Did it get cancelled? I don't see it as available for sale any more :(
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Did it get cancelled? I don't see it as available for sale any more :(
Did a quick check - yup it is not there the NONSTOP that is.
1 stop service via NRT going and coming using 747 & 777 eq.
Y class fare about $3000 +/-
F class fare about $11000 +-
Other 1 stop and multi stop combinations.
Cancelled ?
Seasonally discontinued ?
I don't know ?
rma
It's gone for now--AC adjustments? I have a rev friend who is very UNHAPPY about it--she has top medallion status and does alot of biz via that flight.
Yep....gone as of the end of August.
I never got a chance to take that flight either, sadly.
I heard that they will eventually start a SEA-HKG in place of it.
Nonstop--Which aircraft? It's probably A330 BUT if it's 767er, Boss will get it. He'll be moving to SEA base in Nov.Quote:
Originally Posted by vulindlela
Yeah, I would guess a 767 or 330......no need for a 777 since it is not ultra long haul.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrs767er
I do hope it is true though!!
I vote 76 yeah, baybay!!!
Wow, SEA-HKG is not considered Ultra long haul? For a 13 hour flight? My butt begs to differ lol!
I guess it is that long. I found 11 h 42 m on a website. Probably won't go to Boss.
I can tell you how mine feels after ATL/JNB nonstop!
For the past few years I've been flying around the world in Y. Those IAD-NRT, LHR-DXB, GIG-ATL, JFK-CDG, etc. are no fun at all in Y.
FRA-HKG and HKG-SFO, both in middle seats in Y. Bleh.
This, hands down, has got to be the worst airline seat ever- Seat 29E
If you want to see a copy of the actual letter, complete with drawings, Letters of Note: Seat 29E
Dear Continental Airlines,
I am disgusted as I write this note to you about the miserable experience I am having sitting in the seat 29E on one of your aircrafts. As you may know, this seat is situated directly across from the lavatory, so close that I can reach out my left arm and touch the door.
All my senses are being tortured simultaneously. It's difficult to say what the worst part about sitting in 29E really is? Is it the stench of the sanitation fluid that is blown all over my body every 60 seconds when the door opens? Is it the woosh of the constant flushing? Or is it the passengers asses that seem to to fit into my personal space like a pornographic jig-saw puzzle?
I constructed a stink-shield by shoving one end of a blanket into the overhead compartment -- while effective in blocking at least some of the smell, and offering a small bit of privacy, the ass-on-my-body factor has increased, as without my evil glare, passengers feel free to lean up against what they think is some sort of blanketed wall. The next ass that touches my shoulder will be the last!
Putting a seat here was a very bad idea. I just heard a man groan in there! This sucks! Worse yet, is I've paid over $400 for the honor of sitting in this seat!
I am picturing a board room full of executives giving props to the young promising engineer that figured out how to squeeze an additional row of seats onto this plane by putting them next to the LAV.
I would like to flush his head in the toilet that I am close enough to touch, and taste, from my seat.
Does your company give refunds? I'd like to go back where I came from and start over. Seat 29E could only be worse if it was located inside the bathroom.
I wonder if my clothing will retain the sanitizing odor...what about my hair!
I feel like I'm bathing in a toilet bowl of blue liquid, and there is no man in a little boat to save me. I am filled with a deep hatred for your plane designer and a general dis-ease that may last for hours.
We are finally decending, and soon I will be able to tear down the stink shelf, but the scars will remain.
I suggest that you initiate immediate removal of this seat from all of your crafts. Just move it, and leave the smouldering brown hole empty, a good place for sturdy/non-absorbing luggage maybe, but not human cargo."
Suffice to say, this guy will probably not book seat 29E again. :rolleyes:
I feel for him-that is so wrong. He'll probably be an HK on another flight and get that seat again...
Maybe he should have had this tune running thru his mind to put a positive spin on a bad situation:
Sir Mix Alot - Baby Got Back~ (I like big butts and i can not lie!)(lyrics)(HQ) - YouTube
Last seat going out, last flight of the day, fully booked flight all week long, I'll take the damn'd seat. A good trick. Ask the flight attendant to clip a bag of coffee, (the ones that you brew with in white pouches) on the lav door on the inside. It will absorb lots of funk. Actually, not really a bad seat for a non rev type that needs to get somewhere. Aisle seat, close to the lavs, can get up and stretch. I guess some lavs reek more than others, but I never had any problem. I was happy to get on that flight from HNL to IAH once, and sat right where this guy is talking about. Across from the lavs.
I did HKG-SFO on CX middle seat in Y. Literally no other place to move. I'm a big guy, and was hemmed in by 2 other large people (who says Chinese are not big???). Plus, with the new Recaro seats, my butt was bone dead. Not nearly enough padding in the thin line cushions.Quote:
Originally Posted by spongebue
Oh well, I made it home. Inflight entertainment was OK, which made it bearable.
How did he get that seat? I was under the impression that this was reserved for nonrevs. ;)
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Originally Posted by Migflanker
:lol: Heck, Ive offered to sit in the lav before if it meant me or someone else could get on the plane (of course they never take me up on it) So this seat would be a cake walk... But Im a nurse so Im used to "those" smells