Cx f yvr-jfk
Sep 15, 2014, 9:41 pm
#1
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Cx f yvr-jfk
Hello,
I have an opportunity to take the redeye YVR-JFK in F. What is the service like on that flight. Is the service worth taking a redeye back East especially in light of the fact I probably wouldn't sleep much on the plane, so I would be exhausted when I got home. There is Z space on the flight and have never done CX before in any class of service
I have an opportunity to take the redeye YVR-JFK in F. What is the service like on that flight. Is the service worth taking a redeye back East especially in light of the fact I probably wouldn't sleep much on the plane, so I would be exhausted when I got home. There is Z space on the flight and have never done CX before in any class of service
Sep 16, 2014, 12:26 pm
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Hello,
I have an opportunity to take the redeye YVR-JFK in F. What is the service like on that flight. Is the service worth taking a redeye back East especially in light of the fact I probably wouldn't sleep much on the plane, so I would be exhausted when I got home. There is Z space on the flight and have never done CX before in any class of service
I have an opportunity to take the redeye YVR-JFK in F. What is the service like on that flight. Is the service worth taking a redeye back East especially in light of the fact I probably wouldn't sleep much on the plane, so I would be exhausted when I got home. There is Z space on the flight and have never done CX before in any class of service
Sep 17, 2014, 3:34 pm
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Also the first lounge in YVR is pretty limited and there's no arrivals service in JFK.
Having a couple of glasses of Krug and then drifting off in a comfy flatbed is certainly one of the least painless ways to get across the country in five hours, but I wouldn't put myself on a red-eye just for that.
Having a couple of glasses of Krug and then drifting off in a comfy flatbed is certainly one of the least painless ways to get across the country in five hours, but I wouldn't put myself on a red-eye just for that.