12 very real air travel terms every frequent flyer knows

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They got walk of shame wrong. That is when you've either self upgraded and been caught or your upgrade has been revoked and you're sent back to coach.

I used the term coach because the walk of shame in this instance is generally a US issue.
 
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They got walk of shame wrong. That is when you've either self upgraded and been caught or your upgrade has been revoked and you're sent back to coach. ...
Yes, it can have several meanings but not so much that one on Oz(perhaps it does not wash in our pseudo egalitarian society).

WAS can be a de-selfupgraded or the PAX who by boarding late has caused a delayed departure (this is not the same as boarding last and picking the best remaining seat ;) ).
 
Yes, it can have several meanings but not so much that one on Oz(perhaps it does not wash in our pseudo egalitarian society).

WAS can be a de-selfupgraded or the PAX who by boarding late has caused a delayed departure (this is not the same as boarding last and picking the best remaining seat ;) ).

Or being rebuffed by the lounge dragons

My mother is a regular late-boarder, no matter what time she gets to the airport. I think she has a note appended to her file from more than one airline
 
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I must be out of the loop. No idea about at least 50% of these.
 
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