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  About Orlando

Orlando is one of the most visited cities in Florida and the perfect place to head to with your family. There are quite a few theme parks, world-class spas and sports. Orlando must be the destination for your next vacation. While it has a lot of theme parks for you to visit with your kids, you can always revisit your childhood by going to the theme parks here with your friends. The Walt Disney World, Universal Studios and Universal Islands of Adventure and SeaWorld are some of the most popular tourist destinations in the city. If you are a cinema buff, this place is like paradise to you. If you are lucky, you might get a chance to be a member of the audience for the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon. Orlando also has a diverse culture and eclectic dining scenes. The city also has museums for every art and history buff. You can attend the ballet, orchestra, dance performances and Broadway show in the city when you visit here. Make sure that you book your seats for the same in advance. Orlando is one city that makes sure you never get bored. There are plenty of entertaining options that will make your holiday special. The city also has pristine beaches and parks for nature and water lovers.

Best Time to Visit Orlando

Unlike other cities in Florida, the best time to visit Orlando is from December to February during winter. Make sure you book your hotel in Orlando several weeks in advance since it gets pretty packed as soon as winter begins. You might also want to book your flight tickets to Orlando in advance. The top attractions in the city will be jammed and since it does get quite chilly, make sure you also pack your warm clothes. The temperature ranges from 10 to 23 degree Celsius. If you are planning a visit to the theme parks, please ensure that you reach early to avoid long queues or to get in. The theme parks do reach a point when they have to stop admitting people into the park to stop overcrowding. You can also attend events like Citrus Bowl, Downtown Food and Wine Fest, Annual Winter Park Bach Festival, Mardi Gras at Universal Orlando Resort and Seven Seas Food Festival at SeaWorld Orlando. The city has its spirits up during winter with so many events, festivals and carnivals happening in the city.

Spring season hits Orlando from March to May, and the temperature ranges from 14 to 31 degree Celsius. It is a very pleasant time to visit the city. The hotel prices drop considerably, and you might even get cheap flight tickets to Orlando. While the theme parks will be more accessible and not packed with a lot of tourists, the numbers might increase after March. The Annual Winter Park Bach Festival, Mardi Gras at Universal Orlando Resort and Seven Seas Food Festival at SeaWorld Orlando continue from February to March. Apart from these, you can also attend the Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival at Walt Disney World Resort, Florida Film Festival and Orlando International Fringe Theatre Festival.

June to August is summer in Orlando, and though it is not the best time to visit the city, a lot of families head to the city for their summer vacations. The temperature ranges from 23 to 33 degree Celsius with a high humidity level which makes it a very uncomfortable time to visit Orlando. The city also witnesses a hurricane threat during this time. Make sure you are well-hydrated, not outside a lot and use a sunblock frequently if you are visiting Orlando in summer.

You will come across great flight deals to Orlando along with hotel accommodations in the fall season. September to November, however, is not an ideal time to head to Orlando. The temperature ranges from 15 to 32 degree Celsius, and the chances of hurricanes only increase, which might ruin your vacation. Please ensure that you check the refund policy on the flights and hotels that you book in case you have to cancel it, owing to bad weather. If you are on a budget, it would be best to end your trip right before Thanksgiving.

Places to Visit in Orlando

The Walt Disney World is every kid's paradise. It has about four parks called Epcot, Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios. You can either choose from the options or visit all of them in a day. Since the theme park is pretty crowded during summer, you can head to the city in the spring season. Lake Eola Park in Downtown Orlando is the best place to head to if you want to spend a peaceful day. You can take a ride on the swan boat or take a stroll through the park. It is also a popular place to head to during fairs and festivals. Orlando Eye is a new attraction in Orlando, and the ride offers you an enchanting view of the city. It is one of the best experiences in Orlando that tourists love. SeaWorld is another popular tourist attraction in the city and one of the best places to visit with your family. You can catch the dolphin and whale shows here, and even interact with them. Universal Orlando is a theme park that does not have any Disney characters in it. However, you will find Minion-like characters here along with a glimpse into Steven Spielberg's artwork and mind-blowing rides.

