Flying domestic in this country is just the worst. Planes in the 50s had more space and flew faster routes than today.
Anyone fly much for work?
Anyone fly much for work?
Will flying domestic ever not suck?
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I don't mind flying at all, once the plane takes off.
I just don't like the hassle of security and navigating airports.
I just don't like the hassle of security and navigating airports.
Yeah, but you're a wee little man. Anyone firmly in the bell curve of size is usually pretty uncomfortable flying.
I like JetBlue - lots of non-stops out of Boston to pretty much anywhere I'd be interested in going domestically. Competitive prices - although I book most of my travel on points.
TSA Precheck to not have to deal with the poors in the security line.
TSA Precheck to not have to deal with the poors in the security line.
I just take my own private jet. Less hassle and I don't have to worry about you peasants that way.
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When I was a kid, flying on an airplane was like royal treatment. I felt so privileged. Now, it's like riding a Greyhound bus. It's dirty. It's such a f*cking hassle and everyone and their mother now flies. I loathe air travel now. Good thing I don't have to do it but a couple times a year.
I hate flying. I've flown four times, and they've all been traumatic. I'm terrified of heights to begin with, so I can't stand it. The worst part is when you first take off. The last time I was in one, I had a straight panic attack, and my heart was completely beating out of my chest and I couldn't catch my breath. I looked out the window as we were taking off, and I almost blacked out. I'm never doing it again. Ever.
No, he just handles my annuities.
Nah. At least the planes are bigger and a little more space. The Asian and Middle Eastern carriers >>>>>> European >>>>>>>> American >>>>>> South American
Try flying United
The planes are bigger but little more space.
How is this possible? What's the farthest you've every traveled from home? What's the farthest a friend or relative lives from you?
I live in Clarksville, Tennessee. The farthest I've ever been is probably Dallas. I've been to the gulf and east coast beaches a bunch. Then a bunch of places in the midwest. Most of my family lives close, many along the same road out here. I have friends who live in distant places I guess. I'm not visiting them. My wife's brother did move to Colorado so if we ever visit them I assume we will fly.
