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Review: Brussels Airlines Business Class A330 Brussels To Frankfurt

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I can't even begin to say how excited I was for my sub-400 mile day of flying. As I explained in the introduction, Brussels Airlines has special Tomorrowland party flights from a few cities in Europe to Brussels. In this case they actually position the plane to Frankfurt empty, given that Frankfurt isn't a destination…

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 Jan1
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Hi Ben, the "blue" plane you did not recognize is a Boeing 767 by Jetairfly (Belgium's largest holiday carrier & charter). Looking forward to your Tomorrowland flight report ....


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Hi Ben, the “blue” plane you did not recognize is a Boeing 767 by Jetairfly (Belgium’s largest holiday carrier & charter). Looking forward to your Tomorrowland flight report ….


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 Luis
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Did they give you a box of Neuhaus belgian chocolate on this flight? They give those out on every longhaul flight to business class passenger. Simply the best chocolate in the world.


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Gold
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Maybe there should be a website just for Ben called "Lufthansa porn" 🙂


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Just a quick question on the hard product. Did your opinion on the foot cubby change at all seated in 1A? I'm flying two flights on this plane in Dec in both 1A and 1K and I specifically chose them to give me the throne experience but still more legroom. Both will be overnight flights. Any thoughts?


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Ben, I have an early morning flight coming up soon out of BRU. I was wondering what airport hotel you stayed at that was "three minutes from the check in area?" Thanks


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(@Austin)
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I didn't know the international date line ran through the middle of Europe... 😉

Brussels Airlines 1807
Brussels (BRU) – Frankfurt (FRA)
Thursday, July 24
Depart: 7:55AM
Arrive: 9:10AM (+1 day)


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See Lucky, inter-European flights aren't THAT bad 😉


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``As usual, Frankfurt Airport is one of my favorite in the world for taxiing, mainly because I just love looking at Lufthansa jets``

You really have a deep evaluation criteria for airports. You harp on people who use style over substance in their marketing, yet you have no problems contradicting your own principles.


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(@Graham)
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I hope you got that girl's number seated behind you.....and definitely not for professional reasons.


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@ Luis -- Yep, delicious!


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@ Soltatio -- Yep, definitely noticed more legroom in the throne area for seat 1A. Good pick.


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@ Austin -- Whoops, fixed!


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@ Benni Boy --

a) Well excuse me, which "deep evaluation criteria" should I use for judging the degree to which I enjoy taxiing around airports? And here I was thinking that how much I enjoy looking out the window was reasonable criteria. I'm such a hypocrite. 😉
b) I harp on people who use style over substance in their marketing? Think I actually said exactly the opposite: https://onemileatatime.com/the-power-of-advertising-in-the-travel-industry/


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