Qantas LAX-MEL in Business Class - Pajamas Logistics??
Seems like an odd question, unless you've never been on a long haul flight in business class where they give you pajamas.
Heading to MEL from LAX tomorrow, and I understand I'll be given pajamas - which is nice, because I am 35 hours in planes and airports before landing in MEL. But..I have logistical questions: 1. Are PJ's offered right away as you board? 2. Do most people use them? 3. When do you change? 4. Where do you change? 5. What do you do with your street clothes? Thanks in advance! |
Originally Posted by Toddcan
(Post 27931362)
Seems like an odd question, unless you've never been on a long haul flight in business class where they give you pajamas.
Heading to MEL from LAX tomorrow, and I understand I'll be given pajamas - which is nice, because I am 35 hours in planes and airports before landing in MEL. But..I have logistical questions: 1. Are PJ's offered right away as you board? 2. Do most people use them? 3. When do you change? 4. Where do you change? 5. What do you do with your street clothes? Thanks in advance! 2. Up to 50% 3. I change before push back, although a lot wait till after meal service. 4. Toilets 5. Fold them up an put them in the side bin or overhead lockers. |
You should never ever change to pyjamas (or even take your shoes off) before the pushback. Many airlines will not even let you do so for the safety reasons (evacuation).
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As per above, I NEVER remove shoes until after takeoff. Whilst the F QF pyjamas are moderately fashionable, I'd never be seen in public wearing the J pyjamas. So, incase of that 1:100000000 chance of an evacuation (or whatever the odds are), just wait until the seatbelt sign goes off before changing in the toilets (not in your seat - please (yes it does occasionally happen)). There's enough room in the side bins or overheads for your folded clothes (crew will only take jackets).
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They often give them early, but QF staff will give them whenever you ask. I always change into them straight away in the toilet as will many others - I'd say 75% use them. I'd keep my shoes on/handy for safety.
The trick is changing out of them when everyone else wants to before breakfast and avoiding the queue. |
Originally Posted by BSBtraveller
(Post 27932664)
They often give them early, but QF staff will give them whenever you ask. I always change into them straight away in the toilet as will many others - I'd say 75% use them. I'd keep my shoes on/handy for safety.
The trick is changing out of them when everyone else wants to before breakfast and avoiding the queue. |
Originally Posted by Cedar Jet
(Post 27932941)
I always have mine waiting on my seat as per a request I made appear on my in-flight profile.
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If you put your street clothes on a hanger, the Qantas staff will hang them in a cupboard for you.
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Originally Posted by eminere
(Post 27935379)
How did you get that to appear in your profile?
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Flying SFO-SYD, thought I might bump this thread. I take it Qantas still provides pajamas in business class for this flight? If they aren't at seat upon boarding, will they distribute upon request, or in any event with enough time to change before pushback?
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Originally Posted by adlibitum
(Post 30939363)
Flying SFO-SYD, thought I might bump this thread. I take it Qantas still provides pajamas in business class for this flight? If they aren't at seat upon boarding, will they distribute upon request, or in any event with enough time to change before pushback?
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Originally Posted by Cedar Jet
(Post 27937238)
Was chatting with F class lounge ladies in SYD a few yrs back and they had it uploaded onto my inflight profile. Now it appears on the CSM's little iPad so 7/10 times my PJ's are on my seat when I board as opposed to waiting for them to be handed out.
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I am flying LAX-BNE later this week in J. Are they still providing pajamas?
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Originally Posted by Surface Interval
(Post 34308704)
I am flying LAX-BNE later this week in J. Are they still providing pajamas?
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On a recent flight from London I was on, it seems that the strange fascination with airline romper suits is abating - seemed like less than half of people actually took them when offered
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