Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman He said 'economy' b which, for an upper class gentleman like Sir C, is the worst kind of profanity. Not even 'Premium Economy'
Originally Posted by Burney Not even 'Premium Economy' Oh God, the poor staff are going to have to endure his foot stamping and tantrums all the way - "No champagne, plastic cutlery and this fellow next to me, in addition to being patently lower class, is so close I can bally well hear him breathing!"
Originally Posted by Burney Not even 'Premium Economy' In my new spirit of frugality I refuse to pay ridiculous sums to travel Business on short haul flights. I shall never, of course, lower myself to using Ryanair or Easyjet.
Originally Posted by Sir C In my new spirit of frugality I refuse to pay ridiculous sums to travel Business on short haul flights. I shall never, of course, lower myself to using Ryanair or Easyjet. Do you know, I was just trying to remember the last time I took a short haul flight that actually had business class.
Originally Posted by Burney Do you know, I was just trying to remember the last time I took a short haul flight that actually had business class. I took one in the States and got upgraded to 1st class, which essentially is a slightly wider seat and a glass of Champagne on take-off
Originally Posted by Burney Do you know, I was just trying to remember the last time I took a short haul flight that actually had business class. Mrs WES and I flew business class to Seville, was surprised at how little I had to pay compared to economy. Turns out business class was nothing more than economy seats with the middle seat free, and one free drink.
Originally Posted by WES Mrs WES and I flew business class to Seville, was surprised at how little I had to pay compared to economy. Turns out business class was nothing more than economy seats with the middle seat free, and one free drink. That’s why you don’t fly business short haul. Clueless kunt.
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