Originally Posted by
Flaflyer
I agree. In December, 2003, 100 years to the minute after the Wright Brother’s first flight, I was at 35,000 feet in air conditioned comfort with a drink in my hand, halfway across the Atlantic in a Northwest jumbo jet. I was probably the only one on the jet thinking “My gosh how far we have come in 100 years.”
And remember: F, J and Y seats take off and land at the same time.
Yup. Sometimes it kind of hits me, thinking about the day before my boss asked me if I wanted to get on the International merry-go-round rather than sitting in a California office all day. The long flights. Sleeper seats on the plane. 5 star hotels. Limos picking me up at the airport. Passports getting filled up over and over again. It's not the Ozzie and Harriet life I had been planning on.
Originally Posted by
LuisHK
....and whenever you make that step up, it's always so exciting that you wouldn't want to miss a moment... however after you're used to that J class or F class hardware and service, you won't really bother anymore....
I remember taking pictures of the seat the first time I was in Business Class so I could show all my friends what a VIP I was.
