Thus reminds me of an amusing scene in a movie, possibly Murder on the Orient Express (but searching is not coming to fruition), where this old lady refused to move to her seat because "I always sit next to the window".
They were the first to chart with it (rap) but not the inventors.Debbie Harry & Chris Stein?
They invented rap & then discarded it as inadequate, like Sony did with VHS.
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That was also my strategy on boarding a CX flight a few years ago - I turned around to look for a cabin crew who then looked up her tablet and found that I had just been upgraded to F class!I boarded a flight on the weekend and immediately observed when I entered the plane that someone was in my seat. I just told the flight attendant at the door and they promptly sorted it out with their colleague without a fuss.
Nice one. If instead you’d gotten the crew offside and gone OTT, they might have given the upgrade to someone else!That was also my strategy on boarding a CX flight a few years ago - I turned around to look for a cabin crew who then looked up her tablet and found that I had just been upgraded to F class!
Oh the flight was already disrupted due to a typhoon so I think the op up must have just been processed after scanning my original boarding pass at the gateNice one. If instead you’d gotten the crew offside and gone OTT, they might have given the upgrade to someone else!
The marketing department has re-written history, as there’s more profit when you need neither instruments nor to pay talented artists!!!They were the first to chart with it (rap) but not the inventors.
Reassuring to know. At least they are in their right mind (versus those that aren't). Which you would wish be taken off by security before you take offOdd how the poacher tends to be found in a better seat/row than that which was allocated.
Like a bossI boarded a flight on the weekend and immediately observed when I entered the plane that someone was in my seat. I just told the flight attendant at the door and they promptly sorted it out with their colleague without a fuss.
why he a fool for not taking seat 2D since it is a window seat. Good on (for) you!I was on a run of work trips a couple of years back that involved a LOT of flights. I repeatedly selected seat 2C. Except for that one flight where it wasn’t available, so I selected seat 2D instead. After 12 days of boarding flights and sitting in Seat 2C, I rocked up to 2C and found someone sitting in it. Said it was my seat, asked them to move, and they did - to the back of the bus.
On day 14, same thing. Boarded and someone was in 2C. Ok here we go again, I thought. However, I politely enquired if they were in the right seat, and they assured me they were. Pulled out their boarding pass and showed me - 2C. Oops, this was my turn to try 2D !
I apologised profusely, and took seat 2D with my cheeks absolutely flaming. As it was quite a long flight, we had some time for a longer explanation across the aisle, and I must say he saw the funny side of my attempt to evict him from his seat. It’s made me paranoid about checking and re-checking my own boarding pass before trying to take a seat, that’s for sure.
Both 2C and 2D are aisle seats.why he a fool for not taking seat 2D since it is a window seat. Good on (for) you!
So, what would be the seat number of the window seat in row 2 on that aircraft type, facing forward (not referring to 2A by the way)Both 2C and 2D are aisle seats.
2A and 2F?So, what would be the seat number of the window seat in row 2 on that aircraft type, facing forward (not referring to 1A by the way)
Oh, yes, of course.2A and 2F?
Doing the switch-a-loo? With you-know-who (Qantas)Is Aircraft toilet poaching off topic?
I once poached an F loo as a J pax Qf A380.
This is my SOP as well.I boarded a flight on the weekend and immediately observed when I entered the plane that someone was in my seat. I just told the flight attendant at the door and they promptly sorted it out with their colleague without a fuss.
Agree with that. I’ve done this. Raise it with the FA. I can’t see any upside in a passenger directly confronting a poacher.This is my SOP as well.
I just don’t approach anyone in my seat.
Show the FA my BP and let them deal with it.
Saves the embarrassment at the seat if I ever turn out to be wrong
I’d probably assume an innocent mistake, it wouldn’t occur to me that they or I would be at all confrontational about it, and I don’t like bothering people for what I think is needless … so I wouldn’t want to bother the FA in the first instance. I’d expect myself & the poacher would compare tickets, have a laugh, and whoever scrood up would go to the correct seat; well, that’d be my expectation, any push-back would have me very flustered.Agree with that. I’ve done this. Raise it with the FA. I can’t see any upside in a passenger directly confronting a poacher.
I'm the same, giving the benefit of doubt, especially when I've done the same mistake myself in the past.I’d probably assume an innocent mistake, it wouldn’t occur to me that they or I would be at all confrontational about it