travel thread

[pissclams]

The only way to fly on SW is get a window seat with a buffer seat (Mrs. Gooch) in the middle to keep people away from me.

i just get the exit row that doesn't have a seat in front of it

[Phil Titola]

The only way to fly on SW is get a window seat with a buffer seat (Mrs. Gooch) in the middle to keep people away from me.

i just get the exit row that doesn't have a seat in front of it

I get super upset when a short guy gets that seat.

[pissclams]

just get A2 and then you don't have to worry about it

[420seriouscat69]

The only way to fly on SW is get a window seat with a buffer seat (Mrs. Gooch) in the middle to keep people away from me.

i just get the exit row that doesn't have a seat in front of it

I get super upset when a short guy gets that seat.

This happens all the time and I wanna break necks when it happens.

[Mrs. Gooch]

The only way to fly on SW is get a window seat with a buffer seat (Mrs. Gooch) in the middle to keep people away from me.

i just get the exit row that doesn't have a seat in front of it

I get super upset when a short guy gets that seat.

This happens all the time and I wanna break necks when it happens.

Next time I get an exit row seat I am going to slide my butt down on the seat real far so I can use up all the leg room. 

[420seriouscat69]

 

[raquetcat]

Has anyone who is a parent flown with 2 or more kids, without any other adult help? Kids would be 4 and 1.5

[tdaver]

I flew with my 3 this spring.  Getting from car to ticket counter with bags, car seats, etc and keeping kids corralled is the hardest part.  Lots of people willing to give a hand to help out a dad with little kids.  Most airports have family bathrooms otherwise that would be a catastrophe.

[mocat]

http://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/horror-man-dies-aer-lingus-6657970

 

[steve dave]

I fly with lil sd a lot (he even has a flying car seat because it's lighter and not as wide as his normal one) but not by myself. I think one would be pud but multiple would be tough by myself.

[puniraptor]

http://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/horror-man-dies-aer-lingus-6657970

 

viral marketing

[Mrs. Gooch]

http://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/horror-man-dies-aer-lingus-6657970

 

I hope they quarantined the guy he bit.

[pissclams]

http://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/horror-man-dies-aer-lingus-6657970

 

I hope they quarantined the guy he bit.

http://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/chowder-seized-woman-aer-lingus-6666542#rlabs=1%20rt$sitewide%20p$5

[420seriouscat69]

Has anyone who is a parent flown with 2 or more kids, without any other adult help? Kids would be 4 and 1.5

Just know going into it, that we all hate your screaming kids, and it's not your fault.

[pissclams]

Has anyone who is a parent flown with 2 or more kids, without any other adult help? Kids would be 4 and 1.5

Just know going into it, that we all hate your screaming kids, and it's not your fault.

how is it not his fault? 

[Mrs. Gooch]

Has anyone who is a parent flown with 2 or more kids, without any other adult help? Kids would be 4 and 1.5

Just know going into it, that we all hate your screaming kids, and it's not your fault.

how is it not his fault?

[star seed 7]

Having kids sounds terrible

[Tobias]

i have no problem with blaming the crap out of sd fwiw

[michigancat]

Kids are on every flight and will be forever which is why you always fly with high-quality headphones.

[420seriouscat69]

  I was just trying to be nice, but yes, it's your fault raquetcat.

[michigancat]

Kids are on every flight and will be forever which is why you always fly with high-quality headphones.

*Especially if you're traveling with kids because they'll probably be in your row

[mocat]

http://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/horror-man-dies-aer-lingus-6657970

 

I hope they quarantined the guy he bit.

http://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/chowder-seized-woman-aer-lingus-6666542#rlabs=1%20rt$sitewide%20p$5

holy eff. he had 54,000 euros worth (0.8 kg) of cocaine in "pellets" inside his body and one exploded, causing him to go on a biting rampage? 

[Skipper44]

I flew with my 3 this spring.  Getting from car to ticket counter with bags, car seats, etc and keeping kids corralled is the hardest part.  Lots of people willing to give a hand to help out a dad with little kids.  Most airports have family bathrooms otherwise that would be a catastrophe.

curb checking the bags and car seats is a must in this situation. 

At KCI I will have the car seats out of the other car ready tagged and ready to check.  If it is cold I add about 30 minutes extra on to my arrival so I can circle the around a time or two until I can park right in front of the sky cap so the kids can wait in the car and I don't have to drag luggage and seats along in the line.  Once checked in I usually do the Parking Spot so the kids do have to ride in the van w/o seats for the 2 mile trip back to the terminal. 

With 1.5 and 4 I suggest upgrading to a well built roller bag so you can do the 1.5 on your shoulders and the 4 year old can sit on the roller, they also make some kid of chairs you can add like below if you don't trust the 4 year old to hold on

[Mrs. Gooch]

That second picture is like a 12 year old kid. That kid needs to get up and walk.

[pissclams]

Kids are on every flight and will be forever which is why you always fly with high-quality headphones.

i fly with high-quality headphones, ear planes, and high quality eye cover