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Old Apr 18, 2004 | 1:46 am
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Originally Posted by Psychiatrist
Should I have explained the reason for doing this (F is too warm!), instead of making up the lame excuse (I want to try your CW seat .....)
See my post below re the AUH flight. I have found the cabin crew generally responsive to reasonable requests to adjust the temp. It certainly does not hurt to ask. It involves nothing more than the turn of a dial or flick of a switch. In F I would not think twice about asking.

After all the crew are there for to 'enhance' your safety and comfort ....
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