The USA is one of the world's most diverse travel destinations – from the East Coast with New York City, through the Midwest with Chicago and Michigan, to the West Coast with Seattle, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. This page compiles all of miles-around's articles about the United States: detailed hotel reviews, such as the Hilton Chicago on Michigan Avenue; lounge reviews at American airports – including the Star Alliance Business Lounge Los Angeles, the SAS Lounge Newark, the United Club Seattle, the SWISS Lounge Chicago, and the American Express Centurion Lounge San Francisco – as well as trip reports on long-haul flights with SAS, LOT Polish Airlines, and Air Canada.
The reports are complemented by travelogues from Seattle, road trip tips through the Midwest, and a visit to the Boeing factory in Everett. The articles are aimed at couples, families, and frequent flyers who want to explore the USA comfortably and independently.
During our online check-in for our return flight with British Airways to Oslo, I was briefly confused by the seating arrangement. Two seats, a single seat, and then two seats again. That looks like business class à la Swiss, doesn't it?! A "real" business class on a European flight? I guess I'm lucky enough to be flying British Airways long-haul business class on the Airbus A321.
It's back to Oslo again! In American Airlines Business Class in the Boeing 777-300ER, we first fly to London Heathrow. From Jamaica Station, the JFK Airport Train takes us to Terminal 8, where American Airlines, Air Berlin and LATAM also depart.
With SAS Plus, the Scandinavian airline has created a fantastic product in Premium Economy class. In the following trip report, you'll learn what service and amenities you can expect in SAS's Premium Economy on long-haul flights.
