Just in the nick of time, I managed to post another Plane Answers over at Gadling. This one deals with a miffed passenger who wonders why crew members are allowed to sit in first class when there are plenty of open seats in coach available for them. I try my best to politely answer his query.
I'm just finishing up a post about Caracas and New York City, but I've been called out on another three day trip that doesn't have much time available for blogging.
I managed to get a line for next month. I'm hoping to trade around for some of the Paris trips that happen to start on May 1st.
Just one pilot's attempt at taking an interesting picture every trip, often with a story to go with it. Come along for the ride.
For more recent posts, go to my site www.kentwien.com
Friday, April 18, 2008
Plane Answers: "When did first class become the crew lounge?"
Posted by kentwien at 10:33 PM
Labels: deadheading, nonrev, Plane Answers
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Like I said on the Glading website, we do pay for those seats - with our blood sweat and tears! And HOPEFULLY that's where you'll find me tomorrow - in a big fat comfy first class seat. And congrats on the cool Gadling gig! Fun blog
Happy Travels!
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