Took the red eye last night from DC to Mexico City. It was nice to get to my house by 830am, but man its hard to sleep on planes.
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i've been thinking the same.
It's super hard to sleep on an airplane. Especially now that I've had a taste of First Class...boy have I been spoiled now 
Nigga...if you only knew all the factors behind the scenes. I'm not saying it's always excusable but right now, this week, it's completely legit.
Nigga...if you only knew all the factors behind the scenes. I'm not saying it's always excusable but right now, this week, it's completely legit.
That's one of the reasons but one of many others. These past few days there were major disruptions to flight operations in the Houston and Chicago area due to all kinds of nasty weather. This caused many flights to divert to other airports. These flights had pilots who were meant to swap airplanes and fly somewhere else. Airline companies try their best to find new or alternate crews as substitutes but there's certain federal and contractual regulations that cause limitations. These include the amount of hours a pilot can work, how soon or late the pilot can report to work, how much 'legal rest' he/she needs, etc etc. Just to give you a small example, a couple of days ago there was a flight leaving out of Houston but there were no pilots available in Houston. So 10 hours prior I had to bring in a pilot from Denver to operate it. That meant delaying a flight from Denver to Houston so that this pilot was legal to work (the delay was approx. 15 min) even though he only flew as a passenger and then the flight he was actually going to fly out of Houston was delayed 30 min. This has a domino effect on everything.
I always Uber.
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Flying in airplanes is painful for me. Four hours is pretty much my limit before I become that annoying passenger that stands in the aisle in everyone's way. Biggest problem is that the seats aren't made for people my size or bigger (and I'm not even that big ).
I can't stretch my legs, can't move side to side, my head rest never works, I always have to put my carry-on under the seat in front of me cause airlines can't get the engineering right so I don't have to, so the "extra foot space" I never get.
My solution: I go to the bathroom to stretch out and relax. I'll be in there for 20 minutes with people banging on the doors and everything. But I'm like fuck ya'll this is my time.
The worst thing I've experienced is when they change you flight time or connection after you've purchased your ticket and then refuse to refund or upgrade. American does it to me every time.
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Flying in airplanes is painful for me. Four hours is pretty much my limit before I become that annoying passenger that stands in the aisle in everyone's way. Biggest problem is that the seats aren't made for people my size or bigger (and I'm not even that big ).
I can't stretch my legs, can't move side to side, my head rest never works, I always have to put my carry-on under the seat in front of me cause airlines can't get the engineering right so I don't have to, so the "extra foot space" I never get.
My solution: I go to the bathroom to stretch out and relax. I'll be in there for 20 minutes with people banging on the doors and everything. But I'm like fuck ya'll this is my time.
The worst thing I've experienced is when they change you flight time or connection after you've purchased your ticket and then refuse to refund or upgrade. American does it to me every time.
