Tales of Travelling the World
Business class, reviewed from the seat, not the press release.
First-hand reviews written for every body type, with particular depth on the UK-India corridor. Every one answers The Comfort Question.



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The Comfort Question
Seat width is half the story. Shoulders are the other half.
Every review measures the seat against the airline's published figures, then says what that means for a larger traveller: the shoulders, the armrest, the seat belt and the bed.
How The Comfort Question works- ComfortableRoom to spare for a larger frame
- WorkableFine, with the right seat choice
- TightThink twice before booking
What we sort before every trip to India
Lounge access[Partner, once approved. Our take, with the downside.]
eSIM for India[Partner, once approved. Our take, with the downside.]
Travel insurance[Partner, once approved. Our take, with the downside.]
Money in India[Partner, once approved. Our take, with the downside.]
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FMF Global
01How to Name an AirlineWhat would the ideal airline look like, if we built it from scratch?
A serialised thought experiment, one decision per episode. Episode 1 starts with the name.
Read it before you book your next flight
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