Cabin temparature probs onboard LX
Sep 2, 2002, 12:09 am
#1
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Cabin temparature probs onboard LX
I have experienced cabin temperature problems onboard many airlines, but never on Swiss or its predecessors so far. However, this changed last Friday.
LX 353 LHR-GVA (A320): way too high
LX 2817 GVA-ZRH (A320): this time they got it right
LX 1028 ZRH-DUS (S2000): freezing cold
Several pax were complaining, and the temperatures were adjusted mid-flight. Is this now a typical LX problem? Anyone else experienced something similar recently?
LX 353 LHR-GVA (A320): way too high
LX 2817 GVA-ZRH (A320): this time they got it right
LX 1028 ZRH-DUS (S2000): freezing cold
Several pax were complaining, and the temperatures were adjusted mid-flight. Is this now a typical LX problem? Anyone else experienced something similar recently?
Sep 2, 2002, 12:36 am
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Not recently, but once last year on an SR ORD-ZRH flight. Somebody complained, and it was adjusted immediately. I think they can adjust the temperature per cabin, since the FA said it'd only affect Business Class.
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Sep 2, 2002, 1:21 am
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I don't think this is a SWISS-specific problem. So far, I've had temperature problems on pretty much all my transatlantic flights, be it in Y or C, be it on (then) Swissair, BA, AA......
Especially on night flights, it seems like they turn up the heat in order to make it easier for people to sleep. But I just start to sweat and sleep is gone....
Never had a problem on European flights though.
Especially on night flights, it seems like they turn up the heat in order to make it easier for people to sleep. But I just start to sweat and sleep is gone....
Never had a problem on European flights though.
Sep 2, 2002, 1:54 am
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by huegli:
Especially on night flights, it seems like they turn up the heat in order to make it easier for people to sleep. But I just start to sweat and sleep is gone....
Never had a problem on European flights though.</font>
Especially on night flights, it seems like they turn up the heat in order to make it easier for people to sleep. But I just start to sweat and sleep is gone....
Never had a problem on European flights though.</font>
I agree for the first part.
We had a lot a trouble with Turkish Airline flights from GVA to IST. Almost on all flights and even in C-class.
One person even got sick because of the heat and the cabin people did quite nothing!!
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Sep 2, 2002, 9:54 am
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i ALWAYS have problems flying in the middle seats on 777's, doesnt matter which company i fly with.
despite the fact they are noisy and uncomfortable, the middle seats always seem to be chilly. last flight on a 777 was Emirates and it took two hours for the FA's to re-adjust the temperature
give me a good old fashioned airbus anyday!!
despite the fact they are noisy and uncomfortable, the middle seats always seem to be chilly. last flight on a 777 was Emirates and it took two hours for the FA's to re-adjust the temperature
give me a good old fashioned airbus anyday!!