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Very nice video mate ! Keep up the good work :) I love to fly with Icelandair in saga, personally I love to fly with them rather then Play.

I also flew on TF-ICY

I don't know how I didn't find this video until now, but I was on that flight with you!! I was seated right behind you in 3A, and I made a video about the flight too. You made a great video, and I feel the same way about the hats too, I'm glad they had them cause I didn't bring one. I saw myself in your video, and I am also realizing that you appear in my video too, but only the top of your heads as you happened to be bending down to get something off the floor :) . Do you have an Instagram for your travel stuff? ua-cam.com/video/Un_U1r7hnFo/v-deo.htmlsi=1n1bLDtzuKBU_Cv2

I`ll take AMTRAK in FIRST.

that is a prem eco level of inflight service except for the champagne. Not my choice. You can have a better experience from St.Louis to Frankfurt on Lufthansa!

My main issue with Spirit and Frontier is just when the schedule goes wrong. Most of the time, the legacy carriers are easier to get things taken care of. Plus, Spirit's main economy seat pitch is just not able to work for me.

United’s A320s are DISAPPOINTING!

Have flown spirit and frontier transcon many times also on red eyes..not the most comfy but decent enough. We have become masters of packing light, bring our own snacks and usually have a nice meal before we leave. We fly JetBlue enough to be recognized by cabin crew and love them. Southwest is great but not really a LCC here. It’s all about expectations. We’ve always gotten what we’ve paid for and have been lucky enough not to get nailed with unexpected cancellations. If I absolutely HAVE to be somewhere, I pick the airline with as many options to that destination and take the first flight I can to play it safe. Ryanair gets flack in Europe but have flown them as well and love them…$40 round trip from Dublin to Edinburg Scotland…come on! Singapore airlines on the A380…ok, THAT was an experience! Many times it’s seems it’s the poor behavior of the passengers that cause the issues and not the airlines fault. Maybe if people were raised with respect and some patience, flights would be more enjoyable for everyone.

US Domestic flying is horrible regardless of the carrier - you have to be more diligent with the low cost carriers since they rely on “errors” more… the main factor for me is leg room. Delta does that best (Have not flown Jet Blue yet) so that makes them top choice… and the biscoff on board is an added bonus I like.

The United A320 is currently being refitted with new seats and a new interior. The last time I flew on an A320 with United had IFE's. Each aircraft is different, I guess.

WILL NEVER EVER Fly: Spirit or Frontier EVER AGAIN!!! Cramped. 90% Horrid Turbulence. NO Food, snacks or beverage. I wanted to kiss the floor of the airports after I got off each of their planes. I'm not religious but, I never prayed so much. I LOVE Southwest. BEST, FUNNY, COMFY and NEVER had turbulence. American is second place.

I love that you put detroits airport in😊😊😊😊

I don"t know why you have to pay for splite on United flight. All non alcoholic drink are free on all united flight.

Great video

Well made video. Glad to see a direct flight option to Iceland from DTW. DTW is one of the worst most god awful airport SOLELY because of it being a Delta hub. The airport itself is great but the price gouging by Delta and due to it having a hub here is absolutely criminal. I hate Delta for it and often times I know people who end up flying out of Windsor, Chicago and Toronto and god knows all sorts of alternative options the difference between pricing from DTW vs. any of these other departing airports is 3-4x. How Delta is allowed this level of price gouging is beyond me.

Used to fly PanAm transAtlantic all the time, and Saga seats are similar to First Class forty years ago. The big downside of IcelandAir if you’re going direct to Europe is the rushed and chaotic transit in Keflavik, with the added complexity of Schengen immigration coming and going. Westbound flights hit KEF mid afternoon, and on July 3, 23 the terminal and gate areas were a madhouse, with such huge crowds you could barely push your way through to the gates. Airport staff and gate agents seemed overwhelmed by the crowds, and I wonder that nobody got trampled. Not a pleasant experience on the ground. BTW, Saga gives access to Air France lounge at Washington/Dulles which was lovely, and Frankfurt, which was somewhat less so. With the hectic KEF transit, no chance to even see their home Saga lounge. Good prices, but I’d think twice about the KEF ground experience.