Plane Seating?

scamperfarms · Jun 14, 2005

Originally Posted by WellingtonCats

Awesome!

yeah the lady said "well you know first class would be a heck of a way to start with flying" I had to agree...and i paid WELL below what Is hould have for my round trip..anyways..so the extra hundred wouldnt hurt to horribly bad.

ash_bct · Jun 14, 2005

No better way to fly your first time than first class

scamperfarms · Jun 14, 2005

Originally Posted by ash_bct

No better way to fly your first time than first class

Yup..and considering steve is sooo late and i have no idea where he is..rather than get yelled at at the door hes going to get "you just bought me a first class ticket"

ash_bct · Jun 14, 2005

Originally Posted by ScamperFarms

Yup..and considering steve is sooo late and i have no idea where he is..rather than get yelled at at the door hes going to get "you just bought me a first class ticket"

Worked out perfect then!

scamperfarms · Jun 14, 2005

Originally Posted by ash_bct

Worked out perfect then!

Yup lol I am getting kinda mad at him. He was subbing tonight for his old band. and i know for a dern fact he should be home by now. I spent to many nights waiting for him before not to recall..no answer on his cell phone...

I am close to calling my dad and sending him over there..hes only a mile away from the bar they played..Send in the marines..

wellingtoncats · Jun 15, 2005

Originally Posted by ScamperFarms

Yup..and considering steve is sooo late and i have no idea where he is..rather than get yelled at at the door hes going to get "you just bought me a first class ticket"

Oh you are bad!

scamperfarms · Jun 15, 2005

LOL i am..i didnt end up sending dad but he got home...admited he shoulda called. I said ya think? LOL oh well first class here i come hehehe

jennyr · Jun 15, 2005

Before you book first class be sure you can get a window seat there - that to my mind is more important on your first flight than the class. But enjoy!

katspixiedust · Jun 15, 2005

I love flying!! You're going to have a GREAT time!

scamperfarms · Jun 15, 2005

Originally Posted by jennyranson

Before you book first class be sure you can get a window seat there - that to my mind is more important on your first flight than the class. But enjoy!

Thanks. I cant book it til 30 hours prior, and i dont leave til July..so its ok. hehe but yes I am going to make sure at least on the way out there I have a window seat.

scamperfarms · Jun 15, 2005

Originally Posted by katspixiedust

I love flying!! You're going to have a GREAT time!

I sure hope so! I am sooo nervous!

jcat · Jun 15, 2005

Are you sure you want a window seat? I've been traveling across the Atlantic on a fairly regular basis for the past 34 years, and usually book an aisle seat when I'm traveling alone (that way I don't have to disturb anybody when I want to get up, and have leg room). When I'm not traveling alone, I reserve a window and an aisle seat (husband, brother, nephew, grandparents, friends) and put the "less-frequent" fliers in the window seat. Most of them want to trade seats with me after take-off, because they get too nervous!

hopehacker · Jun 15, 2005

I've flown First Class before. Once you do, you hate having to fly coach again. The seats are larger, much more comfortable. The food is a LOT better, more like fine dining than airplane food, and they don't give a chincy bag of nuts or crackers like they do in coach for a snack, but these delicious mixed nuts that are warmed and a wet napkin to wipe your hands.

I remember I flew from LA to Toronto and back First Class: Going: I flew the all nighter there. They announced as we were boarding that there would be no meal served during the flight. After we were airborne the stewerdess asked me if I wanted a hamburger, cheeseburger or Pizza. I was like....What? I thought there were no meals being served. She said, we in First class still got food. So I had Pizza.

Coming back: I had delicious Salmon meal with a seasoned wild rice and delicious veggies and for desert, I had a HOT FUDGE SUNDAE.

I've flown loads of times coach, and I can tell you, I never had a meal like that on a plane. If I could afford it, I'd fly first class all of the time.

erinandseamus · Jun 15, 2005

My husband and I have had the great good fortune to be upgraded on two transatlantic flights. It was marvelous. I love the little comfort packs they give you. I still have them and take them on all my flights, after updating all the goodies. And then I've also been stuck in the middle seat on two flights. Yuck. The last time was when my husband and I were flying home from Germany. We were seated in the middle section of the last row and there were only three seats. Chris offered to sit in the middle, but his shoulders are so broad, I said no. The guy sitting on the other side of me got rip-roaring drunk, sweating, talking to himself, etc. I was miserable.

scamperfarms · Jun 15, 2005

Originally Posted by jcat

Are you sure you want a window seat? I've been traveling across the Atlantic on a fairly regular basis for the past 34 years, and usually book an aisle seat when I'm traveling alone (that way I don't have to disturb anybody when I want to get up, and have leg room). When I'm not traveling alone, I reserve a window and an aisle seat (husband, brother, nephew, grandparents, friends) and put the "less-frequent" fliers in the window seat. Most of them want to trade seats with me after take-off, because they get too nervous!

Yup I am sure. I am nervous, but i like heights. and I like roller coasters, LOL so i think once i get over the take off I will be ok..and will Love to see the view from that high up.

scamperfarms · Jun 15, 2005

Originally Posted by HopeHacker

I've flown First Class before. Once you do, you hate having to fly coach again. The seats are larger, much more comfortable. The food is a LOT better, more like fine dining than airplane food, and they don't give a chincy bag of nuts or crackers like they do in coach for a snack, but these delicious mixed nuts that are warmed and a wet napkin to wipe your hands.

I remember I flew from LA to Toronto and back First Class: Going: I flew the all nighter there. They announced as we were boarding that there would be no meal served during the flight. After we were airborne the stewerdess asked me if I wanted a hamburger, cheeseburger or Pizza. I was like....What? I thought there were no meals being served. She said, we in First class still got food. So I had Pizza.

Coming back: I had delicious Salmon meal with a seasoned wild rice and delicious veggies and for desert, I had a HOT FUDGE SUNDAE.

I've flown loads of times coach, and I can tell you, I never had a meal like that on a plane. If I could afford it, I'd fly first class all of the time.

WOW.....I will fly it just for the Fudge Sunday! YUMMY..hehehehehe...yup steve told me last night he would like me to upgrade..

scamperfarms · Jun 15, 2005

Originally Posted by ErinandSeamus

My husband and I have had the great good fortune to be upgraded on two transatlantic flights. It was marvelous. I love the little comfort packs they give you. I still have them and take them on all my flights, after updating all the goodies. And then I've also been stuck in the middle seat on two flights. Yuck. The last time was when my husband and I were flying home from Germany. We were seated in the middle section of the last row and there were only three seats. Chris offered to sit in the middle, but his shoulders are so broad, I said no. The guy sitting on the other side of me got rip-roaring drunk, sweating, talking to himself, etc. I was miserable.

yeesh..that wouldnt be very fun...

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