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Re: Emirates vs Etihad
Now to all those who hate kids racing up and down the isles and having fun, please avoid the morning Emirates flight to Manchester on Thursday because the two little horrors causing havoc and mayhem may well be mine. You have been warned. :-) and nothing turns my mild mannered wife into a potential serial killer than people giving it tut tuts
Of course if Emirates want to upgrade the family Tockalosh to business class for giving them a good plug then please feel free guys and I will promise to gag the children |
Re: Emirates vs Etihad
Originally Posted by Tockalosh
(Post 11335184)
Now to all those who hate kids racing up and down the isles and having fun, please avoid the morning Emirates flight to Manchester on Thursday because the two little horrors causing havoc and mayhem may well be mine. You have been warned. :-) and nothing turns my mild mannered wife into a potential serial killer than people giving it tut tuts
Of course if Emirates want to upgrade the family Tockalosh to business class for giving them a good plug then please feel free guys and I will promise to gag the children |
Re: Emirates vs Etihad
Before kids it drove me mad
After kids I feel for the parents especially the poor souls who will have just done 14 hours from Oz and have another 7 to go with 2 toddlers |
Re: Emirates vs Etihad
Originally Posted by Tockalosh
(Post 11335211)
Before kids it drove me mad
After kids I feel for the parents especially the poor souls who will have just done 14 hours from Oz and have another 7 to go with 2 toddlers |
Re: Emirates vs Etihad
Originally Posted by Tockalosh
(Post 11335211)
Before kids it drove me mad
After kids I feel for the parents especially the poor souls who will have just done 14 hours from Oz and have another 7 to go with 2 toddlers
Originally Posted by Brains1983
(Post 11335216)
We did Abu Dhabi to Sao Paulo (+/- 15hours) direct in October. With a 5month year old and a not quite 2year old. The look of disgust I used to give parents travelling with young children is now one of sympathy.
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I am very tolerant of kids on aircraft... now.
I did an overnight flight in economy this week, row 10. right next to the kids. One poor kid bellowed most of the night. I felt for the parents. Thank heavens for Bose headphones and that crashing wave music. :D |
Re: Emirates vs Etihad
Originally Posted by Scamp
(Post 11335721)
I'm still in the waaaaaay before kids bit so I'll continue with the looks of disgust. Babies - impossible to control, I get that. Toddler and up? Get to ****. Sit the bastards down with some shit to do, enough to keep them busy and entertained the whole way. The TV screen should cover that really.
15hours. I'd be a complete **** after 7. I feel for you. But keep the rotters quiet ;) By which time my 2 will be all growed up teenagers trying to look up the hosties skirts for amusement |
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My son is an angel on flights. He used to be a bastard and we would drug him to sleep like BA. I've even had him vomit at the gate where he was so excited. Now he sits there in near silence. Not even eating or drinking. 7 hours of non-stop ipad action. He's only allowed to do that 4 times a year and he makes the most of it.
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Re: Emirates vs Etihad
Originally Posted by Tockalosh
(Post 11336221)
Lmao I can't wait for scampetts to enter this world and to watch you try and sit one down for 7 hours. Do you know how much fun an aeroplane is when you are 2.5 and 5 years old ? It's a magical kingdom full of grumpy young and old people just dying to be pestered and prodded
By which time my 2 will be all growed up teenagers trying to look up the hosties skirts for amusement Few heinekens now and hoping to sleep the whole way home. |
Re: Emirates vs Etihad
airlines should offer the choice of kid meals - Chicken, beef and Valium
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Airlines should have "family" sections on aircraft where all the kids and their parents are herded, leaving the rest of us to slurp up the "free" booze and fall into uncomfortable moments of quasi-sleep.
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Re: Emirates vs Etihad
Originally Posted by the_red_sheep
(Post 11336759)
Airlines should have "family" sections on aircraft where all the kids and their parents are herded, leaving the rest of us to slurp up the "free" booze and fall into uncomfortable moments of quasi-sleep.
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Re: Emirates vs Etihad
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 11336786)
I totally agree with this. Actually, I think it could be a section without seats and a soft play area. It wouldn't need to take up much space just a couple of rows near the shitters.
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Re: Emirates vs Etihad
Originally Posted by the_red_sheep
(Post 11336847)
A giant ball pit or soft play area would probably be a relatively safe place to be in the event the plane were to make a rapid and unplanned descent.
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Re: Emirates vs Etihad
Kids behaved impeccably. Kids meals were excellent. Kids packs were good. Emirates Blankies now firm faves with the kids.
Happy mum and dad It's now pissing down in the UK. Can't beat a caravan in England in the rain |
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