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Good Evening Morgan. I usually fly economy as I am cheap and it pains me to pay 4 to 5 times the cost to fly in a more comfortable chair.

Morgan is FIRST CLASS all the way !!!!!!!!

i absolutely cringe at the thought of being in a MIDDLE SEAT during a long flight

Fast forward to 17:00 (sic) for START of content promised in title :/

Morgan... the first thing you must remember is that no matter how hard you try, you will piss off someone. Some will just disagree, some will not understand this is humor, some just love to argue and will oppose whatever is said. So... I enjoy your humor and hope you will continue in this vein. Personally, you could not carry me onto a cruise of any kind. But perversly, I enjoy the cruising videos. Best wishes!

You were true to your word, and you used the title that you said that you would just to see how much havoc it would cause.

Any kind of first-class, business class or even premier economy is better than cattle car, which is where you will find my seat.

You are limited to 4 minute shower on Emirates

We are D+ and no we never wear them, no point in it lol if we need anything they know your level when making a request so less you want to show off not much point

I do look at other people's plates just to see if they found something nice that i missed but yes so many people do judge but that's because they are miserable people that do that all the time at home.

I’m curious to find out what “fist” class is 😉😉

Trek trendy has a lot of videos about ultra Lux flying, I could be wrong, but I don’t think he was all that impressed with delta either

I never flown first class but I’ve heard showers are time limited and some do have a seat in the bathroom

I've been lucky enough to upgrade to first on US Airways (back in the day) and American Airlines. The perks of "free checked bags"; lunch and a few cocktails covered the extra upgrade fee for us, and it was very nice. I think our US Airways flight from Philadelphia to San Juan was the best. Hubby said I might have "had a little too much wine" on the flight. Thank goodness I had tucked an index card with the hotel info into his shirt pocket! :) (Oh, no commercial)

I’m in Los Angeles and thought it might be nice to take a Royal Caribbean cruise on this coast since it’s so easy and I wouldn’t need to travel but the ships on this coast are so so old.

When we flew from Prague to Budapest the first class was in the back. It was odd.

Excellent overview of the distinctions between business and various forms of 1st class, something that has always confused me. I was wondering if the changes you've made (at the suggestion of CZcams) have made any significant improvement in your numbers, even at this early stage? Although I think it's a pity that it is the more melodramatic or negative titles/thumbnails that allegedly draw viewers, I suppose you are providing a good opportunity to test their theory. Every time I watch one of your videos I am so glad I don't have to be the one coming up with a thumbnail & title as I suspect that would take me longer than the editing and narration the video itself. p.s. Nice 'fridge!!

Loved this video very informative. Thank you for all your hard work. I was like you unaware of differences. Love your T-shirt. No commercial. I am just happy I get to travel as often as I do.

No ad; which is unusual. No ad blocker.

The clip of “you” enjoying the massage in the Emirates lounge was hilarious. I had to rewind and rewatch. 😂

On our 17.5 hours flight from San Francisco to Singapore on United Airlines in Polaris Class, we got pajamas!

I don't fly often, but when I do, I fly domestic first class. I try to book flights offering lie flat seats because I have issues with joint pain and some limitations in mobility. The seats are wider and there is more leg room. It is purely for comfort, not status.

Great video my rainbow brother.

Hmm haven’t flown that particular class before. ( fi “r” st class ) Interesting, do you think there’s a video available online? My last trip , the lounge experience for first class was horrendous in Amsterdam. Then once we hit the USA we didn’t get lounge cause it’s for international only first class, wtf. On international long flights I’ll bump to first for the free bags because the bag cost often covers the cost. It all depends on the cost difference and length of the flight.

Great video, Captain Morgan! I often wondered about these differences. I have flown first class a couple of times: Twice I was upgraded by the airline and another I bought the ticket to treat myself; all three experiences were different and on different airlines, but none were considered to be luxurious as Qatar Airlines. The lounges were nothing to write home about it, but you were more isolated from the general public

For my wife's 60th, we flew Delta One from St. Louis to Amsterdam (with one stop in Detroit), then the same in reverse when we came back. The plane we were on going TO Amsterdam was nice, but not the kind that you could shut the little door to your private cubicle...but it was still really nice and the seats laid down flat...and of course we got all of the additional schwag, food, and drink. On the way back, we were on a newer plane that DID have the little cubicles with the doors you could slide shut. Those were nicer, and I really enjoyed the flight...both flights were amazing though. On the way back from Amsterdam, I think our Purser quickly learned how long it took me to drink a drink because she'd magically show up with a fresh one just as I was wrapping up the previous one. I finally had to let her know that "this" drink would be my last because I could no longer feel my face. We're hoping to fly internationally again in the next one to two years and we'll definitely be going the Delta One route again. It does cost significantly more, but for a very special occasion (like celebrating a 60th birthday), we thought it was worth it for the experience.

