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Seven courses at the highest restaurant in the world - At.mosphere in Dubai {Gadling}
Jun 29th 2011 2:32PM Curious,how much was the tasting menu meal? It sounds like you did not have wine with your meal. Is it possible to have a wine pairing for the various courses?
Cockpit Chronicles: It's official. I'm moving to Germany {Gadling}
Mar 16th 2011 9:13AM What a fantastic opportunity for everyone. I bet you will all cherish this life adventure in ways yet to be imagined.
Cockpit Chronicles: A new year's eve to celebrate in London {Gadling}
Feb 23rd 2011 5:12PM As always, a pleasure to read. This one is so sweet too:-)
Win 44,000 points from Hyatt Gold Passport when you share your New Years travel resolutions! {Gadling}
Jan 18th 2011 6:43PM Take our disabled adult son on a vacation just for him.
Cockpit Chronicles: How to bypass U.S. Customs with Global Entry {Gadling}
Sep 18th 2010 7:56PM Thanks for the detailed information. On average, I fly internationally only 2-3 times a year. Last time through immigration in BOS, an agent chatted with me about GE, he said it was great, and it really does sound like it is. At ~$10 a trip, I might be tempted.
Cockpit Chronicles: FOQA kept these pilots out of trouble in Panama {Gadling}
Sep 7th 2010 9:13AM Wow, on the edge of my seat! I can't wait for the next installment.
Cockpit Chronicles: Anatomy of a 26 hour delay. {Gadling}
Jan 10th 2009 5:56PM Once again, a fantastic bit of insight into the realities of being a commercial pilot. The added photos that illustrate your text are equally compelling. Keep up the great work.
Happy Birthday Gadling! Win free premium tickets to Amsterdam on OpenSkies! {Gadling}
Oct 16th 2008 3:47PM What a great opportunity to revisit a city that I was last in over thirty years ago. And of course, a chance to experience this new flight, offered by the new airline OpenSkies, is terrific too.
Cockpit Chronicles: Travel Tip: Don't leave home without pants! {Gadling}
Feb 20th 2008 2:20PM Kent, your writing is terrific. I especially have enjoyed your blog articles on the BOS-LHR route, on AA 156 and 155, since I have flown these flights numerous times. And I for one, am glad the 777 is coming back, the 767 I was on last month was ok, at least it is a wide body, but that is about the only positive I have to say. It had not occurred to me that the crew would be equally as fond of these trips as I am, since for me it is a great way to start a European trip (minimal jet lag). But when I think about the flight attendants on this itinerary, it makes sense that they seem to be more senior than on the domestic AA flights that I fly out of BOS.
On other notes, I also enjoyed the video of the view from up front and the accompanying music. Again, it is wonderful to see plane travel from your perspective! And I do appreciate your sense of humor as well. Something about those odd and unanticipated travel moments, that when shared, bring a smile to ones face.
