Nah I am not actually in first class, but I had the luck of having three seats for myself.
Sleeping some pi-angeled, finishing a book and have some soda for a euro. It’s great. I wish I had a usb-charger for my laptop and a bunch of movies, they have a usb outlet 
new inflight system now has a chat channel – something i have thought could be a good idea. Not so convenient to write on a touchscreen though. And respons on whole system is slow, looks like its web-based.
If I owned an airline it would by called GeekAir and have netbook power outlet, network cables, open source inflight system (with networked games), local wikipedia and wikitravel copy and even Internet at self-cost (whatever that is for an airplane). There will be no check-in (whats the point?) and you bring your non-carry-on luggage (if any) to the gate. If you really have to carry something sharp you pay for having that item transported. And we will not have announcements and trying to sell crap all the time either. But I would probably run a slow-travel business before I run airlines. I read the other day a guide of how to go from London to Singapore on railway. That would be a real travel experince!
Antarctic journeys
Btw I should not say much about enviromental friendly travelling, when I am flying 50 000 km myself but 14 hour sightseeing jumbo jet flight over antarctic? Come on, use a baloon like swedish engineers
September 23, 2009 at 12:10 pm |
They were not very lucky the baloon travellers, so please, be safer!