Here Goes One Of My Craziest Trips Yet!

One of the main reasons I travel is to review new airlines, which is why many of my trips are quick and have crazy routings.

However, I think this might just be one of my craziest trips yet. Over the course of the next week I’ll be flying:

That’s over 33,000 flown miles over the course of seven days.

Crazy-Trip

So not only is this trip rather crazy in terms of the airlines I’m flying, but it’s also crazy in terms of the quantity of flying, especially since about half that trip is being done without spending a night in a hotel.

I’m not sure which flight I’m most excited about on this trip. I’m leaning towards the Pakistan flight from Manchester to New York, though the Saudia flight is also a contender… or perhaps the Royal Air Maroc flight? I’m not sure. So much to look forward to! 😉

Be sure you’re following along on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, as I’ll have tons of updates over the coming days. Matthew from Upgrd is also joining me for the trip, so it’ll be interesting to see how our perceptions differ, if at all.

Which airline are you most curious to read about?

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Nick L. Member

I bet matt is a blast at parties. Yeesh.

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Matt Guest

Ben, When do you arrive in Manchester? A fan would like to say hello and buy you a drink if you had the time! Matt

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TripleJ Guest

@Robert Hanson You should not feel so much pride in being so ignorant. And you are the type of person who will be looked upon with shame in the future. Actually, not even the future, I feel ashamed about you right now! You have to truly be blind to ignore all the evidence, and not to mention the consensus in the scientific community. You know, the people with PhDs who devote their entire lives to studying these things. Anyone who ignores the advice of 98% of an expert community should not be allowed to make any decisions for themselves...they clearly aren't capable of reasoned thought.

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Lisa Guest

Robert, If by "urban myth" you mean "fact researched and validated by thousands of scientists", I agree. The term "global warming" is a target for poorly informed people like yourself who don't understand that the planet warming doesn't prevent blizzards, so every time it snows, they say, "global warming is a lie". "Climate change" is a better description for the layman. Fortunately, it's not a binary problem.You can offset your carbon emissions and still travel, use a computer, etc., so no, you don't need to go off grid. https://www.terrapass.com/ But thanks for the weak effort.

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Robert Hanson Diamond

Aside from the fact that human caused Global Warming is a total Urban Myth, which due to the lack of any actual warming GW alarmists had to change the name to the meaningless term Climate Change, these planes were going to fly whether or not Lucky is on them. The extra amount of Co2 caused by Lucky's weight in the plane is miniscule. ;) This blog, by the way, is a travel blog. Anyone who believes in GW should stop reading it, unplug their computer immediately, and start making plans to move somewhere off the grid. :)

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