Discovery Cove is right next to SeaWorld Orlando and is one of the best places to go snorkelling and swim with the dolphins. Treat the science buff in you and head over to the Science Centre in Orlando. If you want to go on a shopping spree, head over to Old Town. The Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary is an architectural marvel and one of the beautiful places in Orlando. It attracts a lot of visitors and tourists throughout the year.

Things to do in Orlando

One of the major attractions is Walt Disney World. You can spend about 2-3 days at the mega-resort here. You cannot miss The Wizarding World of Harry Potter if you are a Potterhead. You can sign up for a sightseeing tour of the city or explore it on your own. Make sure you have pre-booked or bought tickets to attractions, so you don't have to wait in long queues. You can also sign up for a food tour or a history tour of Orlando. Catch the dolphin and whale shows at SeaWorld Orlando. You can also interact with and pet the marine animals here. It will be an experience of a lifetime. Make sure you take loads of pictures at every tourist spot that you head to in Orlando. The Mall at Millenia is a great place to go to for a shopping spree. You can also go golfing at the Harry P. Leu Gardens if you want a break from all the kid stuff.

Foods and Restaurants in Orlando

Orlando offers a very diverse culinary experience for tourists. While you will find a lot of American restaurant chains and fast-food joints, you will also come across restaurants that serve Japanese, Italian and Cuban cuisines, among others. Bull & Bear steakhouse in Waldorf Astoria Orlando and Eddie V's Prime Seafood is a popular American eatery in the city. You can also head to NYPD Pizza for some delicious pizzas. You can also dine at Victoria & Albert in Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa or Chatham's Place Restaurant. Q'Kenan Restaurant, Melao Bakery and Padrino's Cuban Cuisine are some of Orlando's best Latin-inspired cuisines. You can head over to Bosphorous Turkish Cuisine for authentic Turkish, Mediterranean and Middle Eastern food. It would help if you definitely tried the doughnuts at Krispy Kreme year. Make sure you try the glazed one instead of going for chocolate. The Gnarly Barley and Zeta Asia are some of the popular pubs in the city that are worth visiting.

How to reach Orlando

Orlando International Airport is about 10 km from Downtown Orlando. The flight connectivity to Orlando from India is excellent. United Airlines, Lufthansa, American Airlines have frequent flights to Orlando with layovers at Newark, Frankfurt, Munich, London, Miami and so on. If you book in advance, you might get a great deal on flights to Orlando from India. It takes more than 20 hours of journey by air to finally reach Orlando. It is easy to get a taxi or car rental from the airport. You will find several facilities at the airport, like WiFi, restaurants, cafes, shopping areas, and so on. If you travel during the offseason, you might even get cheap flight tickets to Orlando. If you are travelling from another city in Florida or nearby states, you can opt for road travel. Hire a car or a taxi to head to the hotel or go for an airport shuttle to take you to the hotel. The bus might be a cheaper option, but it does not quite like that girl.

  Japan Airlines

Japan Airlines Co. Ltd. (JAL), more popularly known as Japan Airlines, is an international airline which is the flag carrier of Japan. Its headquarters are located in Shinagawa, Tokyo. The airline has its main hubs in Tokyo's Narita International Airport and Tokyo International Airport, and Osaka's Kansai International Airport as well as Osaka International Airport. The JAL group of companies comprise not just Japan Airlines, but also J-Air which is a regional commuter airline, Japan Air Commuter which is a feeder service for Japan Airlines, Japan Transocean Air which is the domestic counterpart for Japan Airlines, and Ryukyu Air Commuter which is a domestic airline offering passenger services from Okinawa. JAL was established on 1st August 1951 after the Government of Japan recognized the need for a reliable air transportation service in the aftermath of the Second World War. The initial capital was ¥100 million. The company went on to become Japan's national airlines in 1953. In February 1954, Japan Airlines began its international flights. By 1965, half of JAL's revenue was from transpacific routes to the USA, and the company was meanwhile lobbying the USA for fifth freedom rights to fly transatlantic routes from the East Coast.

