Categories: Travel Etiquette

Fly Away to Brunch at TWA Hotel

Dreaming of one last boozy poolside brunch before winter arrives? I’ve got your ultimate ticket!

Blade, the high-flying air service, will whisk you via helicopter from Manhattan to the ultra-chic TWA Hotel at JFK for an over the top, yet relaxing Sunday Brunch.

Your adventure starts with a drink at the Blade Lounge in NYC before the 5-minute flight to the iconic TWA Terminal at JFK which has been reopened as a fabulous jet-age hotel. After touchdown at Kennedy, you’ll be escorted to your table at the TWA Hotel poolside bar for amazing views, food and drinks— (reserved table and food is provided).









Blade and Gerber Group, an owner-operator of 15 innovative cocktail bars and restaurants in New York, Washington D.C., Atlanta and Santiago, Chile, have partnered to create this head-spinning experience of perfection that has me feeling faint. BOOK HERE

Of, course you can always fly Blade to the airport, the Hamptons, or their other destinations or book your own stay at the TWA Hotel — but this TWA Brunch fantasy is definitely something you can’t create à la carte.

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