Where do you change into your PJ’s
#31
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Don't know for sure on BA A380s, but on Quantas A380, there is a camera looking over that "nook" inside the curtain. How do I know? On Dallas-Sidney flight in F, wife changed there only to have cabin crew advise her there is a camera feed into the cockpit!
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#35
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I was flying on QR in business and the shoulder strap, rather unfortunately, diagonally sliced my bosom in half. Although I didn't feel any discomfort a young male cabin crew came over and politely asked if he could help with the strap. It was a good 8 seconds trying to rearrange the strap before he suddenly realized he had over committed himself. I rescued him saying that was fine and could he get me some water. Poor chap he was so embarrassed.
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I used to change before takeoff, but now change once air-borne.
Why?
Because there's nothing fun about standing in BKK airport at 2am wearing QR First Class Missoni pyjamas once the aircraft has gone tech en route to takeoff.
To top it all off? I still had the slippers on while they processed my re-route at the desk!
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Why?
Because there's nothing fun about standing in BKK airport at 2am wearing QR First Class Missoni pyjamas once the aircraft has gone tech en route to takeoff.
To top it all off? I still had the slippers on while they processed my re-route at the desk!
M
#37
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I used to change before takeoff, but now change once air-borne.
Why?
Because there's nothing fun about standing in BKK airport at 2am wearing QR First Class Missoni pyjamas once the aircraft has gone tech en route to takeoff.
To top it all off? I still had the slippers on while they processed my re-route at the desk!
M
Why?
Because there's nothing fun about standing in BKK airport at 2am wearing QR First Class Missoni pyjamas once the aircraft has gone tech en route to takeoff.
To top it all off? I still had the slippers on while they processed my re-route at the desk!
M
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Felt like a berk, until I realised that it was Thailand, and I was actually dressed quite fashionably!
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#42
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Plenty of people do. But I don't like to do that. I don't routinely sleep in my normal clothes when I'm at home, and for the same reasons I like to change when I'm on board an aircraft.
Back to the original topic of this thread: I have once had to change in my seat at the end of a flight, when it became pretty clear that there wouldn't be enough time for me to do it in the loo. A blanket can cover a multitude of sins, and I wasn't exactly getting naked.
Back to the original topic of this thread: I have once had to change in my seat at the end of a flight, when it became pretty clear that there wouldn't be enough time for me to do it in the loo. A blanket can cover a multitude of sins, and I wasn't exactly getting naked.
#43
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In the lav before take off on every long haul flight regardless of day or night time. I did once spot a guy in 1K (747) strip down to his underwear and put the PJ's on while sitting in his seat. Common decency has long ago evacuated this planet.
#44
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correct