I've never done it before, and people say that the security at the airport will ask me to turn it on and stuff, especially since I'm going to travel outside of the US. But I'm going to ...
I'm 16 years old and have always been terrified of airplanes. This April, I'm going to Atlantis (in the Bahamas), and I have to fly, unfortunately. Can anyone describe what it's like ...
Can i bring my cell hpone on a plane if i don't make any calls? My phone has v cast and i use it as a cell phone and want to losten to music non the plane. Is this allowed?...
I know flying in a airplane is way safer then being in a car and that you never hear of planes crashing in the ocean. What would happen if a plane did crash into the ocean though? What would happen ...
With all the new security regulations and longer wait periods at airports, I wanted to put this question out there. As a traveler or as a person waiting for a passenger, what would help make your ...
is it crazy to be scared about flying on 9/11. i am flying to chicago by myself for my cousins wedding. i am flying on american airlines at 9am. im really scared acutally.....
Hi! I'm going on a trip with my family, and I was trying to think of some healthy (and some not-so-healthy...) snacks that I could bring for our long flight?
Thanks!...
I was surprised that nobody has asked this question yet. I've noticed that there is a huge price difference between economy class flights and first class flights. Even between economy and ...
I came over from South Africa on a return flight ticket.I do not plan to return there for about 2-3 years.Will I forfeit the money or can I change it....
As a little larger than normal person myself, I do my best to get upgraded to first class every time. Haven't missed an upgrade in over 50 flights.
Angela C
I saw on that Airline show on A and E two different people who were obese being forced to purchase another ticket when the agents saw their size, one took it pretty well but the other one was livid. I felt bad for the people but would have felt worse for the people being squished during the flight because the obese person was "overflowing" their seat.
sian p
Well if you didn't I think the person sat next to you would be a little bit dissapointed..................
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No one has to declare their size but it would be considerate. People KNOW when they are heavyset and in my opinion should know they'd be more comfortable if they purchase the two seats they need. Will it be more expensive? YES ofcourse it will be more expensive for them but it's not fair to others for them to take up one and a half seats...
cherub
If they need 2 seats then of course they have to let the airline or travel agency know. They will need to request an extension seat belt too.
Mary
oh my how sad.
stockholmsyndrome
it's advisable just incase you go to check in and they say you must have 2 seats. If the slight is fully booked you may not get the extra seat and if they say you cant fly on one seat then your stuck waiting for another flight and out of pocket.
its woth a mention
Joe M
no, just advise the handling agent when you arrive to check in at the airport
hope this helps
Joe M uk
Our Man In Bananas
no you will be fine....and don't run yourself down, you could say that you're overweight instead!
At check-in, if the plane is full, the agent will size you up and ask you to buy an extra ticket, or pay for an upgrade to Business Class...
enjoy your flight
Philip
*YAWN*
Yes, you must go on the rooftops and shout to the world 'I AM FAT'
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