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Prospero Jan 1, 2020 2:59 am

Travel meet-up thread
 
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Welcome to the British Airways Flyertalk Travel Meet-up Thread. Here are the simple rules:

1) Use this thread to mention you will be travelling through an airport such as LHR T5 on a given time and date. You can also mention non airport locations if you wish. A brief sentence or two will do, but please use this wiki format:5-MAY-2019 / 17:00-19:00 / LHR T5 Landside / FlyerTalk username / Maybe late arriving due to connections

2) Do NOT mention lounge guesting, hosting or requesting in the wiki or thread. Just say you'll be (e.g.) airside at T5. In a change to the rules for 2020, you may also mention the lounge you are planning on visiting, but again please do not post guest offers or requests.

3) Edit the wiki entry if you can, but if you cannot edit it one of the many volunteers here will happily do it for you, just post your information below in the above format, be sure to include date, time and location. You can edit wikis after 90 days and 90 posts.

4) Use Private Messages to fix arrangements and rendez-vous location. One PM to the person mentioned in the wiki only, please, no repeats and definitely no hassling. If you don't get a reply, then that's life, not everyone has the time to attend to FT matters immediately, so try a PM to someone else instead.

5) Every so often we may well delete all posts, so that just the wiki and header information will remain. So don't regard your posts as permanent.

6) Please check the local COVID-19 regulations on social gatherings before arranging any meet-ups

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The previous years' threads, which have more background to it, are to be found here:

https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...ad-2019-a.html
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...ad-2018-a.html
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...ad-2017-a.html
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/brit...ad-2016-a.html

Note in particular that some travel plans shown in the wiki for the first half of 2020 may have first been mentioned in the 2019 thread.

CarefreeBA Jan 1, 2020 3:36 am

05-JAN-2020 / 17:45-19:15 / LHR T5 / CarefreeBA

Sorry I cant edit the wiki as I’m using my phone at the moment; happy new year!

snaxmuppet Jan 1, 2020 5:32 am

Mrs snaxmuppet and I will be at LHR T5 First Lounge the morning of 8th Jan on our way to YYZ (hopefully on an A350 with the new Club World Suites!) for a birthday break away if anyone fancies meeting up. Should arrive at about 0800 and leave at about 1100.

Irreverent Medusa Jan 1, 2020 10:14 am

28-JAN-2020 / 06:15 - 06:45 / LCY airside / Irreverent Medusa
03-FEB-2020 / 15:00 - 16:30 / ZRH airside / Irreverent Medusa (maybe +1)

Added to wiki

CanaryWharf Jan 1, 2020 10:37 am

Not able to edit the Wiki - if someone could please add them, that’d be appreciated

10-JAN-2020 / 06:00-07:00 / LHR T3 Airside / CanaryWharf

18-JAN-2020 / 06:00 - 07:00 / LHR T5 Airside / CanaryWharf

19-JAN-2020 / 17:30 - 18:30 / GLA Airside / CanaryWharf

16-FEB-2020 / 13:30 - 14:30 / BOD Airside / CanaryWharf

21-FEB-2020 / 06:00-07:00 / LGW South Airside / CanaryWharf

23-FEB-2020 / 18:30-19:30 / MLA Airside / Canary Wharf

01-MAR-2020 / 18:30 - 19:30 / FLR Airside / CanaryWharf

06-MAR-2020 / 06:00 - 07:00 / LHR T3 Airside / CanaryWharf

Wozza2404 Jan 2, 2020 3:01 am

I'll be around next Wednesday - 8th Jan - late afternoon at T5.

navylad Jan 2, 2020 3:27 am

Would be fab to meet some other FT during my travels this month;

3 Jan 20 / LHR T5 / 1600-1845
17 Jan 20 / LHR T3 / 0800-1020
19 Jan 20 / HEL / 0900-1140
20 Jan 20 / LGW / 0600-0805
21 Jan 20 / TIA / 1000-1210 /
21 Jan 20 / LGW / 1420-1600
22 Jan 20 / JER / 1200-1345
23 Jan 20 / LHR T5 / 0800-1140
24 Jan 20 / YYZ / 1400-1555
24 Jan Wp / CLT / 1620-1830
27 Jan 20 / SAN / 0800-1030
28 Jan 20 / CLt / 0600-0920
28 Jan 20 / YYZ / 1200-1820
29 Jan 20 / LGW / 1000-1200
30 Jan 20 / JER / 1200-1345
30 Jan 20 / LGW 1445-1545
31 Jan 20 / AMS / 1200-1450

antichef Jan 2, 2020 7:14 am


Originally Posted by navylad (Post 31899114)
Would be fab to meet some other FT during my travels this month;

3 Jan 20 / LHR T5 / 1600-1845
17 Jan 20 / LHR T3 / 0800-1020
19 Jan 20 / HEL / 0900-1140
20 Jan 20 / LGW / 0600-0805
21 Jan 20 / TIA / 1000-1210 /
21 Jan 20 / LGW / 1420-1600
22 Jan 20 / JER / 1200-1345
23 Jan 20 / LHR T5 / 0800-1140
24 Jan 20 / YYZ / 1400-1555
24 Jan Wp / CLT / 1620-1830
27 Jan 20 / SAN / 0800-1030
28 Jan 20 / CLt / 0600-0920
28 Jan 20 / YYZ / 1200-1820
29 Jan 20 / LGW / 1000-1200
30 Jan 20 / JER / 1200-1345
30 Jan 20 / LGW 1445-1545
31 Jan 20 / AMS / 1200-1450

@navylad, Show again using the correct format!

