Atlantica - 01.06.2006, Side 29

Atlantica - 01.06.2006, Side 29
28 AT L A N T I CA on the fly P H O TO S O F D R IN K S B Y P Á LL S TE FÁ N S S O N By Sara Blask ATTENTION PASSENGERS Gone are the days of tome-length to-do lists before your international flight. No more visits to the old fogey luggage store for a clunky suitcase, no more frantic trips to the drugstore for travel-sized bottles of shampoo, and certainly no more last minute stops to your local bookstore for a map and a pocket-sized French dictionary. Innovative and retro-modern travel store Flight 001 (pronounced: flight one) was conceived out of these very frustrations. Former fashion designers- cum-entrepreneurs John Sencion and Brad John got so fed up with the piles of time they wasted preparing for international business trips that they decided to turn a jetsetter’s nightmare into a dream. The result: sophisticated travel shopping in one store that’s as streamlined as the Concorde itself. “It’s our idea to sort of go back to the glamour days of travel,” John Sencion says. “Now it feels like a cattle call.” Its namesake, Flight 001, is inspired by PanAm’s Flight 001, the world’s first seamless transcontinental carrier which ruled westbound travel for nearly 40 years. Originating in San Francisco, the flight wound its way around the globe via Honolulu, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Delhi, Beirut, Istanbul, Frankfurt, and London, before finally landing in New York 48 hours later. With their curved white walls and soft lighting, Flight 001’s retail stores located in New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Dubai, bear a striking resemblance to the inside of a 747 fuselage. But if perusing the actual shelves requires adding a leg to your trip, log onto www.flight001.com for one-click shopping. Jetsetters, indulge. Here are our 13 favorites. Hideo 20: Stow your life’s belongings in style with award-winning Japanese designer Hideo Wakamatsu’s hardshell carry-on trolley. Fellow travelers will be envious when they notice that its silent moving wheels won’t squeak a peep as you wheel your sleek, lightweight, and mirror-finished box of perfection into the aisle. Bonus: with six [very] bright colors from which to choose, you can be assured that your luggage will be the last to go missing. USD 210. 2-Zip Dopp: Problem solved! You no longer have to cram your toiletries into a tiny, dysfunctional dopp kit. Inside this bestseller is a zippered mesh pouch for the small stuff, and on the outside is a handy double zipper that spares you the headache of having to squeeze it closed with two hands while you zip with the other. Comes in tons of bright colors, or charcoal for the color-phobic. USD 30. Mobile Foodie Survival Kit: Never eat bland food on the road or in the air again. Ever. This spice kit features 17 small containers filled with everything from cinnamon to basil to wasabi powder, as well as a packet of soy sauce and a mini bottle of Tabasco, which salvages even the worst that plastic serving trays have to offer. USD 30. Universal Phrase Book: A usable phrase book for even the worst linguist. This gem is an illustrated dictionary with all the common phrases you can think of translated into six languages: French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Dutch. Uh, lo siento, señor, hablo inglés. USD 9.95. 009 airmail Atlantica 406 .indd 28 23.6.2006 11:36:04
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