In 1987, JAL was fully privatized after which it started competing with All Nippon Airways and Japan Air System. This increase in competition resulted in changes in the corporate structure of Japan Airlines. It reorganized itself into three divisions, namely international passenger service, domestic passenger service, and cargo. The Japan Air Charter was established in 1990, which was a low-cost subsidiary of Japan Airlines for operating flights from Japan to resort destinations in the Asia-Pacific region. However, this subsidiary ceased operations in 2010. An agreement with the Walt Disney Company made Japan Airlines the official airlines of Tokyo Disneyland in 1996.

In 1992, however, the airline started incurring losses due to recessions in the USA and UK, as well as due to domestic economic trouble. However, the airline was able to cut costs by effectively utilizing their low-cost domestic subsidiary JAL Express and JALways, which was the successor to Japan Air Charter. The airline resumed profitability in 1999. In 2002, the company merged with Japan Air System and went on to become the sixth-largest airline in the world by the number of passengers carried. In 2004, Japan Air System changed its name to Japan Airlines Domestic, and its flight codes were changed to those of JAL's. While Japan Airlines Domestic handled JAL's domestic flights and Japan Airlines International operated both international and trunk domestic route flights, both airlines merged under a single brand -- Japan Airlines International -- on 1st October 2006. In 2008, Japan Airlines merged the operations of its subsidiary Japan Asia Airways which had up till then been operating separately for flights between Japan and Taiwan. In 2007, Japan Airlines joined the airline alliance Oneworld for which it had applied in 2005. The company claimed that this membership would serve the best interest of the airline and its customers.

After suffering grave financial losses in 2009, Japan Airlines sought protection under the Corporate Rehabilitation Law. The company received a ¥300 billion cash injection and had debts worth ¥730 billion waived, but in return had to cut its capital to zero, cut unprofitable routes, and reduce its workforce by a sizable one-third. In February 2010, JAL's shares were delisted from the Tokyo Stock Exchange which was until then considered the 'bluest of blue chips'. The leader of the task force for aiding a corporate turnaround for JAL, formed by Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, believed that a new CEO would help fix JAL's problems. The President of Japan Air Commuter, Masaru Onishi, was then promoted to President of JAL. In March 2011, JAL emerged from bankruptcy, and in 2012 it announced its intent to relist its shares in the Tokyo Stock Exchange in an IPO of up to ¥1 trillion. Post bankruptcy, JAL has established several new partnerships with the Oneworld alliance and other joint ventures, including the formation of Jetstar Japan with Qantas Airways.

Fleet size of Japan Airlines

As of July 2020, Japan Airlines operates a fleet of 176 aircraft. The fleet currently consists of Airbus A350-900, Boeing 737-800, Boeing 767-300, Boeing 767-300ER, Boeing 777-200, Boeing 777-200ER, Boeing 777-300, Boeing 777-300ER, Boeing 787-8, and Boeing 787-9. It intends to add to its fleet more wide-body aircraft. The fleet of Japan Airlines has a mixture of both narrow-body and wide-body aircraft. The airline provides economy class service on all routes. Business-class service with larger seats are offered on most major domestic routes and also on most international routes. Premium economy is offered only on some international routes. The JAL Cargo, once a dedicated freighter aircraft, operated both propeller and jet aircraft, most recently the Boeing 747-400s and the Boeing 767-300Fs. Currently, cargo services operate from the lower deck holds of JAL's passenger aircraft.

