Switching seats - first class / economy
Oct 17th 2002 | 2:27 pm
#46
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Re: Switching seats - first class / economy
Better ask the airline directly. Even if someone here guesses
correctly for one airline, might be different for others.
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correctly for one airline, might be different for others.
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Oct 17th 2002 | 10:30 pm
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Re: Switching seats - first class / economy
"mrtravel" wrote in message
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> "Miss L.Toe" wrote:
> >
> > "Not the Karl Orff" wrote in message
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> > > In article ,
> > > "Miss L.Toe" wrote:
> > >
> > > > >
> > > > > FWIW, the Club World beds on BA are 8 abreast in both 747s and
777s.
> > > > > That's the highest BC density, widthwise, in a long time.
> > > >
> > > > Does that mean you risk kicking your neighbour in your sleep ?
> > >
> > > yes, in the head, if you manage to get your leg over the partition.
> >
> > You mean they pack 'em in head to toe like sardines in a can ??
> But.. the pitch is outstanding...........
> I wouldn't mind a full lay on a overnight flight
I guess it makes joining the mile high club a bit more comfortable :-)
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> "Miss L.Toe" wrote:
> >
> > "Not the Karl Orff" wrote in message
> > news:canwine-EC0-
> > [email protected] ...
> > > In article ,
> > > "Miss L.Toe" wrote:
> > >
> > > > >
> > > > > FWIW, the Club World beds on BA are 8 abreast in both 747s and
777s.
> > > > > That's the highest BC density, widthwise, in a long time.
> > > >
> > > > Does that mean you risk kicking your neighbour in your sleep ?
> > >
> > > yes, in the head, if you manage to get your leg over the partition.
> >
> > You mean they pack 'em in head to toe like sardines in a can ??
> But.. the pitch is outstanding...........
> I wouldn't mind a full lay on a overnight flight
I guess it makes joining the mile high club a bit more comfortable :-)
Oct 17th 2002 | 10:39 pm
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Re: Switching seats - first class / economy
> > But.. the pitch is outstanding...........
> > I wouldn't mind a full lay on a overnight flight
> I guess it makes joining the mile high club a bit more comfortable :-)
I always find those "half-lays" very frustrating too.
Tim.
> > I wouldn't mind a full lay on a overnight flight
> I guess it makes joining the mile high club a bit more comfortable :-)
I always find those "half-lays" very frustrating too.
Tim.
Oct 18th 2002 | 5:01 pm
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Re: Switching seats - first class / economy
"Miss L.Toe" wrote in message news:...
> "mrtravel" wrote in message
> > But.. the pitch is outstanding...........
> > I wouldn't mind a full lay on a overnight flight
> I guess it makes joining the mile high club a bit more comfortable :-)
Only to the non-adventurous and non-acrobatic flyers. :-))
-- Bob.
> "mrtravel" wrote in message
> > But.. the pitch is outstanding...........
> > I wouldn't mind a full lay on a overnight flight
> I guess it makes joining the mile high club a bit more comfortable :-)
Only to the non-adventurous and non-acrobatic flyers. :-))
-- Bob.
Oct 20th 2002 | 4:38 am
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Re: Switching seats - first class / economy
"hobart xaxinojo" wrote in message
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> embarrassment ? who cares risk - hmmmm
Yes, embarrassment. It's a commodity that seems to be in short supply
these days. It appears to have been replaced by impertinance.
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> embarrassment ? who cares risk - hmmmm
Yes, embarrassment. It's a commodity that seems to be in short supply
these days. It appears to have been replaced by impertinance.
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Oct 20th 2002 | 4:43 am
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> I always wonder about people who are so easily embarrassed. What causes such a
> lack of self confidence?
> Embarrassment has nothing to do with self confidence. It is the persons reaction of
> being in a situation that is uncomfortable.
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> lack of self confidence?
> Embarrassment has nothing to do with self confidence. It is the persons reaction of
> being in a situation that is uncomfortable.
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Oct 20th 2002 | 7:49 am
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Re: Switching seats - first class / economy
This is what happened to me:
On a flight from Boston to Portland OR, my sister was in business class (Delta) flying on an upgrade from her frequent flier miles, while my mom and I were in steerage. She mentioned to the FA that our dad is a retired Western (Delta bought out Western) pilot. Said she couldn't understand why his wife and other daughter had to be in coach when there were open seats in BC. The FA agreed, and she came back and escorted us up to BC for the remainder of the flight. You might try having your friend mention that your dad (?) is a retired pilot for the airline. Might just work.
On a flight from Boston to Portland OR, my sister was in business class (Delta) flying on an upgrade from her frequent flier miles, while my mom and I were in steerage. She mentioned to the FA that our dad is a retired Western (Delta bought out Western) pilot. Said she couldn't understand why his wife and other daughter had to be in coach when there were open seats in BC. The FA agreed, and she came back and escorted us up to BC for the remainder of the flight. You might try having your friend mention that your dad (?) is a retired pilot for the airline. Might just work.
