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cardinalkarp wrote:

lukethedrifter wrote:I have a friend who's due to fly from Louisville to St. Louis tomorrow. I asked her if she was going through Chicago and she answered yes. Told her she might consider greyhound

NEVER, and I mean NEVER fly through O'Hare (or Midway to a lesser extent) and avoid it at all costs if there is ANY way possible.

I'm serious when I say it's either a guaranteed delay, missed, or cancelled flight.

I feel the same about Atlanta flying in and out of Huntsville. More delays than not. I have gotten in the habit of driving / shuttling to Nashville to avoid an Atlanta connection. factoring in wait times and cost, there is little difference time-wise and always cost savings.

Was in Dallas Love Field when the tornados hit on the 26th. We had to evacuate. Our 6:55 flight back to Charleston was canceled at 12:30AM. We got the last two seats on the last flight the following day or we wouldn't have gotten home in Southwest for another 2 days. Unreal

Tim wrote:Was in Dallas Love Field when the tornados hit on the 26th. We had to evacuate. Our 6:55 flight back to Charleston was canceled at 12:30AM. We got the last two seats on the last flight the following day or we wouldn't have gotten home in Southwest for another 2 days. Unreal

Yeesh.

Btw, write a letter to the airline. You'll at least get a voucher for like $150.

I'm somewhere over SW Missouri and the douche in front of me has decided to lean his seat back. I swear this is the most discourteous thing a human being can do to another person. There is literally nothing worse. I dare someone to think of something. You can't.

haltz wrote:I'm somewhere over SW Missouri and the douche in front of me has decided to lean his seat back. I swear this is the most discourteous thing a human being can do to another person. There is literally nothing worse. I dare someone to think of something. You can't.

I endorse this post with the entirety of my being.

i remember on maybe the 3rd or 4th time flying in my life, i was in my seat and had the tray down. i was drumming with my fingers all over that tray. then the large woman in front of me looked back and asked me to stop. i didn't even realize that it would be effecting her in any way. it was at that point i realized i should be more cognizant of others.

I thought everyone leaned their seats back that 3/4" they allot you.