I must admit my inner snob comes out a bit during boarding when, sitting in First Class, drink in hand, watching the common folk file past me to the back of the plane.😊

Well, first of all... (heh, heh)

I believe I originally heard this tip from you. If I get a reasonable offer I will sometimes use my points to upgrade. It is usually for only one leg of the journey. This gives me some of the perks including checked bag and priority boarding for the entire trip. I usually fly Delta. I travel a bit but not enough to get me to a status or to use my points for another flight so this gives me a chance to use those points and get some benefit from rewards program.

Great explanation of a fairly complicated travel experience.

I would be excited to be upgraded to anything! Looks like a nice comfortable seat and experience

We recently flew United "first" class coming home from our last cruise (cruise was delayed getting back to Port by 4-5 hours, so we were going to miss our original flight). Because it was technically an international flight, USA to Canada, we did get lounge access, but the seat was barely larger than economy. And of course with a flight less than an hour, food service was just a slightly nice bag of snacks.

If I ever manage to fly to Australia or New Zealand, I'll try to afford first class, or whatever the highest class available is. I'll need it then. But aside from that, I go economy and pay for a seat that suits my needs best. I'd rather save on the flight to pay for more experiences when I land because like you, my budget is on the lower end. But if I had the opportunity, without having to break the bank? Yeah, I'd do it. I'm always surprised by some of the people who comment with such negativity. A little helpful nudge is fine if what one wants to do is inform someone. The judgmental attitude is just showing off how much one knows that others don't. Ick.

Hey! Be nice to Morgan! He’s a good guy!!!!

I’ll take as much whisking as I can get. 😂

Delta has mostly "business class" these days internationally. I think to get the real First Class experience you need to fly non US based flights.

Nice shirt! Thanks for the video. Maybe one day I will save the coin to go first class. But I think I rather upgrade the rest of my vacation experience.

You crack me up! I wasn’t wondering about your new refrigerator. I was wondering who plays the piano. Great video today. 💕💕

You did a fantastic job of this video . I laughed aloud a lot . I am with you in the back of the plane with my own sandwich lol

Good video, Morgan. The only US carrier that still offers international first class is American, it’s only on the 777-300 (not the 777-200 which they operate a lot more) and they plan to phase it out in the coming years because it’s really not competitive with First on Air France, Lufthansa, Emirates, etc.

Thanks Morgan 👍 No commercial today

American Airlines is the last US carrier to have some routes with International First Class. Other's are just International Business Class.

Oh, and my daughter has said there are different ticket categories on the bus she takes coming home from university

In Dec 1976 my family went to the Bahamas. It was on a 747, and I was almost 6. The flight attendants took me upstairs to see the lounge. I couldn’t believe a plane could have two levels. Don’t think I’ve been on a similar plane since. Though I don’t fly a whole lot LOL

Really enjoy your vlogs!❤

This was great Morgan. Thanks so much for all the hard work you put into this. Very very interesting. I had ONE flight home from Australia on Qantas First Class (from my points), the highlight for me, the huge washroom with hooks for your clothes, and then you had a "leisure suit" to change into for the flight. The food was so good, I swore there was a chef on board.

The rule of thumb is this. In America, flying domestically, the top class is called first class. Most of the rest of the world, flying domestically or throughout Europe is called business class. International flights, The tops classes flying international are normally Business (which is way better than US domestic first class and most of the rest of the world business) or First Class i.e. BA, Emirates, Qatar etc. Can be confusing. There are of course exceptions, but as a general rule of thumb I think this covers it. Not sure if I have confused myself now :)

I worked for someone who posted things online with so many spelling errors. Others would mention it to me and I said nothing.. Before we parted ways I told him basic words he spelled wrong...he said, really? I didn't know that??

Thanks Morgan, I am at a point where I am just starting to fly more to cruise ports to be able to get different experiences. This was helpful for me to decide to I really want to spend extra $300/$400 to get a better seat? Or more sometimes!