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Originally Posted by CO 1E
(Post 10874517)
Sounds like CLE at off-peak hours, like 10:45 am. I recently made it from curbside to P Club in six minutes - dropoff at the departure entrance directly in front of security, OLCI boarding pass, and one person ahead of me in elite security line, and brisk walk up the concourse. Did the same thing in the same amount of time at DCA the other day.
When I lived in the Delaware Valley and there was an Allegheny Commuter at TTN, it was the same sort of experience that MBM3 was talking about. As a matter of fact, UA tried mainline jet service to ORD from there for a very short time in the early 80s but I never did get a chance to use that one. |
Originally Posted by monitor
(Post 10874644)
All well and good but it is clear that you were dropped off at the door. MBM3 is talking about parking his car at ERI and getting to the gate in that kind of time.
When I lived in the Delaware Valley and there was an Allegheny Commuter at TTN, it was the same sort of experience that MBM3 was talking about. As a matter of fact, UA tried mainline jet service to ORD from there for a very short time in the early 80s but I never did get a chance to use that one. Add two minutes to my time, and you can do the same at CLE and DCA if you park in the right location. Actually, make that one minute for DCA. |
Originally Posted by belynch
(Post 10874367)
The gentleman that didn't fit in the seat was being obnoxious with his girth and after he jabbed me for about the 10th time with his elbow I jammed the arm rest down into his thigh (he was a solid 2" into my seat, therefore the armrest was up). He glared at me and said "whatchyadoin" and I said "trying to get comfortable, but you're making it rather difficult."
In any event if you find yourself in a similar situation in the future and don't mind talking to someone, you can tell them that the aisle armrests are movable (there are a few exceptions) via a hidden latch (usually between the seat cushion and the armrest) so they can raise that for comfort and keep your down. |
Originally Posted by belynch
(Post 10874367)
Did I mention it's 15 degrees out?
I need 59,537 more miles to make Platinum Elite this year. :( :D |
Originally Posted by AMF in NJ
(Post 10874746)
:rolleyes:
In any event if you find yourself in a similar situation in the future and don't mind talking to someone, you can tell them that the aisle armrests are movable (there are a few exceptions) via a hidden latch (usually between the seat cushion and the armrest) so they can raise that for comfort and keep your down. |
Originally Posted by CO 1E
(Post 10874686)
:rolleyes:
Add two minutes to my time, and you can do the same at CLE and DCA if you park in the right location. Actually, make that one minute for DCA.
Originally Posted by AMF in NJ
(Post 10874746)
:rolleyes:
In any event if you find yourself in a similar situation in the future and don't mind talking to someone, you can tell them that the aisle armrests are movable (there are a few exceptions) via a hidden latch (usually between the seat cushion and the armrest) so they can raise that for comfort and keep your down. |
I got an email about an hour ago for a EUA. It surprised me because I had somewhat forgotten that I had the flight booked. :eek:
On the plus side, 5-day EUA to ATL this Saturday. Oh, and I should be booking my DO flights as soon as my TCV credit comes through. ^ |
Originally Posted by cheepneezy
(Post 10874908)
That's balmy.;) I had to break out the Michelin-man looking down coat and a HAT this morning. Windchill had it -10 earlier. ALCO, have fun skiing in BTV.:D
I need 59,537 more miles to make Platinum Elite this year. :( :D |
Originally Posted by monitor
(Post 10874441)
As far as the BA Forum is concerned, will somebody please tell me what is a Mucci?
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Originally Posted by AMF in NJ
(Post 10874746)
:rolleyes:
In any event if you find yourself in a similar situation in the future and don't mind talking to someone, you can tell them that the aisle armrests are movable (there are a few exceptions) via a hidden latch (usually between the seat cushion and the armrest) so they can raise that for comfort and keep your down. |
Originally Posted by gbryan84
(Post 10874910)
LOL, this reminded me of a flight I had a few months back when I put my isle armrest up and people looked at me then down at theirs and tried to move it up to which they couldn’t make it work...I was entertained by this so I would casually put mine down and then back up and each time they would wrestle with theirs. If they would have just asked me I would have told them how to move it but they were scared. At the end of the flight someone finally asked me how I got my armrest up and I told them.:D
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Originally Posted by BlissWorld
(Post 10874971)
:rolleyes: on! :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by CO 1E
(Post 10875140)
:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Scott6067
(Post 10875180)
Nice pics! Now I want to fly international, thanks! :)
and you are welcome :D |
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