Travel, food, aviation, culture & art. Reports from my points-fueled journeys around New York and the world.
A free museum on a traffic circle holds a 1434 panel that out-modernizes everything painted two centuries after it, and a horse nobody rides is the bestselling postcard in the shop. London's poshest painting is also its friendliest.
An American who was born in Canada makes the case for London's oldest, least photogenic institutions — measured plainly against both national founding dates, and the tree claim that turned out to be wrong in a more interesting way.
Domestic first is a wider seat next to a man on a Teams call, and the complimentary upgrade is functionally dead. The premium transcons are the exception — and they require a completely different upgrade currency.
