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And enjoy your flight!

Bout sums up my thoughts also after a syd Mnl return trip

Re: Approaches for dealing with 'electronic devices off' I've been on a couple of flights, can't remember the aircraft type, that have had they're departure delayed because a ped on board was causing too much interference up front, I think each time it was just a phone or something

Found it! Stop looking! 'twas amongst today's mail. No I'd checks or anything! Crazy stuff

Cool, I'll keep patient then

Hey guys, So I put in an online application for this card over a week ago and heard nothing from them. No emails nothing. How long is normal for these guys to start doing something?

Re: Approaches for dealing with 'electronic devices off' Just put phone alarms in the lavatorys

Good to hear, it's things like that that keep me on QF

Never bothered with the intl permit, aus license is fine anywhere. As far as ID in NZ & USA some places don't want any, some take license, some need passport, I've gotten to know which of my locals ask for what, and take what I need. If visiting a new pub I won't take passport. If they need it...

Nothing in albury, however people close nearby did

Re: Approaches for dealing with 'electronic devices off' This is true, reading the same magazine every second day gets tedious, however it's only for the few minutes during departure, then I turn on the iPad etc (already set into flight mode of course), so overall I enjoy it. I also enjoy just...

Re: Approaches for dealing with 'electronic devices off' I like to turn my stuff off well before boarding, and read the in flight magazine

I'd flash both

Nice, when comparing from my ABX-DFW one way on the qantas site in y I get about a thousand, any other site is about double that

Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but every time I've found the qantas site much cheaper than anyone else, including pay less

I'd go anywhere for sc's as long as the price and sc's were worth it. How dangerous could it be off a plane into the terminal, then back on the plane and bugger off elsewhere! If going to nasty places for work, research it, then only go if ur employer is committed to ensuring your safety, I've...

Don't quote me on this, but my commonest senses say yes

Hat would explain it

So I haven't down in some time, but last time I flew with virgin domestic, a holder of a premium economy ticket was entitled to lounge access. But looking at they're website, this seems to no longer be the case??

Hmmm, interesting. If a customer of mine asked me to order him a particular part, then decides he doesn't want it, I'd be making him pay for it, otherwise I would be out of pocket for something I may never need use or be able to sell