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With Qatar Airways, travel dates in 2021.
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Over the weekend Qantas brought another 787-9 home to its fleet in Sydney. But this was not a normal delivery flight. Project Sunrise is coming, and maybe it really, really shouldn’t.
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Over the weekend Qantas brought another 787-9 home to its fleet in Sydney. But this was not a normal delivery flight. Project Sunrise is coming, and maybe it shouldn’t.
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With Singapore Airlines.
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News Update Honolulu Sydney for cheap Around the World Trip Good morning. I hope you all had a good weekend. I had a fun weekend in Chicago celebrating my friends birthday and exploring the city. Over the weekend I read a lot of articles online and I picked out a few to share with you today. Have you read anything this week that is worth sharing? News Update Honolulu-Sydney $199 O/W Nonstop on Boeing 787 – That is a pretty cheap fare. The service is on a great aircraft from Boeing and it is serviced by discount airline Jet. I’ve never been on the airline before but at that price its a hard deal to pass up. Booking Around-The-World Tickets With Miles: Step 1, Plan – An around the world trip in business class would be an awesome experience. It..
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Last week I got to try one of the more unique flights around, Qantas’s one-stop flight from New York JFK to Sydney. What makes this flight unique is that it includes a stopover at LAX, which I believe makes the JFK-LAX segment the only US domestic flight operated by a foreign carrier. The US Department[…]
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| AIR MOS BURGER★JAL SPECIAL. Image by Japan Airlines. |
Japan Airlines (JAL) will once again collaborate with Japanese burger chain MOS BURGER in its latest installment of the popular AIR SERIES, a special Economy Class and Premium Economy inflight meal which JAL collaborate with well-know restaurants and food chains. This will mark the 5th collaborate with MOS BURGER and JAL says this should be the most popular and classic hamburger since MOS BURGER was founded!
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| AIR MOS BURGER★JAL SPECIAL. Image by Japan Airlines. |
So what so special about this AIR MOS BURGER★JAL SPECIAL burger? According to JAL, the meat sauce alone is a result of hundreds of trial and errors. It has to find a way to pack the sauce for inflight serving and maintain the distinctive spiciness of this chicken and pork bone based tomato sauce made with red wine. On top of the tomatoes and diced onion are the same high quality ones used in MOS BURGER stores produced by its farmers who minimize the use of pesticides and fertilizers. According to JAL, the acidity of the tomato and crunchiness of the onions are a complete harmony with the spicy meat sauce.
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| AIR MOS BURGER★JAL SPECIAL eating instructions. Image by Japan Airlines. |
And of course, it won’t be an AIR SERIES dish without the JAL original packaging and fun eating instructions. As indicated above, you will be able to make your own burger the way you like it! First you open the wrapping and remove the separates between the buns and meat patty. Then you can add the mayo and onion as you like. After that is the meat sauce. Finally put the tomato on top and you are done!
This AIR MOS BURGER★JAL SPECIAL will be available as the second meal in Economy and Premium Economy classes on select long-haul flights departing from Japan between March 1 and August 31 2015. So this is a longer 6 months cycle compared to the previous installments which usually last for 3 months only. And for the first time, JAL will introduce this on flights to Canada and Australia! Below are the complete list of eligible flights.
From March 1 2015
From Tokyo Narita to Los Angles (JL062), San Diego (JL066), Chicago (JL010), Boston (JL008), New York JFK (JL004, JL006), Frankfurt (JL407), Paris CDG (JL415), Helsinki (JL413), and Sydney (JL771)
From Tokyo Haneda to London Heathrow (JL043), Paris CDG (JL045)
From March 20 2015
From Osaka Kansai to Los Angles (JL060)
From June 1 2015
From Tokyo Narita to Vancouver (JL018)
A bit strange that Vancouver won’t get this until June. Let the speculation begin 😛
For more details, you can refer to JAL press release (Japanese, English)
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