Baggage Allowance

The free baggage allowed for those in the Economy and Premium Economy Class is a maximum of two pieces of 23 kgs (50 lbs) each. For those in Business and First Class, this allowance is increased to three pieces of 32 kgs (70 lbs) each. For passengers who have a JAL Global Club Membership, this allowance is further increased to three pieces of 32 kgs (70 lbs) each for Economy and Premium Economy Class, and four pieces of 32 kgs (70 lbs) each for Business and First Class. The maximum external dimensions of the checked baggage should not exceed 203 cms, including the wheels and handles. Additional charges will be applied if the number of pieces, weight, or dimensions exceeds that which is allowed. The additional charges would depend upon the route being travelled. The airline also offers the option of paying these charges via JMB miles, their mileage program.

In-flight services

Japan Airlines offers excellent in-flight services to its passengers. Its in-flight entertainment system called MAGIC provides Audio/Video on Demand (AVOD) and is installed on all seats on Boeing 767-300ER, 777-200ER, and 777-300ER aircraft. The airline has its in-flight magazine, Skyward, provided by JALUX. Western and Japanese cuisine meals are offered on intercontinental routes, depending upon the cabin class, destination, and flight duration. The airline has worked with several high profile chefs, including Fumiko Kono. The seats are also quite posh, depending on the aircraft that you travel from, as is the hospitality by the flight staff. Passengers can request for pillows, blankets, noise-cancelling earplugs, toiletries and more. They are all available as part of the in-flight services. Further, the authentic Japanese delicacies can also be found on Japan Airlines as in-flight meals. However, depending on the duration or distance of the journey, only a select few can get hold of it for free.

Popular routes and top cities for Japan Airlines

As the flag carrier of Japan and also one of the most important airlines in the world, the connectivity of Japan Airlines is just as immaculate as its goodwill. The airline nearly serves over 60 destinations in the domestic routes while 39 cities in the international routes. These include destinations spread across Asia, Europe, the Americas and Oceania. The international route connectivity of the airline comes naturally and without the help of any codeshare agreement. This alone makes it quite impressive. Over the years, the airline has introduced or at least serviced about ten international routes which also include the route between Tokyo and Xi'an or Osaka and Qingdao.

Although it would take an entire day to name all the top cities of Japan Airlines, here are some, Melbourne, Sydney, Vancouver, Beijing, Dalian, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Helsinki, Guam, Hong Kong, Frankfurt, Paris, Delhi, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Moscow, Cape Town, Busan, Seoul, Taipei, Bangkok, London, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Honolulu, New York City, San Francisco, Seatle and Hanoi, to name a few. While the international route connectivity is fancy but so is the domestic route connectivity of Japan Airlines. Nagoya, Tokyo, Kushiro, Kochi, Osaka, Sapporo, Tokushima, Yamagatam Hiroshima, Fukuoka, Izumo and Nagasaki, are the top cities for Japan Airlines.

The airline shares codeshare agreements with airlines such as Aeroflot, British Airways, LATAM Brasil, SrilankanAirlines, LATAM Chile, Malaysia Airlines, Qantas, Garuda Indonesia, Cathay Dragon, Aeromexico, Air France, Cathay Pacific, Hawaiian Airlines, Iberia, Vistara, WestJet, Korean Air, Qatar Airways, Shanghai Airlines, Jetstar Japan, Fiji Airways, Finnair, Bangkok Airways, American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, China Airlines, Emirates and more.

Why travel by Japan Airlines?

Japan Airlines is one of the most recognised airlines that is present in today's time. It is not just the prominence of the airline but the adage of excellent facilities and services that have earned the airline quite the reputation. With time, the airline has also progressed to make sure that it is ahead of its contemporaries. The airline introduced web check-in facilities that can be availed on their official mobile app too. Booking a Japan Airlines flight is also possible online or from their app. Further, all updates regarding the flight status and flight schedules can all be found on the app. Besides, you can sit in one of their airport lounges and experience the lux while you wait to board the flight.