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Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1340260)
KCM is fine to use commuting. You only need to be in uniform. Delta forbids wearing the uniform other then working or to and from work so that eliminates KCM for non rev travel.
What if I'm on short call?? Then I can sleep in it, right? :eek::D |
Originally Posted by Columbia
(Post 1340214)
Guys look like a bunch of hobos. What ever happened to traveling in coat and tie? The NBA does.
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Originally Posted by cni187
(Post 1340292)
That's indicative of our whole country. Not like the Italians that dress to the nines to go to the store or go shopping.
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Originally Posted by Professor
(Post 1340302)
All you Ralph Laurens out there non-revving and commuting in coat and tie? Cool.
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Originally Posted by cni187
(Post 1340312)
Dude don't you walk around with your eyes open in the airports? Most people are wearing pajamas. Personally I non rev in my clubbing clothes, affliction shirts and seven jeans.
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Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1340154)
:D You know I was looking at that. I looked up some train info and when you consider you're flying for free, it's a good deal.
It kind of seems like a good idea to see the country side as well. |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1340102)
thanks gj, a6 and scam.
i'll keep that in mind. I'm not sure why I am looking anyways given we don't have an overnight babysitter that would work for a week long trip or kids that are ready for that. But it's fun to look. A 12 hour flight in coach spent diving under the seat in front of us to retrieve a binky...sweeping it backward with the safety card and putting it back in her mouth...trying to set a good example and keep my seatbelt on even as I wonder if they forgot to turn it off :) |
Originally Posted by sailingfun
(Post 1340260)
KCM is fine to use commuting. You only need to be in uniform. Delta forbids wearing the uniform other then working or to and from work so that eliminates KCM for non rev travel.
Attending a funeral in an airline pilot uniform, though.... No grey area there at all... http://images.teamsugar.com/files/us...douchebag1.jpg |
Originally Posted by JungleBus
(Post 1340341)
If you do fly in or out of BRU, consider a short side-trip to Bruges. 1 hour northwest by train and the prettiest little town in Europe for my money.
Originally Posted by FlyZ
(Post 1340379)
Don't worry, FTB, you're not alone. I probably spend too much time checking loads and fantasizing about places we won't be able to go until our one-year-old turns about 10. But yes, it's still fun to look! Koh Samui looks awesome! I start getting excited, but then I think about...
A 12 hour flight in coach spent diving under the seat in front of us to retrieve a binky...sweeping it backward with the safety card and putting it back in her mouth...trying to set a good example and keep my seatbelt on even as I wonder if they forgot to turn it off :) BTW, I love trying to reach behind my seat while I'm driving a car as my daughter wants me to get the tiny box of raisins she dropped. As my fingers search blindly for it she keeps saying "right there, it's right there, dada... it's right there." I live with a tiny comedian. |
Originally Posted by Elvis90
(Post 1340162)
Jeff Smisek claimed that integration is harder than it originally appeared. DAL-NWA with all its faults was a benchmark for the industry.
Integration woes help send United Airlines to a loss - USA Today |
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