My goodness me! We've seen the exponential increase in inconsiderate passengers using devices in airport lounges without earphones and now Qatar are going to bring to us a deluge of loud FaceTime and Zoom calls at 40,000'.I really liked travelling with Qatar but a fond farewell methinks (not that...

I have many Concorde stories to tell but I do have a very fond memory of queuing for the toilet (yep, a fond memory queuing for a toilet), passing the time talking with two of the Gibb brothers (of the Bee Gees) about nothing in particular (they were regular commuters).... funny what memories spa...

I quite like the 'softer tones' of the cabin but I do not understand why Emirates continues to use reflective wood veneer in their cabins - The amount of reflection it causes is really rather annoying and you are continually 'seeing' what other passengers are watching, whether you want to, or not...

A very valid point indeed and I certainly understand your point.I suppose I am somewhat old fashioned and out of date (as well as being old) as to what, in my opinion, a great first class lounge should 'deliver' - I am so over trying to relax in a quiet, elegant oasis only to hear loud voices dec...

Not sure what all the fuss is about in regard to the number of (or lack thereof) power points and charging ports.A great First Class lounge is surely a place to relax and forget about the stresses of the day whilst enjoying the fine wine and fine food on offer - The Qantas International First Lou...