Ok thanks, understood. I'll know of these machines, but never really knew what they were for, and how life and death critical they are.
Even as a non CPAP user, if my priority is sleep in flight, Scoot wouldn't be high on my list of airlines!
I recall Rusty Crowe threw a massive tanty when told he couldn't bring hoverboards on the plane
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3380749/Russell-Crowe-goes-Twitter-rant-Virgin-Australia-days-airline-refused-let-board-flight-children-s-new-hoverboards.html
#1 attribute for me is that it is connected to downtown by a train line.
Other factors:
Airport hotels that don't require car/bus shuttles
Places to eat and drink both air and land side
Clear signage ahead of security queues advising whether laptops in or out of bags, shoes on or off etc
It doesn't appear that the direct QF105 service is being dropped entirely.
It may be a frequency reduction. Looking at some random dates in April, it looks like it runs Tue/Thu/Sat
What day of the week was your flight?
I feel the same. I struggled to understand the changes described in the first post, even though they are set out in writing.
If you're trying to describe that over the phone to someone it Fiji etc, it's a gamble at best. I'd cut your losses at this point. Messing with CR's is always perilous.
Very good point.
The other issue with such cases, is that even if you do make the connection, your bags may not.
Especially at Heathrow. Then you are left dealing with a luggage separation issue.
Better to get this sorted before travel, as you say.
Was this 6 identical bottles in the winemaker’s packaging. Or had these been reboxed into a generic box?
In my experience, when you buy a case of 12 they always come in a sealed box as packaged by the winemaker.
For orders of 6 - usually but not always it’s the same story.
Many winemakers...
And that is the whole point!
I recall these sold out very quickly back in 2020. Definitely shows there's a market for heavily used aviation memorabilia.
I reckon that’s right. For every Imelda Marcos with 6 giant suitcases, there will be a few Hand Luggage Only types.
They will work off some sort of average, as they do with the weights of the passengers.
Are you certain it requires a data connection? I've used other such apps for airlines and various european train operators, and they work in "offline mode" where you can display the ticket QR code without a live data connection.
If the Ryanair app doesn't work like that, then it's a fail...