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Originally Posted by NewbieRunner
(Post 19150868)
So it's ok to keep the pillow and the blanket? ;) I quite like the latter.
https://www.ana.co.jp/wws/japan/e/as...age/03_img.jpg http://www.phiten-store.com/products/index-31.html |
Originally Posted by JALPak
(Post 19150984)
They are from Phiten. You can just buy similar ones from them
http://www.phiten-store.com/products/index-31.html |
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Originally Posted by Nogbad
(Post 19161119)
I've never seen anyone else wearing them either. In my experience, they don't advertise the availability on board or offer them. I guess that in reality they have to carry a certain number to cover F pax, but then the spares are available for business class. So maybe on your first flight they had a full F cabin?
The other possibility is that maybe the CA didn't understand you on your earlier flight. Previously, I asked for pyjamas and after a few blank looks was told they didn't have any on board. But then she came back 5 minutes later and asked if I meant パジャマ - and then she fetched some straight away. |
Originally Posted by JALPak
(Post 19150984)
They are from Phiten. You can just buy similar ones from them
http://www.phiten-store.com/products/index-31.html |
Originally Posted by Simmo
(Post 19162648)
I had a bit of a look and couldn`t find the PJs on that website.
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OK so on page 1 (in 2010), people said that FAs explicitly told them that even the "new" cheaper PJs were for rental (borrow) only, and not to keep. And on page 2, people said that the PJs are for keep.
Which one is correct? Are the pajamas now for keep, although they used to be for rental (borrow)? |
Originally Posted by EsquireFlyer
(Post 19468950)
Which one is correct? Are the pajamas now for keep, although they used to be for rental (borrow)?
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Originally Posted by armagebedar
(Post 19469110)
The sleepwear is yours to take home. This question has been answered in the Master Thread.
I asked the NH guy at the Mitsuwa demo recently at Arlington Heights, IL about the PJ issue, he said for the official policy, the PJ wasn't suppose to take home no matter F or C, but if one insist to keep it, then they can keep it. |
Originally Posted by ORDnHKG
(Post 19474781)
Actually it is not.
I asked the NH guy at the Mitsuwa demo recently at Arlington Heights, IL about the PJ issue, he said for the official policy, the PJ wasn't suppose to take home no matter F or C, but if one insist to keep it, then they can keep it. |
Originally Posted by EsquireFlyer
(Post 19468950)
OK so on page 1 (in 2010), people said that FAs explicitly told them that even the "new" cheaper PJs were for rental (borrow) only, and not to keep. And on page 2, people said that the PJs are for keep.
Which one is correct? Are the pajamas now for keep, although they used to be for rental (borrow)? Both were correct at time of posting. Jan 2011 F: FA eagerly collected the PJs Feb 2012 F: FA collected the PJs and offered (without me asking) a new, factory-sealed set for me to take home |
Originally Posted by beep88
(Post 19478916)
Both were correct at time of posting.
Jan 2011 F: FA eagerly collected the PJs Feb 2012 F: FA collected the PJs and offered (without me asking) a new, factory-sealed set for me to take home |
Originally Posted by Pseudo Nim
(Post 21511422)
Any change on this lately? I have just discovered this thread, and never knew about this - have an IOJ (NH11) flight coming up, this'll save me dragging my own with me!
There are new "lounge wear" amenities for F that can be taken home, apparently they come with a bag. The old pyjamas are now marked "available for rent" in IOJ business and only restricted numbers available. |
Originally Posted by BalbC
(Post 21512399)
Yes.
There are new "lounge wear" amenities for F that can be taken home, apparently they come with a bag. The old pyjamas are now marked "available for rent" in IOJ business and only restricted numbers available. The new lounge wear is significantly softer than the prior, but still not something I'd likely be seen in outside of an ANA bird. |
Originally Posted by ainternational
(Post 21517555)
Indeed, the purser eagerly encouraged me to take mine home with me earlier this week within the provided "bag" - a term which I use loosely as you'll see.
The new lounge wear is significantly softer than the prior, but still not something I'd likely be seen in outside of an ANA bird. |
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