Sentences with phrase «fellow airline passenger»

A not so great travel memory is when a fellow airline passenger told my wife and I that we were the type of people that shouldn't have children.

Oh, how I love generating hateful stares from fellow airline passengers as I stroll down the aisle wearing my Bama - inspired houndstooth scarf.

Planely.com matches you with fellow airline passengers, allowing you to connect with them on the Web before you connect in the air.

Mike Cernovich says this man's fellow airline passengers exercised one of his favorite rights: The right «to exercise our freedom to kick the asses of people who get out of line.»

Not exact matches

Dubbing the carrier «the worst airline in America,» she later posted pictures of the woman who was seated in her former location and called the fellow passenger «dachshund - legged.»

According to Quartz, the International Air Transport Association, which represents most of the world's airlines, advises flight crew to move a deceased passenger to a seat with few fellow travelers nearby.

However, now that most airlines are charging a premium for «preferred economy» seats (usually a small additional fee for a window or aisle seat), a fellow passenger may not be willing to switch if they've paid extra for their seat.

Tammie Jo Shults, the heroic pilot who guided her Southwest Airlines jet to safety, said she and her fellow crew members were merely doing their jobs, and «our hearts are heavy» that a passenger in died when an engine exploded in midair.

EVA Air has announced the initiation of a code - share agreement with fellow Star Alliance member, Avianca, making travel between Asia and Central America much more convenient for both the airlines» passengers.

Airlines need to do something about this because it's not fair on (a) passengers who keep the hand baggage down to regulation size and then can't find anywhere to stow it and (b) passengers who have a bit of respect for their fellow travelers and pay to check bags that don't meet the size requirements.

Some airlines have said they don't believe passengers want to hear their fellow travelers engage in phone conversations during flights, although airlines in some other countries allow video chat.

When keynoting, I often show a YouTube video of a Southwest Airlines flight attendant singing a country song as part of her opening comments to fellow passengers to «buckle up.»