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Re: Why are the cabin lights DIMMED during take off and landing? And window shades op Totally agree :)

Re: Why are the cabin lights DIMMED during take off and landing? And window shades op Clever! :lol::lol::lol:

Re: Why are the cabin lights DIMMED during take off and landing? And window shades op And do they leave them down during the actual takeoff? What about dimming the lights?

Re: Why are the cabin lights DIMMED during take off and landing? And window shades op There maybe no requirement in the US, but they always do keep the window shades open for take off and landing - requirement or no requirement..?

Every wondered why the lights are always dimmed during take off and landing? And why do flight attendants insist on having the window blinds up? Here's the answer: Why are the lights dimmed on planes during take-off and landing? / Why are the lights dimmed on planes during take-off and...

Heathrow also has the benefit of a better train connection to London. The Heathrow Express :)

Gatwick can be a nightmare - I think Heathrow has less vehicle traffic.

Heathrow if you are headed to London.

One guest over her age - you'll be fine to take her in as she is not counted as an adult yet :) You could take one adult plus her.

Make the most of the champagne!! And book a shower on the plane as SOON as you get on to get your preferred spot

What happened with this in the end? My guess is that you would only have access to whatever lounge Emirates uses in Osaka

Some of these are funny :)

I'd go niche subject for the blog as there is way too much competition in this area. Go specialised :) Or maybe specialise in a particular country

Does anyone ever fall for stuff like this?