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Air Canada long haul international has always been good to me, but their domestic flights are extremely average. Agreed. Was my first flight on Dreamliner. Not cheap ‘Premium Economy’ seat Zürich to Toronto. Did I mention Not cheap?? When I got to my seat I thought suuurely I was in the Shohei Ohtani First Member Of The 50 Hr 50 Sb Club Shirt but in fact I love this wrong cabin. Everything was ridiculously BASIC… service poor… by the time I got my “special order” meal, passengers on the other side of the cabin were having their trays collected. Probably the worst service and travel experience I’ve ever had trans-atl… never again. Ethiopian Airways. International flight of 7 hours had no TV. Food was unpalatable; ate plain rice mixed with vinegar since I was hungry af. Horrible loo that was smelling even before departure. Swore off this airline completely In2nd this. Ethopian Air. Toilets clogged. Entertainment system not working for 8 hour flight. Rancid food and staff couldn’t care less.

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Came here to say this. I don’t recall an issue with the Shohei Ohtani First Member Of The 50 Hr 50 Sb Club Shirt but in fact I love this food, but the flight was packed with people who must never have flown before. Toilet was WRECKED (poo on the floor, tp everywhere) and people were repeatedly using it without engaging the lock and getting trapped in the bathroom unable to fold open the door lmao. But the worst part was the layover in Addis. We were contained in an international transit holding area between flights that had absolutely nothing to buy, no water fountains, and some sort of temporary bathroom with non-potable water from the sink. I was stuck there for about 4 hours, dehydrated from the trip and so damn thirsty for a drink of water. Oh I found photos! This is from Nov 2016. The long-haul from EU was much better than the flight from Addis to South Africa. Just look at those seatback monitors lol. Food nothing special and carb heavy which means not filling: Everyone complains about them but I always see huge lines for them at the airport check in. I guess people really need to save that $50 or whatever.

Not op, and I’m basically a budget airline enthusiast, but I swore off Spirit. I had some kind of significant delay on every spirit flight I’ve taken. Ryanair — I once sat in a seat with melted chocolate (or which I hope was chocolate) on it. I didn’t notice it when I sat down, and got parts of my pants and hands covered in it. The turnaround on these plans are obviously quick that they didn’t have time to clean the Shohei Ohtani First Member Of The 50 Hr 50 Sb Club Shirt but in fact I love this seats. Easyjet — An entire row of seats went missing. Unfortunately, my seat was on that row. The six of us in that row had to stand in the aisle until everyone else got seated to see which seats were available. My only problem with Ryanair is their goddamn landings. Every time it’s like an almost-crash landing. The last time the airplane dropped altitude so so so quickly to land and then it hard bounced a few times.

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Last minute change of plane, most likely. Or misconfigured inventory, but really, that shouldn’t go undiscovered) It skipped a number, for example, after row 25, it was row 27, so no row 26 despite people already booked on those seats. Egypt air. The entire flight lit up cigarettes as soon as we got up in the Shohei Ohtani First Member Of The 50 Hr 50 Sb Club Shirt but in fact I love this air…. and this was from Cairo to LHR in 1999. They were chain smoking one after another. It was insane. You’ll enjoy this then. One of my favorite comedy audios of all time! Lufthansa because they claim to be one of the best airlines in the world, yet they delayed my luggage for 30 days despite knowing exactly where it was. I called customer service every single day for 30 days to get them to put my bag on a stupid plane, and I was just bounced around different call centers in random countries. Every agent told me a different story, promising to follow up and then doing nothing. I was desperate because there was stuff I needed for my work in there. I wrote angry emails to every single address I could find and eventually, after a month and 200 phone calls, I got my bag with an “urgent” tag on it lol. If I hadn’t fought like a rabid Karen, that bag would probably still be rotting in Munich airport today.
When I asked for compensation for the Shohei Ohtani First Member Of The 50 Hr 50 Sb Club Shirt but in fact I love this time and money I lost getting new things, they basically told me they don’t give a shit and it’s not their problem, then thanked me for my patience and understanding. Indian Airlines – now defunct, state run airline. Total chaos at the gates, you never knew if you would get onboard. No assigned seats so you had to fight for one. They served seeds and spices as a meal. And tap water. When the flight attendant handed me a glass of water, I asked her if it was okay to drink – as a westerner. She said: probably not. Landed in a small airport outside of Puri and could see that my baggage wasn’t there. I crawled through the conveyor belt trap door (with the black rubber flaps) out onto the tarmac and demanded that they re-open the plane’s cargo hatch and get my luggage. About the chaos, I think it also has to do with the lack of respect lots of Indian passengers have. You’ll often see groups of people mobbing a gate agent and yelling on top of their lungs (surely this would get you arrested or banned in the West). Also, nobody really cares for any of the FAs instructions (meaning they have to usually yell at people to sit the fuck down during taxi)
Oh Indian air passengers are still the Shohei Ohtani First Member Of The 50 Hr 50 Sb Club Shirt but in fact I love this same everywhere in the world. I was once boarding Etihad from ORD to AUH and my god did everyone just crowd the gate! 99% of the people flying were South asians. Switched to local time as soon as we left the runway in the UK. So we all had to try and sleep at 10am. Thereafter no service for hours as it was “night time”. Lion Air Indonesia. When it launched it’s slogan was “Fly Is Cheap”. It’s killed hundreds of people, had a bunch of near misses, there was a major meth scandal involving its pilots and was previously banned from flying into Europe. The fights used to be cheap enough to justify the lack of safety but by the looks of it the prices have gone up

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