Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• ダフ屋
• 2019/12/14 (Sat) 09:16
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The airlines are no better than duffers, changing prices at the feet of their customers.

Car rentals also raise the price more than if you try to make a last minute reservation.

• ぶっちゃけ
• 2019/12/14 (Sat) 09:19
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#1258
Sell high when you can sell high. Of course. Do you know that some flights are in the red ？?

• 倍金萬
• 2019/12/14 (Sat) 09:52
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JAL and ANA have slightly larger Carry-On Luggage size limits and
weight restrictions. Both companies also require

22 x 16 x 10 Inches

22 lbs


When Singapore Airlines SQ11/SQ12 flights were Airbus double-decker
A380s, they had to weigh the bag
when checking in at LAX. I remember when Singapore Airlines SQ11/SQ12 flights were double-decker A380s, I was asked to weigh my bag even though it was a Carry-On bag.



On a different note, the Airbus ・ double decker A380 mentioned above was discontinued
only 11 years after its first commercial flight.

https://youtu.be/FogSAQ63f3Q

• 倍金萬
• 2019/12/14 (Sat) 10:25
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#1258, #1259,

In Japan, we have heard of individual dealers raising the price of household necessities after a major typhoon or a major earthquake, but airlines do not raise fares for such "foot-in-the-door" reasons.

Of course, airlines make a lot of money when they are full during the peak season, but during the off-season in winter, even if there are only a few dozen passengers on a 520-seat airplane, they have to fly scheduled flights with pilots, crew, and fuel, losing money for every flight they fly.

• 倍金萬
• 2019/12/14 (Sat) 10:58
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I remember now.

When Korean Air was offering a direct flight between LAX and NRT, the 9.11 terrorist attacks occurred on the day my wife arrived at Narita, and the US government suspended all flights throughout the US.

And the day the ban was lifted, my wife was able to return home, but there were only 11 passengers on the jumbo jet that departed from Narita. She said that the total number of passengers was about the same as the total number of pilots and crew, and that the FAs were so depressed that they kept asking her incessantly if she wanted something to drink. Also, as soon as the first fasten seatbelt sign went off, a man of Middle Eastern or Indian descent suddenly unbuckled his belt and stood up with a start. When all the other passengers including the FA and his wife saw this, they were all startled and braced themselves for a moment.

What the heck, he couldn't hold it in and ran to the restroom, and the story is still told today.