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10/28/2025

There’s First Class. Then There’s Suites!

This is the start of my Singapore Airlines Airbus A380 First Class Suites experience to Changi Airport. I booked Suite 1F, a space that feels more like a private hotel room in the sky. You can even connect two suites to form a double suite for couples.

Everything is designed for comfort: your own closet, small compartments with mirrors and lights, and personal touches that make you feel at home. What truly stands out is the service. The crew helped me unpack, checked on me every few minutes, and made the whole experience feel effortless and genuine.

Dinner began with unlimited caviar followed by a five-course menu that easily matches Michelin-level dining. After that, it was time to change into my Singapore Airlines Lalique pyjamas and get ready for part two… turning the suite into a bedroom.

Follow for the full experience.

10/27/2025

Three hours at Africa’s best airport lounge…

The Kenya Airways Pride Lounge at Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport completely surprised me. I arrived around 7 a.m. for my morning flight and was greeted with warm smiles and incredible service. The breakfast buffet was one of the best I’ve seen at any airport lounge… from fresh pastries and hot dishes to a full bistro corner with unlimited food, drinks, and even champagne. The lounge was spotless, calm, and offered perfect runway views. After a great meal, I took a shower and received a full amenity kit that felt straight out of a business class cabin.

If you’re flying Kenya Airways Business Class, make sure you visit the Pride Lounge, not the Simba one. It truly deserves its spot among Africa’s top airport lounges.

- Lounge Guru

10/24/2025

That engine sound though…

There’s nothing like the roar of a Boeing 737-800 as it races down the runway. This Kenya Airways jet lifted off from Dubai International Airport (DXB) heading to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO), sitting in Business class at seat 2A, and I tracked its takeoff speed right at 300 km/h. Pretty much spot on with what I’ve seen on other aircraft I’ve filmed.

If you love real aircraft sounds, takeoff speeds, and pure aviation energy, head to my YouTube for the long form versions.

Pretty sure this 737-800 is powered by CFM56-7B engines, any avgeek can confirm?

- Lounge Guru

10/23/2025

Cathay’s remarkable business class dining experience…
I’ve never eaten this much on a flight. From smoked salmon salad to braised beef noodles, a full cheese platter, exotic fruits, and even a proper burger and fries, this was a true 5-course feast at 35,000 feet.

I flew on Cathay Pacific’s Boeing 777-300ER from Hong Kong Airport to Dubai International on a $5,190 return ticket. Not everything lived up to expectations, but the food alone made this journey awesome.

10/21/2025

Saudi Hospitality on the A320…

Flying Saudia Business Class Return from Dubai International Airport (DXB) to Jeddah King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED) was a seamless experience from start to finish. The round trip cost around $2,700 (≈9,800 AED) and departed right on time.

On board the Airbus A320, the 2-2 configuration offered plenty of comfort and a 45” pitch decline (no full flat) for this 2-hour 45-minute flight. The crew were friendly, attentive, and carried that unmistakable Saudi warmth. Even fellow passengers were engaging and kind, curious about my filming setup.

Despite the short route, there were three main course options, each beautifully plated. I chose the beef brisket, and it turned out to be my favorite Saudia meal to date, tender, flavorful, and perfectly portioned. The service ended with fresh coffee and chocolate, a classy touch that sealed the experience.

Saudia continues to impress. The airline is clearly evolving into a strong competitor among the top Middle Eastern carriers, standing proudly beside Qatar Airways and Emirates in both service and comfort.

- Lounge Guru

#السعودية

10/20/2025

Would you try them out?

These iGA Sleepods at Istanbul Airport are one of the best affordable options if you’re stuck on a long layover. They’re located airside near Gate D, so you don’t need to leave the terminal. Each pod has a USB port, power socket, luggage space, and disposable blanket, and you can rent them for €12 per hour during the day or €20 at night.

They’re semi-open, so expect some light and background noise, but for convenience and comfort, they’re hard to beat. Just remember to set your own alarm, as there’s no wake-up call.

I actually made these pods go viral last year with over 100 million views, so I had to come back for another test run this fall.

- Lounge Guru

10/17/2025

Which one’s your favorite?

This year I’ve collected quite a few business class amenity and travel kits and some of them were pure luxury. From skincare, fragrances, socks, eye masks, and slippers to full-on pyjamas and flip-flops, each airline had its own signature touch.

Singapore Airlines served Lalique, KLM featured Marie-Stella-Maris, Air Astana went with Diesel, Cathay Pacific offered Bamford, Air Europa had Comfort Zone, and Air India brought in Ferragamo.

Each one tells a different story of style and comfort at 35,000 feet.

Which kit would you want to unpack first?

- Lounge Guru

10/15/2025

I think I ate $500 worth of caviar onboard.

This was onboard Singapore Airlines First Class Suites on the A380, and yes, it was insanely good. 2 full tin of premium caviar served with a selection of garnishes, warm bread and butter to cleanse your palate, paired with a glass of Cristal Champagne at 35,000 feet.

The table setup felt like fine dining, with everything meticulously organized down to the smallest detail. The crew serving me was top notch, incredibly friendly, and genuinely just focused on making my experience one to remember.

This is part 1 of the Singapore Airlines A380 First Class dining experience as we fly into Singapore Changi Airport, and it’s pure luxury in the sky.

Follow for part 2, where I’ll show you the full multi-course meal experience.

— Lounge Guru

10/14/2025

Business indulgence on the Pride of Africa · Kenya Airways Boeing 787

Flying from Dubai to Amsterdam via Nairobi on Kenya Airways’ Dreamliner 787 Business Class turned out to be one of the most pleasant surprises of my travels this year. This journey cost just over $4,000, and from the moment I stepped on board, it felt worth every cent.

The 2-2-2 business-class cabin was spacious and elegant, and the crew’s warmth stood out right away. Before take-off, one of the attendants personally walked me through every seat feature… a gesture I’ll never forget. The flight departed on time, the atmosphere was calm, and the service felt genuinely thoughtful from start to finish.

This Part 1 gives you a full look at the cabin and onboard experience.
Stay tuned for Part 2 and Part 3, where I’ll show you everything I ate and the exclusive wine-tasting service that made this flight truly memorable.

- Lounge Guru

10/13/2025

Early morning at Saudia Riyadh Lounge.

Spent a few hours in Al Fursan Business Class Lounge at Riyadh Airport (RUH) before my early flight. It was nice, clean, comfortable, modern, and honestly kind of cute. There are multiple areas, solid breakfast options, and plenty of space to chill out.

But if the airline is listening, a few things could make it even better:
1. It’s super loud — announcements echo through every few minutes and can wake you up.
2. There aren’t enough loungers — barely any spots to properly rest.
3. No showers — adding a few would make a huge difference.

Overall, a much improved lounge experience that just needs a few tweaks to be truly great.

- Lounge Guru

#السعودية

10/12/2025

Would you spend $11k for this experience?

Step into Saudia’s Fully Enclosed First Class Suite, pure Arabian luxury in the sky.

• Private 1-2-1 suites with full doors and no middle seats
• Automatic privacy screen = your own world
• In-suite refreshment corner with dates, Arabic coffee, and more
• Saudi hospitality done right: warm, personal, and elegant
• 82” full flat bed with plush bedding
• Chef-curated menu served anytime
• 23” HD touch screen + 1,500 hours of entertainment
• Designer amenity kits by Porsche & Furla
• Premium sleepwear by Porsche Design

This isn’t just a seat — it’s an Oasis.

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