@David,You might want to revise your opening reference in respect of Qantas. Last May, I travelled SYD-LAX on QF 11 A380 and was surprised to see a passenger in the front Y cabin bulkhead row with an assistance dog - and not a 'handbag' model either. It was a cross-bred Labrador, which  rema...

@david - and thanks from me, as well. It answers the question I asked 22nd Feb. Any insight into why Qantas has chosen not to take advantage of this option? My guess would be it is only because it may have had an impact on either the aisle width, or the ability to make all three of the right...

David, an excellent review of the new A220-300. However, there is one point missing from the review. Can you confirm whether Qantas [has / has not] opted for the slightly wider seat width in the Y class 'E' seats ? This feature (if implemented) allows the middle-seat passengers an extra inch...

Finally, about time !Yes, we all know Qantas wants passengers to have a superior WiFi experience. Yes, we know the technical issues surrounding KA-2 band lack of satellites in the Southern Hemisphere etc. But seriously, lack of WiFi on international flights has become a complete competitive disad...

"Is this the next big thing in inflight entertainment ?"Not by a long shot - for several reasons:If it were, this nascent technology has had 10+ years to develop. To whit, QF adopting the Samsung VR headset for trials in first class - back in 2015 ! Airlines are technically never leaders or ...