Hey guys!
Welcome to my 4th and FINAL post of this series! If you haven’t already done so, check out the first 3 posts: Post 1 can be found here, Post 2 can be found here, and Post 3 can be found here. If you have viewed and liked all four of these posts, I thank you - you’re an OG. I’ve had fun making this series for y’all, and I hope you’ve enjoyed reading them. Now, without further ado, let’s get to the post for the day!
Recipe to make delicious chocolate chip cookies
Flight 4 of 4:
Airline: Delta - DAL
Flight #: DL1067
Aircraft Registration: N127DN
Departure Airport: BOS (Boston-Logan International Airport)
Departure Gate: A15
Cruise alt/SPD: FL320/415 KTS
Arrival Airport: MCO (Orlando International Airport)
Landing runway: 17L
Arrival Gate: 78
Departure time: 1915Z
Arrival time: 2234Z
Date: 22nd March
Landing rating: 9.6
Before I get any further, I just wanted to ask - did anybody find any similarities between the first and third posts, and does anybody have any more guesses as to what my meal was in my second post? I’m going to reveal the answers soon, so now’s the time to guess.
After we landed in Boston and got through customs, we unfortunately didn’t go to a lounge, but I did go to a Boston Bruins-themed bar that was across from our gate (it’s basically the same thing). Little coincidence - the three gates that were on our end of the terminal were all Delta flights to somewhere in Florida - one was Jacksonville, one was Daytona or Tampa or Fort Lauderdale, I can’t remember, and the other was to Orlando - our flight!
The flight was slightly delayed in leaving, but we still landed at around our scheduled time. I only got 1 photo, and a recording of the landing (which was actually better than all three of the other flights, which was crazy, because all of my other flights were on board planes with double landing gears) that was pretty buttery. Here’s the picture:
I actually really like the way that this picture turned out. Definitely seems like it is the highest-resolution picture out of all of them.
On board the flight, I ended up watching a movie called Over the Hedge - it’s really funny - it has Steve Carell, Catherine O’Hara, Eugene Levy, and more. Got some airplane cookies and some juice, and enjoyed my flight! The approach was kinda turbulent, but it’s alright.
In the end, I really enjoyed my trip to London. I was immensely grateful for the opportunity that I had to do so. Unfortunately, this trip was scheduled for four years ago’s spring break - 2020 - but something happened that year…I can’t remember what it was…
I would say, Delta is a good choice for flying to the UK from the US, as it is a good deal cheaper than British Airways, Aer Lingus, or airlines like that (as I look into it as of right now, it seems like Virgin Atlantic is also a good choice, so I don’t know why we just didn’t choose them) but is a better quality than Norse. For example, here’s how much it costs to fly from Orlando to London on May 4th (Heathrow and Gatwick are included in these results) in Premium Economy:
That’s the inexpensive end for Premium Economy. Some are nonstop, some have stops.
As you can tell, the price decides to skyrocket once we get to United and British Airways.
So yeah, I would probably recommend flying Delta or Virgin Atlantic, depending on where you live. You can get a much better experience with them in Premium Economy than you will likely get on a British Airways Economy (can’t say for sure - never flown with them before). Thank you for giving this post a chance, and I will see you guys next time!
Before you go, I might post a few links to some videos from my flights - and also start a topic of a trip report from my spring break last year - be on the lookout 👀!
Waxy
- Post 1: MCO - ATL
- Post 2: ATL - LHR
- Post 3: LHR - BOS
- Post 4: BOS - MCO
- Enjoyed them all!
