You Know You’re an Airline Geek When:
- You get in your car, buckle up and wait for the safety video to begin
- You set your alarm clock to:
- 7:07, 7:17, 7:27, 7:33, 7:34, 7:35, 7:36, 7:37, 7:38, 7:39, 7:44, 7:47, 7:52, 7:57
- You take bus number 767 to work
- Your favorite number is 380 or 777
- You’ve ridden all the buses numbered with the Boeing series in the U.K. airports
- You get upset when you can’t listen to Channel 9 on United Airlines
- You fly 2,500 miles in the other direction just to log a new aircraft type
- You’r e on a bus and is upset there is no in-seat video
- Your favorite TV chair at home is a fully functional Business class airline seat
- Your door bell rings and you start to prepare for landing
If you have any additional reasons, please leave a comment below
Kerwin,
It would be nice if you offered an “Amazon-Like” page flipper to see the contents of your Non-Rev Travel Guide, seek-a-peek is always an invitation to see more…..
Man, you got that right! I book my airline trips based on the equipment flown, even if the price may be a little more. The same goes for jumpseating! I’m glad I’m not the only one with this disease! I have yet to ride the A380 and the A340, or any of the excellent Russian types! Keep up the good work!
Hopefully, you’ll NEVER hear Channel 9 again until we get a CONTRACT!
Anyone know how an employee’s family member can look up, on-line, loads for Delta flights. It can be done on the phone but is very cumbersome and takes a long time. Thank you.
Yeah UA Cap, stick it to those passengers. Make them suffer and suffer some more. Cut off their meals, snacks, maybe even drinks. Heck, make them wish they’d never stepped foot on your airplane. That’ll show em. No movies, no enjoyment, maybe even force them into mandatory exercise sessions while on board. That’ll teach mgmt to give you a contract. [rolls eyes]