I hope to have a full trip report up of at least my IAD-LIM business class flight, but in the meantime, I wanted to share a quick trip report of our travels Sunday (and into Monday) as we went from Cleveland to Washington Dulles to Lima to Cuzco for our trip to Machu Picchu and Peru
Our family travel mascot Mario all packed up and ready to go!
Our route – map courtesy of gcmap.com
It all started so well – a quick trip to the Airspace Lounge Cleveland for a little lunch and planespotting
Then… a slight mechanical delay turned into a 5 hour delay and eventual flight cancellation. Thankfully I had brought 2 day passes to the United Club Cleveland!
Made it to Dulles about 5 hours late but still with about 90 minutes to spare before our flight to Lima took off. Booking long layovers with separate tickets FTW
Seat 2A on IAD-LIM – my home for the next 7 hours or so
I was pretty tired but hey… why not dinner! Salmon was quite tasty
Clouds from our flight to Cuzco
Made it!
It’s been a blast so far! Look for a lot more Peru themed posts from me over the next few days and weeks!
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So, you started with a tie and switched to a t-shirt? Or was there a lounge incident not mentioned?
LOL this is not the first time my sartorial tastes have been questioned. I was in a tie to start as we had come directly from church, and switched to shorts and a T-shirt before the redeye flight to Lima as I didn’t have other pajamas to sleep in.