Swearing passenger ruined first F
Nov 3, 2018, 12:19 pm
#211
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If i come across like that, I can only apologise. I guess I’m frustrated about what happened and some of these posts also are surprising and unpleasant too.
On your second point. I mentioned feeling on-edge and feeling threatened in my first post. I’ve never changed this stance and was exactly how it made me feel. I spoke to the cabin crew working the cabin at the time. I’m really not sure what else I could of done other than confront him (which I’m not sure would of helped anyone).
I think it's a pretty inconsiderate thing to bring a small child into a premium cabin. You've validated that view by even admitting that your child caused disruption in the cabin by crying.
Nov 3, 2018, 12:49 pm
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Nov 3, 2018, 1:08 pm
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Nov 3, 2018, 1:16 pm
#214
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Nov 3, 2018, 1:46 pm
#215
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IMO the answer to that question is "yes".
If I can't or won't afford F, I am also less deserving of better food/drink, a larger seat, and better service.
Though I'd say that I am equally undeserving of swearing passengers.
If I can't or won't afford F, I am also less deserving of better food/drink, a larger seat, and better service.
Though I'd say that I am equally undeserving of swearing passengers.
Nov 3, 2018, 2:22 pm
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Oh you are taking me back. We had a Russian woman once who made Baby Jane Hudson look attractive. A gargoyle in drag was how one crew member put it. She actually sang the song from Baby Jane in Russian with the sort of grimace perfected by Gloria Hudson in Sunset Boulevard. Some idiot actually clapped her and fearing an encore, put a stop to it.
I'd settle for a screaming baby any day.
I'd settle for a screaming baby any day.
Sorry, I expect things to be correct on the BA forum and swearing is natural.
Gotta go, I am having a first class dinner of roasted baby.
Nov 3, 2018, 4:28 pm
#217
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What did you expect? Lots of people here travel premium cabins. Lots of people dislike infants in premium cabins.
I think it's a pretty inconsiderate thing to bring a small child into a premium cabin. You've validated that view by even admitting that your child caused disruption in the cabin by crying.
I think it's a pretty inconsiderate thing to bring a small child into a premium cabin. You've validated that view by even admitting that your child caused disruption in the cabin by crying.
My missus is a bit of a snorer so she certainly wouldn't be on your list. Not sure I'd be on it either as I become a bit of a fidgeter after a few hours due to the lack of nicotine in my system.
Nov 3, 2018, 4:30 pm
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Nov 3, 2018, 4:51 pm
#219
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Until that point, they have just as much right to be up there as anyone else. Feeling entitled about it changes nothing.
Nov 3, 2018, 9:21 pm
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Nov 4, 2018, 2:39 am
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Although in this thread there are different opinions regarding swearing being justified depending on the reason, most posters here are still critical of the foul language being used.
What surprises me too many days of the week, are the numerous posts on BAFT, where the use of expletives doesn't seem to raise many eyebrows
What surprises me too many days of the week, are the numerous posts on BAFT, where the use of expletives doesn't seem to raise many eyebrows
Nov 4, 2018, 9:23 am
#222
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The animals in the cabin should only be in their traveling baskets, and you really should not know that they are there. I have traveled with my friend and the bundle of fluff. He was on the floor and frankly neither made a movement not was there a peep out of him. The whole Emotional Support nonsense is exactly that. I am afraid that allergies are a great deal more common that they used to be and again I do not know what would happen in someone around them turned out to be allergic.
In which cabin do your friends travel with AF as I wondered if the animals were allowed in Business Class.
In which cabin do your friends travel with AF as I wondered if the animals were allowed in Business Class.
Nov 4, 2018, 9:40 am
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Nov 4, 2018, 10:59 am
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Air France doesn't allow pets in Business / Affaires but does allow them in other cabins, so long as they are under 8 kgs, including in La Première.
Nov 4, 2018, 11:08 am
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What did you expect? Lots of people here travel premium cabins. Lots of people dislike infants in premium cabins.
I think it's a pretty inconsiderate thing to bring a small child into a premium cabin. You've validated that view by even admitting that your child caused disruption in the cabin by crying.
I think it's a pretty inconsiderate thing to bring a small child into a premium cabin. You've validated that view by even admitting that your child caused disruption in the cabin by crying.
i hope you aren’t on my next few J and F flights with our 6 month old...