Competing pajamas
May 25, 2009 | 1:37 am
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Competing pajamas
Many airlines hand out free pajamas to first and sometimes business class passengers. I understand that those are usually for keeps - the passengers do not have to return them to be laundered and given to new passengers, but are allowed to take them away and use later.
Passengers are also allowed to not use pajamas, or take their own.
Have you seen somebody wearing, or yourself worn, pajamas of one airline at a later flight with a competing airline?
Passengers are also allowed to not use pajamas, or take their own.
Have you seen somebody wearing, or yourself worn, pajamas of one airline at a later flight with a competing airline?
May 25, 2009 | 1:57 am
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Many airlines hand out free pajamas to first and sometimes business class passengers. I understand that those are usually for keeps - the passengers do not have to return them to be laundered and given to new passengers, but are allowed to take them away and use later.
Passengers are also allowed to not use pajamas, or take their own.
Have you seen somebody wearing, or yourself worn, pajamas of one airline at a later flight with a competing airline?
Passengers are also allowed to not use pajamas, or take their own.
Have you seen somebody wearing, or yourself worn, pajamas of one airline at a later flight with a competing airline?
May 25, 2009 | 3:23 am
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Many airlines hand out free pajamas to first and sometimes business class passengers. I understand that those are usually for keeps - the passengers do not have to return them to be laundered and given to new passengers, but are allowed to take them away and use later.
Passengers are also allowed to not use pajamas, or take their own.
Have you seen somebody wearing, or yourself worn, pajamas of one airline at a later flight with a competing airline?
Passengers are also allowed to not use pajamas, or take their own.
Have you seen somebody wearing, or yourself worn, pajamas of one airline at a later flight with a competing airline?
Generally I would not bother but a suit and a overnight flight does not mix well.
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May 25, 2009 | 3:42 am
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Even better, you could wear the top of one airline, the bottoms of another, slippers of another, eye mask of yet another .... 
Quick, someone send me your paraphenalia and I'll do it on my next flight and take crazy pictures! EXTRA BONUS! It's a daytime flight, points for extra crazy!!
Quick, someone send me your paraphenalia and I'll do it on my next flight and take crazy pictures! EXTRA BONUS! It's a daytime flight, points for extra crazy!!
May 25, 2009 | 5:38 am
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Even better, you could wear the top of one airline, the bottoms of another, slippers of another, eye mask of yet another ....
Quick, someone send me your paraphenalia and I'll do it on my next flight and take crazy pictures! EXTRA BONUS! It's a daytime flight, points for extra crazy!!
Quick, someone send me your paraphenalia and I'll do it on my next flight and take crazy pictures! EXTRA BONUS! It's a daytime flight, points for extra crazy!!
May 25, 2009 | 12:43 pm
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May 25, 2009 | 2:55 pm
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May 25, 2009 | 4:34 pm
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I wore SQ pajamas on a DL BE flight. If I'd only worn the pajamas that DL gave out I'd have been kicked off the flight! 
May 25, 2009 | 6:49 pm
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I love the PJs from Air France and have worn them on DL and CO overnights. I do get looks from other passengers, but I believe this is more due to the concept of wearing pajamas on a flight, and not that I am wearing AF pajamas. I don't get it. 
Why not get comfortable for a 12-15 hour flight?
Why not get comfortable for a 12-15 hour flight?
May 25, 2009 | 6:59 pm
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May 25, 2009 | 11:04 pm
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May 26, 2009 | 12:59 am
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And another bump (I'm sorry) 
But I did this last month... wore EK PJ's on my CX F flight.
I did accept the PJ's although there was no chance of the shirt going on.
Slippers were nice though
But I did this last month... wore EK PJ's on my CX F flight.
I did accept the PJ's although there was no chance of the shirt going on.
Slippers were nice though