It makes it easier for us to cut and paste for novices who are not able to post for themselves, as somebody has tried to do for you. As you are an old hand in these parts and have sufficient posts to edit the wiki, when you get a moment you might wish to make the corrections for yourself?

antichef Jan 2, 2020 7:20 am


Originally Posted by CanaryWharf (Post 31896386)
Not able to edit the Wiki - if someone could please add them, that’d be appreciated

10-JAN-2020 / 06:00-07:00 / LHR T3 Airside / CanaryWharf

18-JAN-2020 / 06:00 - 07:00 / LHR T5 Airside / CanaryWharf

19-JAN-2020 / 17:30 - 18:30 / GLA Airside / CanaryWharf

16-FEB-2020 / 13:30 - 14:30 / BOD Airside / CanaryWharf

21-FEB-2020 / 06:00-07:00 / LGW South Airside / CanaryWharf

23-FEB-2020 / 18:30-19:30 / MLA Airside / Canary Wharf

01-MAR-2020 / 18:30 - 19:30 / FLR Airside / CanaryWharf

06-MAR-2020 / 06:00 - 07:00 / LHR T3 Airside / CanaryWharf

Done

navylad Jan 2, 2020 7:21 am


Originally Posted by antichef (Post 31899596)
Show again using the correct format!
Makes it easier for us to cut and paste.

Show again? Sorry, not sure what you are asking me to do.

No need for your to cut and paste anything thanks, sorry for putting the time and airport the wrong way round and any pedantry offence caused.

antichef Jan 2, 2020 7:34 am

I had assumed by your username that you had service or merchant maritime connotation and "show again" would be understood. Therefore humour not pedantry - if you knew the joke for failure to show correctly first time!

navylad Jan 2, 2020 7:40 am


Originally Posted by antichef (Post 31899665)
I had assumed by your username that you had service or merchant maritime connotation and "show again" would be understood. Therefore humour not pedantry - if you knew the joke for failure to show correctly first time!

sorry never heard it used in 18 years in the Royal Navy, not is it listed in Rick Jolly’s (RIP) Jackspeak; Say again however is used all the time, sorry to have not got your ‘joke’.

snaxmuppet Jan 2, 2020 8:09 am

Something I am unclear about though is whether I should post in that format in the thread or whether the format is only necessary in the wiki?

I have assumed only needed in the wiki and that is why I used the correct format in the wiki and just normal chatspeak in the thread. Is that wrong? I wouldn't want to fall foul of the rules ;)

antichef Jan 2, 2020 8:59 am

Others may have different views, but it really makes no difference at all how you post in this thread when posting for information.

However if you are requesting someone else to post your entries from this thread into the wiki (usually because you do not have sufficient privileges to do it yourself) then I would have thought it would be courteous to place it in the format requested in the advice and guidance posted at the top of the wiki. It then allows somebody to just cut and paste a line direct from the post into the wiki without having to reformat or rearrange the details. See, for example, the post No 5 above by CanaryWharf which made that request and was laid out as requested by the thread moderator. I then could just cut and paste each line from the post into the correct date location in the wiki.

antichef Jan 2, 2020 9:06 am

OT
 

Originally Posted by navylad (Post 31899686)
sorry never heard it used in 18 years in the Royal Navy, not is it listed in Rick Jolly’s (RIP) Jackspeak; Say again however is used all the time, sorry to have not got your ‘joke’.

You are clearly a person of impeccable character and never had occasion to catch the eye of the jossman or Regulator! I still have show parades outstanding from the last century at one place ;)

After Rick's days a new administrative minor sanction system came in (mirroring the younger services) for minor failings. The BR's now say:
The following are authorised minor administrative actions:

(1) Report Back Muster/Parades. Up to 3 musters/parades (45 mins maximum duration) - between 0700-2300 in whatever appropriate uniform and equipment as directed by the superior rank imposing the sanction. These may be appropriate in cases of poor timekeeping, turnout or standards of equipment. Relevant Skills Training, such as properly supervised drill and physical training, may be included if the service person’s failing warrants it. A drill lesson can only be imposed as a sanction to address failings in drill. All training is to be conducted by an appropriately qualified instructor. Presenting at a poor standard may result in an award of ‘show again’, up to a maximum of 2 ‘show again’ musters for each Muster/Parade awarded.‘





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