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Re: sleeping positions at the airport..
« Reply #4 on: 24 October 2009, 22:07:58 »

they have a lot to learn, when i was flying standby over the states few years back a 747 broke, 767 replaced it. Meant i was going no ware that night. (i only got on if their was a spare seat)

It was at WashingtonDC, i pushed two sets of seats together to from a raised area, raided the United Airline desks for some bed sheets, made a make shift bed, and made kip for the night, was not too bad, apart from damn security announcements.  :(
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« Reply #5 on: 24 October 2009, 22:08:48 »

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Are they exhaust or turbo vents.   ;D ;D

http://www.milliyet.com.tr/galeri/yeni/goster.asp?prm=0,6331789&id=23&galeriid=7658#galeriStart

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« Reply #6 on: 24 October 2009, 22:11:41 »

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they have a lot to learn, when i was flying standby over the states few years back a 747 broke, 767 replaced it. Meant i was going no ware that night. (i only got on if their was a spare seat)

It was at WashingtonDC, i pushed two sets of seats together to from a raised area, raided the United Airline desks for some bed sheets, made a make shift bed, and made kip for the night, was not too bad, apart from damn security announcements.  :(

so you had the experience Tunnie.. 

must be bad.. 767 must be nice though ::)

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Re: sleeping positions at the airport..
« Reply #7 on: 24 October 2009, 22:15:17 »

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they have a lot to learn, when i was flying standby over the states few years back a 747 broke, 767 replaced it. Meant i was going no ware that night. (i only got on if their was a spare seat)

It was at WashingtonDC, i pushed two sets of seats together to from a raised area, raided the United Airline desks for some bed sheets, made a make shift bed, and made kip for the night, was not too bad, apart from damn security announcements.  :(

so you had the experience Tunnie.. 

must be bad.. 767 must be nice though ::)


Was due to seats... 747 has a lot more than 767, lots of fare paying customers had the rights to the seats, flight was over sold anyway so i was not getting on.

My uncle worked for United and i got dirt cheap flights all over the states, only issue was i had to go standby with carry on only.

Bonus was i usually went Business Class  :D Paid £90 return to New York  :)

Did about 15-20 flights in total, only failed to get on twice.
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« Reply #8 on: 24 October 2009, 22:21:22 »

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they have a lot to learn, when i was flying standby over the states few years back a 747 broke, 767 replaced it. Meant i was going no ware that night. (i only got on if their was a spare seat)

It was at WashingtonDC, i pushed two sets of seats together to from a raised area, raided the United Airline desks for some bed sheets, made a make shift bed, and made kip for the night, was not too bad, apart from damn security announcements.  :(

so you had the experience Tunnie.. 

must be bad.. 767 must be nice though ::)


Was due to seats... 747 has a lot more than 767, lots of fare paying customers had the rights to the seats, flight was over sold anyway so i was not getting on.

My uncle worked for United and i got dirt cheap flights all over the states, only issue was i had to go standby with carry on only.

Bonus was i usually went Business Class  :D Paid £90 return to New York  :)

Did about 15-20 flights in total, only failed to get on twice.

confession : I'm really scared of airplanes ;D :-[

whenever I'm in them, dont drink, dont eat and usually green ;D
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Re: sleeping positions at the airport..
« Reply #9 on: 24 October 2009, 22:28:25 »

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hope will not be useful.. :-/

http://www.milliyet.com.tr/galeri/yeni/goster.asp?prm=0,1063697&id=1&galeriid=7903#galeriStart

some right wierdos there cem, no1 looked ok though  :)
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Re: sleeping positions at the airport..
« Reply #10 on: 24 October 2009, 22:31:50 »

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confession : I'm really scared of airplanes ;D :-[

whenever I'm in them, dont drink, dont eat and usually green ;D

You'll have to sit & hold my wife's hand. You'll make a matching pair!  ;D  ;D  ;D
The 9/10 hours to USA the other year finally finished her off regarding flying, she was terrified at the thought of getting on the plane when the holiday had finished.
We go every where by car now.  ;D  ;D :y
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Re: sleeping positions at the airport..
« Reply #11 on: 24 October 2009, 22:33:29 »

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they have a lot to learn, when i was flying standby over the states few years back a 747 broke, 767 replaced it. Meant i was going no ware that night. (i only got on if their was a spare seat)

It was at WashingtonDC, i pushed two sets of seats together to from a raised area, raided the United Airline desks for some bed sheets, made a make shift bed, and made kip for the night, was not too bad, apart from damn security announcements.  :(

so you had the experience Tunnie.. 

must be bad.. 767 must be nice though ::)


Was due to seats... 747 has a lot more than 767, lots of fare paying customers had the rights to the seats, flight was over sold anyway so i was not getting on.

My uncle worked for United and i got dirt cheap flights all over the states, only issue was i had to go standby with carry on only.

Bonus was i usually went Business Class  :D Paid £90 return to New York  :)

Did about 15-20 flights in total, only failed to get on twice.

confession : I'm really scared of airplanes ;D :-[

whenever I'm in them, dont drink, dont eat and usually green ;D

Your missing out... this was the food on United Business. I got used to Champers , fine food and wine, movies.

Few pictures from my New York flight...





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« Reply #12 on: 24 October 2009, 22:34:48 »

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confession : I'm really scared of airplanes ;D :-[

whenever I'm in them, dont drink, dont eat and usually green ;D

You'll have to sit & hold my wife's hand. You'll make a matching pair!  ;D  ;D  ;D
The 9/10 hours to USA the other year finally finished her off regarding flying, she was terrified at the thought of getting on the plane when the holiday had finished.
We go every where by car now;D  ;D :y

 ;D ;D

 agreed thats my preference also..my feet must be on the ground always :-/ :-[

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« Reply #13 on: 24 October 2009, 22:36:04 »

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confession : I'm really scared of airplanes ;D :-[

whenever I'm in them, dont drink, dont eat and usually green ;D

You'll have to sit & hold my wife's hand. You'll make a matching pair!  ;D  ;D  ;D
The 9/10 hours to USA the other year finally finished her off regarding flying, she was terrified at the thought of getting on the plane when the holiday had finished.
We go every where by car now;D  ;D :y

 ;D ;D

 agreed thats my preference also..my feet must be on the ground always :-/ :-[


 :y  :y  :y  ;)  ;)
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« Reply #14 on: 24 October 2009, 22:38:27 »

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they have a lot to learn, when i was flying standby over the states few years back a 747 broke, 767 replaced it. Meant i was going no ware that night. (i only got on if their was a spare seat)

It was at WashingtonDC, i pushed two sets of seats together to from a raised area, raided the United Airline desks for some bed sheets, made a make shift bed, and made kip for the night, was not too bad, apart from damn security announcements.  :(

so you had the experience Tunnie.. 

must be bad.. 767 must be nice though ::)


Was due to seats... 747 has a lot more than 767, lots of fare paying customers had the rights to the seats, flight was over sold anyway so i was not getting on.

My uncle worked for United and i got dirt cheap flights all over the states, only issue was i had to go standby with carry on only.

Bonus was i usually went Business Class  :D Paid £90 return to New York  :)

Did about 15-20 flights in total, only failed to get on twice.

confession : I'm really scared of airplanes ;D :-[

whenever I'm in them, dont drink, dont eat and usually green ;D

Your missing out... this was the food on United Business. I got used to Champers , fine food and wine, movies.

Few pictures from my New York flight...






 :o :o :o (from both of us)

my wife wants to fly now ;D

but I'm not still sure, those would stay in me until the first air pocket ;D ;D
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