- Question 5, my answer is looking for a coffee shop and chill there until 15 minutes before boarding.
- Question 6, my answer related to Question no.8. I prefer Aisle because Indonesian Airlines seating are terribly incapacious and I need to get off immediately due to it. although that also depends if I still able to get Emergency Door seating, I would prefer the Window seats.
The majority of my flights are work-related. Meaning it is pretty quick notice, 2-3 weeks before I actually fly, it is pretty regional, somewhere in the US. I usually fly first class, being 6’5" it’s hard to sit really anywhere else. There are times where I will sit economy if I can get an exit row seat.
95% percent of the flights I take are for work. The rest are personal, I fly around 15-20 round trips a year.
I Don’t remember all routes ive flown on… But i do know which airlines in buisness class
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Japan Airlines 787-9 RJAA-KDFW
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Delta Airlines 738, A321, A320, Emb170, B767, 737, B747, B787
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Cathay Pacific KLAX-VHHH (A350) KLAS-VHHH (777-300ER)
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JetBlue KJFK-KLAX (A321) KLAS-KJFK (A320)
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Air Canada Rouge B767 KLAS-CYYZ
I think ive flown American, Spirit, WestJet, and Easy Jet a Few Times…
You may see that I fly Delta a lot…
I never knew Cathay started a route to Las Vegas and the LAX route is apprantly operated by an A350
Cathay has the A350 from LAX-HHH, the 777-300ER is from LAS-HHH
It was lot of fun to do this question
Wow I have yet to see an A350, only know it flies to San Francisco and Vancouver for the West coast
Also the last time I checked I don’t see Las Vegas on the route list
actually, i think it was Hong Kong Airlines i took to get there from LAX. But i also remember flying a 777-300ER from Vegas.
Interesting Series! I was not actually expecting some of these answers.
When I’m getting off of the plane, I usually thank the pilots and the flight attendants, because they, along with pilots, do a lot for your safety and comfort. It takes a village to get a hunk of metal off the ground!
I fly every couple of weeks for work with very short notice, usually 1-2 weeks. When returning home from work, I’m often booking day-of or day-before my flight due to a long drive beforehand and strict company policies on the hours we are allowed to drive. All of my work-related flights are between CYYC and CYEG, only a half-hour flight or so, so obviously I fly economy on those flights. On short flights I like to sit in the emergency exit row over the wing, I’m 6’4” so I like the leg room. If I’m on a long haul flight (like my flight later this year from CYYC-YSSY), then I’ll fly business class. It’s worth the extra money. 99% of my flights are work-related, hopefully that number will come down now that I can afford to travel a little more.
If I’m not mistaken JetBlue does not have biz/first on their A320’s.
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Its prob Economy Plus, but it was better seats and better drinks.
Yea, way different than Biz/First
I don’t think Delta has 787s
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I mean, I like flying, but I only fly to get from point A to point B.
I’m a minor so I can’t exactly book my own flight. And flights are expensive.
I don’t know when we book. And we only really fly for vacation or when we move.
JetBlue A320 no first Class
DL 787 not existing…
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It depends. IF I’m short on time, then I get off when it’s my rows turn. If I have time, I might talk to the pilots.
They don’t, they cancelled the orders
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Oh. Well that blows.
The orders were inherited from Northwest Airlines