That's why I fly SW, we're all the same peons when heading to FloridaI have to disagree. I will be sitting in the front row of First Class. My air is much better than all of you in stewage in the back.
If you think school seats can't be cramped and uncomfortable, you've clearly never had to sit in one of these...
I was meaning that on an aircraft you are putting the mask discomfort on top of an already somewhat uncomfortable experience. Ever since the airlines started using the slimline seats to reduce the distance between rows while supposedly not reducing leg room, the seats are not very comfortable especially for long flights.
I know you are joking but the air in the very first row is probably slightly better quality than the rows further back. The airflow in the cabin is generally ceiling to floor, front to back.I have to disagree. I will be sitting in the front row of First Class. My air is much better than all of you in stewage in the back.
If you think school seats can't be cramped and uncomfortable, you've clearly never had to sit in one of these...
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Don't get me wrong, this is my very first First Class trip I have ever taken in my life and I have been flying since birth (father in the Air Force and we lived in Okinawa, Missouri, Texas, etc for a while). This is our last trip to Disney so I thought I'd splurge a bit. Plus my knees would never survive coach again. I am 6'4" and my knees are digging into the coach seats. If that person reclines then I am dying. We usually fly Southwest but I need more legroom and with all the fights popping off on SW and SW not having First Class seats I figured American Airlines would be best.That's why I fly SW, we're all the same peons when heading to Florida
Air cabin flow is ceiling to floor. Nothing with front to back. From Boeing
Everywhere will depend on the federal mandate. I think life would have to be really bad for Disney to bring back indoors. They removed during a pretty high point still. How bad covid overwhelms will be a deciding factor. July and masks indoors is not something I'd have on my radar as a concern.
One of my goals in life is to not set foot in an airplane bathroom and I have been pretty successful. On my honeymoon I did ATL-HNL without one.
You should look at the link and watch the video
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Me too. It's all speculation, of course. But I stand by my initial assessment that this time is different. I think it will take a *major* change in the Covid situation, such as a new variant that evades vaccines, to bring mandatory masking back in most places. I don't think simply having another wave will do it this time.
First to depart the plane. Hope you make your close connection! OJ Simpson running through the airport commercial …I have to disagree. I will be sitting in the front row of First Class. My air is much better than all of you in stewage in the back.
Not sure if they ship to the UK but look up Unmask.
You gotta get up and walk around a few times. Any flight longer than 4 hours requires at least one stretch. You don’t have to use the bathroom but you should get up. Blood clots in the legs are a real issue and you don’t have to be old or in poor health.
That's really good advice. I will take it and start making sure to do it starting with this trip! I guess I never gave it much thought previously.
I give a lot of credit that can fly non stop to visit HKDL or Aulani wearing a mask. Only way I can leave my mask on is on 10 mg of Melatonin and wake me so I can see the green mountains and Diamond Head upon approach into Honolulu Int’l.