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That’s always an experience you hope for. Thank you for sharing.

Appreciate that. Thank you.

My pleasure. I’m happy to help the best I know how

Just depends on the tracks and speed. More times than not you will feel the swaying but also enjoy the smooth experiences too. Depends on the routes.

Awesome to hear. Glad it was informative

Thank You and glad you enjoyed it!

I'm sure in time you will. I haven't done the big routes to or from chicago

@@mattsmoments2 Hoping to do a circle tour of the US....maybe in 2026 or 2027. Got 4 cruises coming up first.

Thank you for the sub! I’m subscribed to you as well. Looking forward to watching your experience on piedmont.

If you play it right you can steal some deals

Two maybe three times now for me. First time in the front

That’s awesome to hear. I’ll experience that one day. Safe travels

Yes yes I know. lol. 20 years in the airlines I definitely slip saying economy instead of coach. I appreciate the compliment and thank you for watching

My pleasure and thank you for watching. I’m glad I was able to showcase west to east

Yah Iceland isn’t much lol. Thank you that fun fact. Without looking I wonder if Ohio is bigger than Iceland.

@@mattsmoments2 Ohio is about 5.008 sq mi bigger than Iceland

Thank you for that lol

Maybe 20-30 minutes each. Not bad at all

Couldn’t agree more when it comes to the the service and prices. They are both pretty rough. I’ve stayed twice

That would be a unique route. Call it the “Salty Spud 🥔 “ route lol

I’m sorry you feel that way and had underwhelming service. Been on them three and it was solid. Nothing to complain about

@@mattsmoments2 horrible experience for me............lots my seats, even though we were there early.....horrible food service, and not enough cocktails in their bin to serve all customers.

I mean that can sadly happen to any airline. I’m sorry it happened with you. I hope for a better experience any time you fly next

My pleasure. Thank you for watching

Thank you Uncle!

That’s a great route to be in business/first

I was in their economy plus. Slightly more legroom. So that wasn’t too bad. I was cozy. I got lucky as you saw with an empty seat next to me.

All planes to me run cold. A lot of Hawaiian airlines fleet is modern but pushing the older age of planes. All in all good

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It held two adults. At least 350lbs

I did! Thank you for helping set it all up

They only seem to keep getting higher and higher

@@mattsmoments2. I know. My friend and her husband pay about 300 more for the same trip.

@peaches4044 recently I paid 600 for a roomette. I was a little surprised

@@mattsmoments2. That’s what I found also

If I remember correctly I believe they will serve you a white or red wine.

I’m unsure their locomotives rotation per line. Thank you for the compliment and watching

Well that’s pretty cool!

That’s the thing about trains usually tight squeeze in rooms. I’m intrigued about VIA rails berths. They look tight squeeze for sure.

@@mattsmoments2 : we also found the sink difficult to use. You could easily burn yourself with the sink . It was difficult to get just warm water not scalding hot water. We were better off by not doing the bare necessities. I was surprised that they only took plastic in the bar /club car.

@gregtrain1 that’s wild to hear about the hot water. As for using only plastic I know that’s becoming more and more common.

I love that yall have had great experiences on Aer Lingus. Thank you for sharing your story.

And Toronto is going 2 daily with Aer Lingus next year!

Thank you for sharing. I love the story! Sending good vibes your way.

Oh definitely. I’m with ya there lol. As for the breakfast if had far worse. This wasn’t too bad.

You’re correct about that. I do wish the train had been later because there was a lot of stunning scenery in the shadows. So take a later train from Bergen if available

@@mattsmoments2 Yes it'll be much better if they've a train at 9am during winter. I think I'll take the 11:50 train then. Perhaps this provides us an opportunity to revisit this lovely railway in summer :) Thanks for your advice!

My pleasure! Enjoy the journey

Not all the time. This particular flight made it there in under 18hrs with a good tail wind

Not sure what you’re meaning lol

Yes

Thank you for watching and subscribing

You’re right about that. Red eyes are great for that reason. Load up on a lot of coffee in my case. lol I thought the food was above average, service was standard and friendly, and seats weren’t anything different than most economy long haul seats. I hope that helps. Thank you for watching

Oh goodness 🤣 smh

But the merger would leave investors with a bad taste in their mouths. ..

Touché lol

I love the old livery and happy they used it on that route when I flew

Good to know. Just going off of what is shown and marketed in the United States..from google and Wikipedia. Our two main search engines.

Aer Lingus is part of IAG (International Airline Group), as are British Airways and Iberia. All three are "legacy airlines": Aer Lingus remains Ireland's national carrier, British Airways remains the UK's national carrier. and Iberia remains Spain's national carrier. 🇮🇪🇬🇧🇪🇸 You're welcome.

Sounds good!

Thank you. That’s good info to know.

It is but you have to call them to add the number to the booking.

Thank you!

Denver is now one of the busiest airports in the USA, is one reason. lol it’s a good market

@@mattsmoments2 Perhaps, seems to me though that Air Fungus has a sizable portion of the US market, JFK, BOS, ORD, SFO, LAX, IAD, SEA, EWR, BDL, MCO, MIA, MSP, CLE (another oddball destination). Hell, they serve as many US destinations as BA. I guess they might add ATL one day, don't know where they would go after that.

@cameraman655 I don’t know their image in Europe but places in the United States love having random international flights to Europe no matter who it is. Turkish started in DEN too one month after Aer Lingus did. The airport there is constantly attracting international carriers.

So everyone in Ireland can go skiing in Colorado, doh! I can now fly direct to DIA without having to change aircraft in either Europe or in the U.S.

Dublin is the 5th busiest airport for transatlantic travel in Europe now, so a lot of people connecting. There’s rumours of Indianapolis, Columbus, Nashville and St. Louis being added next year