Lap infant in TATL J?
Oct 20, 2014, 8:08 pm
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Oct 20, 2014, 8:14 pm
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Originally Posted by mbwmbw
Pets are not permitted in true J BE at all... So not sure how that's similar.
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They are on AF and some other airlines. Not all airlines are as unfriendly to pets as DL and KLM are. I was talking in general though, I actually had a passenger tell me one time on a domestic flight that was sitting beside me in first that pets shouldn't be allowed.
I wish I would have thought to have told her that pets were allowed on Delta (and that I paid an absurd pet fee even as a diamond) and if they didn't like pets on planes they should fly private
Originally Posted by mbwmbw
Pets are not permitted in true J BE at all... So not sure how that's similar.
o
They are on AF and some other airlines. Not all airlines are as unfriendly to pets as DL and KLM are. I was talking in general though, I actually had a passenger tell me one time on a domestic flight that was sitting beside me in first that pets shouldn't be allowed.
I wish I would have thought to have told her that pets were allowed on Delta (and that I paid an absurd pet fee even as a diamond) and if they didn't like pets on planes they should fly private
Oct 20, 2014, 8:34 pm
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Fido can also have a beer, in dog years, he is older then me. He is also gunning for Diamond. 3 more millage runs and fido will get the coveted DL Diamond Collar. He is very proud. (kidding)
Please show me a rule that someone in F or C can not walk back to Y. I would love to see that in writing - on any carrier in the World!
Oct 20, 2014, 10:01 pm
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Some FAs claim that main deck BE passengers can't go upstairs to the upper deck, for security. I think the reverse is allowed if someone wants to take a walk downstairs.
Oct 20, 2014, 11:11 pm
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They are on AF and some other airlines. Not all airlines are as unfriendly to pets as DL and KLM are. I was talking in general though, I actually had a passenger tell me one time on a domestic flight that was sitting beside me in first that pets shouldn't be allowed.
I wish I would have thought to have told her that pets were allowed on Delta (and that I paid an absurd pet fee even as a diamond) and if they didn't like pets on planes they should fly private
I wish I would have thought to have told her that pets were allowed on Delta (and that I paid an absurd pet fee even as a diamond) and if they didn't like pets on planes they should fly private
This has impact on me personally, but I can live with consistent rules. I have more trouble with the "emotional support" animals, since they are allowed in all cabins and there are no rules. Mostly, because I feel the entire "emotional support thing" is a shame. True service animals (for sight, hearing impaired passengers etc. no problem); but since there is no criteria for "emotional support" it's just a breeding ground for rule breaking. I refuse to do it, but it would make my life a heck of a lot easier if I just went the "fake" "emotional support" route.
Oct 21, 2014, 7:14 am
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Hey,
I actually ended up on an A330 - and went with middle seats C/G towards the front. Still the best option for couples?
My baby might fuss at some point over 8+ hour flight, and we will do anything in our power to soothe her, but I figure a walk around the the galley/bathroom area is always an option.
I'm actually kind of intimidated/nervous now. Not for me so much as mrs lhrpitlhr - flight is going to be much tougher on her than for me and I'm trying to reduce family stress/tiredness as we have a long itinerary....
I actually ended up on an A330 - and went with middle seats C/G towards the front. Still the best option for couples?
My baby might fuss at some point over 8+ hour flight, and we will do anything in our power to soothe her, but I figure a walk around the the galley/bathroom area is always an option.
I'm actually kind of intimidated/nervous now. Not for me so much as mrs lhrpitlhr - flight is going to be much tougher on her than for me and I'm trying to reduce family stress/tiredness as we have a long itinerary....
If her ears bother her due to pressure changes, best bet for an infant is to feed, try to time it if you can (I know it's hard sometimes).
Don't be intimidated or nervous. Flying with little kids is stressful under the best circumstances and so long as you are doing what any good parent should to take care of your baby, you don't need to worry about what others are thinking about it. Anyone who doesn't like it, screw 'em.
Oct 21, 2014, 7:15 am
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