacks. The cabin has spacious seating with individual screens, and the lighting is soft and ambient, creating a comfortable atmosphere.

There’s lots to unpack this week, including a new premium seat, a new paint job, and new route plans galore.

DLD 533: Oh no you EWRn’t

The image shows a large, open area inside an airport terminal with multiple rows of stanchions and retractable belts forming a queue system. There are people standing in line, and the ceiling features a modern design with large windows allowing natural light to enter. Signs indicate that this is Toronto Pearson Airport.

All eyes are on Newark these days, much like gawking at a crash when driving by. But fear not; there are plenty of messes to behold around the aviation world.

DLD 532: The Trip That Didn’t Happen

Flying the Air Inuit 737-200 Combi to Puvirnituq’s gravel runway is an AvGeek bucket list item. Alas, the 47-year old plane had other ideas. But we still had an interesting/good time.

DLD 514: Hub Plays: Alaska’s Long, Southwest’s Short

Two very interesting and very different sets of route announcements caught our attention this week. Plus premium seats and lots more.

DLD 513: We Try Harder(ish)

Is it finally time for some passenger rights in the USA? And why does air travel feel more unbundled than ever, in every class of travel?

DLD 512: Branching out

It was Thanksgiving week in the US, so we shifted our gaze to Europe and the Middle East, with plenty of news being made.

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