The air dividers and curtain are becoming the norm for the aircraft type worldwide. Qantas is doing exactly the same thing. I was only just in a Qantas 737 and it had no wall diving business from Econ. As much as I preferred the wall, this will be the norm for both airlines on domestic routes in ...

Whilst I agree, I believe it's only a very small percentage of seats sold on Flex fares, depending on the time of the day, as it's mostly pax flying for business purposes that purchase them. I doubt it'll make a huge difference to Plat or Gold wanting to use Fly Ahead (fingers crossed).

The tolls will more than make up for any parking savings, I dare say.

I can't see that every happening TBH.Even the metro service that isn't beginning until the second half of 2027 is only a shuttle service that you'll need to alight and board a regular train into the CBD.Although I can't see many people travelling/staying in the CBD using the WSI, I certainly woul...

I think The Loft looks far more upmarket and more in tune with today. A luxurious little seating area where you can order a drink delivered directly to your seat and chat with your travelling companion.I think bars in planes are starting to feel a little, yesterday, to be honest.