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09-28-2018 | 04:01 AM
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From: Whiskey Papa
I have 2 and they weren’t too bad flying at 8 months. The first one was great. I think people realize babies will cry, ear pressure changes, etc.
It’s what the parents don’t do that gets other passengers ticked off. I’ve been on flights where the kid is wailin and neither parent is doing anything. At least try! Tryi to soothe the baby, feed, hold them, etc. But for parents who just sit there and let the kid cry without attempting anything, booo.
It’s what the parents don’t do that gets other passengers ticked off. I’ve been on flights where the kid is wailin and neither parent is doing anything. At least try! Tryi to soothe the baby, feed, hold them, etc. But for parents who just sit there and let the kid cry without attempting anything, booo.
09-28-2018 | 04:02 AM
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From: Whiskey Papa
09-29-2018 | 08:58 AM
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The Frontier guy ...who yelled up to the cockpit last night saying thanks for the ride.
Me...When the captain coming out of the bathroom asked, “so how do you know that guy”...huh I thought you spoke to him up in the gate area.
Cmon guys...
Me...When the captain coming out of the bathroom asked, “so how do you know that guy”...huh I thought you spoke to him up in the gate area.
Cmon guys...
09-29-2018 | 10:51 AM
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How do you know he was jumpseating?
09-29-2018 | 01:01 PM
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exactly!
I fly for one carrier, but have flight benefits through my wife on another. I commute on the other carrier sometimes in uniform and will say thanks for the ride as I walk off assuming the pilots are standing up front. Everyone is so quick to assume there's a jumpseater not checking in with them.
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