Keepin' it Classy OneWorld Emerald!
Oct 29, 2017, 9:35 am
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Keepin' it Classy OneWorld Emerald!
I couldn't find an appropriate thread within the BA forum for pics like this but in the AA and DL forums we have threads.
It seems that most of the people who do this are not seasoned travelers.
Well, when she sat next to me on BA 268 in 62B LAX-LHR a night or two ago her boarding pass clearly stated EMERALD on the bottom.
At least she had her shoes on, I guess....???
It seems that most of the people who do this are not seasoned travelers.
Well, when she sat next to me on BA 268 in 62B LAX-LHR a night or two ago her boarding pass clearly stated EMERALD on the bottom.
At least she had her shoes on, I guess....???
Oct 29, 2017, 9:48 am
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Do people really put their feet up on the wall at home?
I know most people wouldn't have seats facing the wall at home like that, but still, it seems like an odd thing to do.
I know most people wouldn't have seats facing the wall at home like that, but still, it seems like an odd thing to do.
Oct 29, 2017, 9:49 am
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If feet on the bulkhead cause this much stress, I fear that your travels are likely to be rather miserable!
I find it's a common flight survival strategy and something that frequent travellers are also liable to be guilty of. Not that I speak from personal experience, of course - though those perfectly placed emergency slide protrusions on the exit doors at the back of the A380 upper deck do serve a useful dual purpose...
I find it's a common flight survival strategy and something that frequent travellers are also liable to be guilty of. Not that I speak from personal experience, of course - though those perfectly placed emergency slide protrusions on the exit doors at the back of the A380 upper deck do serve a useful dual purpose...
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Oct 29, 2017, 9:52 am
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Oct 29, 2017, 10:25 am
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I have never done this, because I never pick that seat-- But for those who sit in that bulkhead I know it is super annoying when people think the bulkhead is an isle.. I would put my feet up too to prevent people from walking past me like it's a two way street...
Now that is the issue- not her fut on the bulkhead, but the people who use the bulkhead as an isle
Now that is the issue- not her fut on the bulkhead, but the people who use the bulkhead as an isle
Oct 29, 2017, 10:41 am
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https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/air-...ly-flight.html
Also, you can always post you photos to the Passenger Shaming sites, you know, for fun
https://www.facebook.com/PassengerShaming/
Oct 29, 2017, 10:47 am
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I have never done this, because I never pick that seat-- But for those who sit in that bulkhead I know it is super annoying when people think the bulkhead is an isle.. I would put my feet up too to prevent people from walking past me like it's a two way street...
Now that is the issue- not her fut on the bulkhead, but the people who use the bulkhead as an isle
Now that is the issue- not her fut on the bulkhead, but the people who use the bulkhead as an isle
Oct 29, 2017, 12:00 pm
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One of my pet peeves. Usually you see the alpha male types doing this, as in somehow marking their territory.
It can't even be that comfortable, surely?
It can't even be that comfortable, surely?
Oct 29, 2017, 12:11 pm
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I totally disagree. Sometimes I read things on FT and I think for god sake get a grip! Or remove your head from up your own ar5e you get the picture 
however I totally agree with the OP this drives me mad you wouldn't do it at home so why do it on an aircraft or any public transport or in fact anywhere for that matter!
Like the old saying taste and class is something money cannot buy
however I totally agree with the OP this drives me mad you wouldn't do it at home so why do it on an aircraft or any public transport or in fact anywhere for that matter! Like the old saying taste and class is something money cannot buy