In Melinda’s last blog, she reviewed the Calgary International Airport (YYC) – today she will review her United YYC-IAH flight and the Houston Airport. Melinda is a self-described epitome of the reality side of ‘expectation vs reality’ in business travel. You’ll find her taking steerage class cabins to exotic locales like Elliot Lake, ON and Elko, NV, chasing her company’s aerial survey aircraft! You can check out more about Melinda on LinkedIn or follow her on Twitter @melindadgross. She’ll have a follow-on blog on another flight experience and her visit to Lafayette Airport (LFT), so stay tuned!
Archive for September 29, 2015
United YYC-IAH Flight Review
Arriving in Havana via PTY
This is my first time to Cuba, and it was still certainly a challenge of arriving in Havana despite the fact that relations with the U.S. are thawing. Not only did we have to master the challenge of the “flying through a third” city, but then we had to find flights that were actually affordable. We landed on Copa Airlines, through Panama City Airport (PTY). You can read about our thought process of buying our plane tickets here.
Calgary Airport Review (YYC)
Here’s Melinda’s review on the Calgary International Airport (YYC). Melinda is a self-described epitome of the reality side of ‘expectation vs reality’ in business travel. You’ll find her taking steerage class cabins to exotic locales like Elliot Lake, ON and Elko, NV, chasing her company’s aerial survey aircraft! You can check out more about Melinda on LinkedIn or follow her on Twitter @melindadgross. She’ll have a follow-on blog next week on her flight experiences and her visit to Houston International Airport (IAH), so stay tuned!
tripchi airport app – Labor Day Update
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Record Breaking Year at BOS
It is no secret that I am fond of my hometown airport Boston Logan International and I have written previously about the incredible strides the airport has made in terms of international routes. In 2015, they will add seven new international destinations and are always on the lookout for potential new routes. With a strengthening dollar and oil creeping ever lower, Bostonians will be looking to travel abroad and fill those new routes. On the flip side 2014 was a record-breaker in terms of international traffic for BOS and to make room for even more carriers and passengers the airport has torn down the old American Airlines hangar built in the sixties to make way for the new international Terminal E extension.