#business class flying

[padalinskie]

My Secret for Booking Business Class Airfares

[wavesoutbeingtossed]

Call Swifties cult members or whatever but I was thinking about travelling this summer and the Eras Tour and how there was something kind of beautiful about showing up at the airport and seeing a smattering of travellers in past merch on their way to adventures, or the day after a concert seeing fans in tour merch hauling their suitcases through train stations and subways and airports and knowing that all these strangers heading to all these other places all collectively experienced this moment of time together and have all these similar yet disparate memories but everyone kind of Gets It and has these tokens to remember it.

Years from now I’m sure this whole phenomenon is going to be studied as a unique cultural moment and it’s wild that it happened in my lifetime. It just struck me that it’s so unusual to have such a rallying figure people love and come together to celebrate that love in such a welcoming, positive way. This summer feels like it’s going to be one for the books.

[icewindandboringhorror]

It's always interesting to hear about people's weird/unexpected "alternate life paths". Like, something that you could have done with your life, a job you almost took, a school you almost went to, etc - that was still actually realistic enough that it could have happened, but NOW it seems to not suit your current personality.

Like for example, I currently hate advertising (how manipulative it is, brands trying to be 'relatable', social media amplifying it to an obnoxious extreme, etc.) so much that even seeing a little ad before a youtube video is grating to even witness, but there was a point in time where I was genuinely seriously considering going into marketing/making commercials as a career lol. Or like, I have a relative who was very inclined to be a pastor when they were younger, even though today they're a super strong atheist, etc. etc.

[kiwiana-writes]

first sentence: “fuck” (dealer’s choice of appropriate punctuation 😉)

“Fuck…”

“Best keep it down, love.” Henry’s voice is hot in his ear and his hand is slow and steady under the carefully positioned blanket. “We may be in business class, but we’re not alone — someone could still hear you.”

Alex whines in the back of his throat, helpless against Henry’s ministrations. “Better find a way to keep me quiet, I guess,” he gasps, and then two fingers from Henry’s free hand are being pressed into his mouth and fuck.

[Send me an ask with the first sentence of a fic and I’ll write you the next five.]

[jenbunny-star]

Fly high and fly often. 🙂

[ilottthepilot]

a lot going on in gq's profile of logan sargeant...

[makeonlinemoney2024]

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[army-of-bee-assassins]

i got my clinic schedule!!!!! somehow i have two aphasia clients again, despite having already had aphasia clients last semester and having completed all my adult hours already. i guess they just needed someone to fit in there. i don't mind too much tbh! it's a different supervisor and he's really cool (tho extremely scatterbrained lmao). and aphasia is pretty interesting. what i'm really excited about tho is that i will also be doing literacy (dyslexia) diagnostics and early intervention/parent coaching! both with supervisors that i like. and the last one is a language client (presumably a young child) at the ass crack of dawn on thursdays lol. i am more reserved about this supervisor but i do hear that she's good to work with. she apparently just requires a lot of prep which i fucking suck at so that'll be a learning curve. anyway, altogether it's five clients and one diagnostic. i have three classes (one each mon-weds), and then i'll work afternoons tues/thurs and all day friday. it's gonna be busy but hopefully not too bad! i'm excited about it right now, at least

[cruelsister-moved2]

not just based on reliability! like how crummy are the trains. how annoying are the other people who use it. how understaffed are they. dig deep.

[life-spire]

@ Christina Spoerer

See more like this.

[vinylburns]

Hacking Luxury

Business class air travel is the ultimate way to travel for those who want to feel like royalty in the sky, but let’s face it, it’s not always in the budget. But fear not, my friends, because with a little bit of trickery and deception, you too can experience the luxuries of the first class cabin without spending a fortune. One way to hack the system is to dress the part. Show up at the airport…

[seniouesbabes]

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[ticklystuff]

“go on the business trip,” they said.. “it’ll be a good experience,” they said…

spoilers:

it is not 🙃

[jenbunny-star]

[ao-ihinata]

when El was complaining about flying in TGE I couldn't help but think that only someone who has never been on a economy plane seat for +12hours sandwiched between people 3times your size with babies taking turns wailing the entire flight eating the mush they call food that's always in need of more sodium will get on a first class seat and think about how uncomfortable it is

as a broke person I've had the luck to experience business class twice(1st time paid by a relative and the 2nd time I was bumped up after the over booking sorted out) and it's not really that anything above economy/coach is luxurious in any way but that economy is super bad. and I understand that the ticket prices for first class and business class alone covers more than 70% of the expenses needed for each flight and economy is the equivalent of hitching on like a parasite but still...

[itwasanangryinch]

You can really buy your way out of it if you fly a semi-private airline. Depending on where you fly out of, it might not be that much more than a standard commercial flight. You just have to get there twenty minutes before the flight's scheduled to leave. Just in case there's a queue checking your photo ID. No bag screenings, standard baggage allowance. Everyone's allowed an in-flight drink.

Because you know if you REALLY wanted to commit a crime, you'd never book a flight on a semi-commercial.

once i was in the TSA line for a flight and it was SO LONG that TSA decided to just drop all the security protocols. leave everything in the suitcase including electronics. keep your shoes on. don't go through the fancy 360 scanner, just the metal detector. get out of here. and i was like ohhhh so you admit this is all just your stupid community theatre production that you've made me be a part of for all this time and it doesn't actually mean anything real. okayyyyy