Originally Posted by djtech I'd say the Flagship AA lounge's cheeseberger is pretty good too! I haven't had the burger in the Flagship lounge, but as far as in flight goes, the CX burger beats the socks off the AA sliders. They're not anywhere near the same league!

Coins definitely go in the Change for Good envelopes. :-)For paper currency, I have an old Daytimer zipper binder (https://bit.ly/2Ol2fvu) that I've filled with vinyl zip pouches (https://bit.ly/2LX53SJ), one for each currency. Oyster / Octopus cards, etc., also go in the same pouches. I don't us...

Some time ago, I was asked on check-in if I would be willing to downgrade on a CX HKG-CGK flight. I politely declined, collected my J class boarding pass, and proceeded to the lounge. When I arrived at the lounge, they again asked if I would be willing to downgrade, and I said no, saying that the...

Hi John,Welcome to Hong Kong! In a city with such a wide range of hotels at all points along the spectrum as Hong Kong, "reasonably priced" is a matter of perspective. Also, you didn't say when you'll be in town, but timing of various events and holidays can influence hotel prices significan...

If I understand your routing, you're flying BNE-LAX with QF, LAX-YYZ on AA (but on a QF ticket and flight code), and then connecting to AC for the YYZ-YUL leg. If that is accurate, I'm afraid it's not good news for avoiding baggage hassle. Both the US and Canada require that you clear custom...