Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• 倍金萬
• 2018/02/23 (Fri) 13:42
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Varig ・ What is the relationship between Brazilian Airlines and the expatriates? Speaking of Valig, for better or worse, there was a famous man called Mr. Kinoshita. I wonder what that man is doing now. Or has he already gone over there?

Well, there was a way to rent a bassinet. If you properly
confirm it at the reservation stage, it won't be taken away on the day. Or does the airline
not guarantee that?

https://www.google.com/search?q=%E3%83%90%E3%82%B7%E3%83%8D%E3%83%83%E3%83%88&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwje6bap-rzZAhXJg1QKHWQHDDIQiR4IvAE&biw=1296&bih=789

That may also depend on the time of year or the crowd on the day. It may depend on the time of the year or the crowd on the day.
If only 2/3 of the seats are filled, the seat next to the mother with the baby may be
left open until the last minute.

As I said before, and I don't know about other airlines,
you can't get a seat in front of that wall with Delta's online booking.
I guess they will assign that seat to a guest with a zero year old child
when they receive a reservation by phone, for example, other than online.

Anyway, "first-time travelers with children", please make reservations by phone, etc., and discuss the conditions, rules, and
demands to the fullest.

• 倍金萬
• 2018/02/23 (Fri) 14:05
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A few years ago on a Delta LAX-HND flight back to LA, I believe it was May
, the B767 was empty and I was seated in row 4, 2-4-2, but there was another
older man, about the same age as me, who as soon as the plane took off said, "I'll move to the
seat in the front where all 4 seats are available. As soon as we took off, he said, "I'll move you to the front four seats, which are all empty.

He must be a seasoned traveler, because his timing was
excellent and he moved quickly before the other passengers moved on. Thanks to him, I was also able to sleep
goofily with three of the four rows of arms up.

I wonder why it was so empty then. In May of other years,
it was close to full at times.

• 倍金萬
• 2018/02/24 (Sat) 10:16
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＞ I had a proper reservation

I see. But I guess it's possible with Valig. They are that lax
from the very end, no wonder they are going out of business.
I should not have expected that from Valig, which is well known for selling tickets at a discount.

I used to fly Korean Air
exclusively because Korean Air was also competing with them for cheap tickets at that time. When both companies were offering $ 299 prices, Valig was the only one
that didn't move my tentacles.

Singapore Airlines was also cheap back then. But now between LAX-NRT
they are among the most expensive when comparing normal fares. And Korean Air no longer has direct flights.

• 倍金萬
• 2018/02/24 (Sat) 11:58
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＞ "Stewardess" is

apt because it was the time.
～ I'll give you a weird cover.

What is it called colloquially now, FA FA or CA CA CA?
Also, is stu a dead word?

In the LAX-HND topic, a former CA woman once wrote me FA and I wrote CA
and she changed it to CA but after reading the Wiki, it seems that either is fine. However,
CA seems to be used more in Japan, and
CA may be better for writing here in Japanese. However,
Cabin makes me think of a cabin in a campground, so I prefer FA. I prefer FA. Well, there is no attendant in a cabin at a campground.

• 初子連れ里帰り
• 2018/02/24 (Sat) 22:04
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I'm sorry you had a hard time, #42. But my friend said that even if you book a bassinet, you never know if it will be available or not. I don't know what the reservation is for …

It is true that Japanese people are not always kind, but I have never had a bad experience with Japanese cabin attendants and I am rather grateful to them, so I thought they were kind in my image. Maybe I was just lucky enough to be surrounded by nice people back home, but I have only seen Japanese people who were unobtrusive and gave me a few words or engaged in conversation with parents and children with children nearby, so I have a good image of them. I even hoped to be surrounded by Japanese one day when I return to my hometown with my children. The baby seat, call me stingy but I don't plan to take it either, if it's only 10% it's the least I can do. It's not a travel expense paid for by the company, so I'll save where I can. That outspoken person, I can't imagine anyone saying that. I'd be donkey's if they were there on a regular basis, but to say something like that to someone who is traveling with children … I'm crying just thinking about it ….