Nov 27, 12, 3:10 am
#1
Join Date: Jan 2012
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Flirting on the aeroplane
What is the protocol for inflight flirting?
I am constantly bothered by middle aged women - usually after they've downed a few glasses of bubbles mind - and have no idea what the correct response should be.
Any suggestions most welcome
Nov 27, 12, 3:12 am
#2
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Send them to me...
Nov 27, 12, 3:42 am
#3
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I would complain to BA. I think the compensation is 5,000 Avios for each unwanted flirt.
Nov 27, 12, 3:45 am
#4
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
Lioneye
I am constantly bothered by middle aged women - usually after they've downed a few glasses of bubbles...
Are they passengers or crew?
Nov 27, 12, 3:46 am
#5
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Passengers or crew?
I did prepare a response, but then deleted it to protect the innocent (me).
If you are 'constantly' bothered, you have a choice - go with the flow; put on your headphones/eyeshades/earplugs; or live with it.
Nov 27, 12, 3:47 am
#6
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It must be a nightmare being so handsome and popular.
Nov 27, 12, 3:52 am
#7
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I've received unsolicited advances from male crew but no middle-aged women and no passengers. Yet...
I suppose anything is possible chez BA!
Nov 27, 12, 3:54 am
#8
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Think that depends on whether they are attractive or not, and your definition of middle aged!
Want to join the mile high club could be one answer...
Nov 27, 12, 3:54 am
#9
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
GlasgowBlue
It must be a nightmare being so handsome and popular.
Personally, it doesn't bother me
Nov 27, 12, 3:58 am
#10
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I think the OP will get loads and loads of sympathy from women travellers
Nov 27, 12, 3:58 am
#11
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
Lioneye
I am constantly bothered by middle aged women - usually after they've downed a few glasses of bubbles mind - and have no idea what the correct response should be.
"Sit down, Mum, you're drunk."
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BA vs AY
Nov 27, 12, 3:58 am
#12
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Do they take flash photos of you when you're asleep?
Nov 27, 12, 4:02 am
#13
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Drink more. Then you will see it as an opportunity rather than a threat.
Nov 27, 12, 4:03 am
#14
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: UK
Posts: 8,304
Maybe reading too much into the situation.
Nov 27, 12, 4:08 am
#15
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Had that problem once too - till I woke up.
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