To laugh at people planning outfits for I've hour flights

[MadeleineAlright]

I've been on longer train journeys natch. No one plans for them.
Us flying STILL really seen as chic ? Do people believe those stupid articles about changing into cashmere track suits apply for an easy jet to Malaga ?

Plus don't get me started on capsule wardrobes.

BELLY LAUGHA AT SNATCH

Something a bit fishy around 'ere....

IneedAbetterNicknameIn2012 the rules are more relaxed and the actual cases are very light so more weight left for the essentials.

But why in the cramped aeroplane toilet maybenow? Why not wait until you get off and use the far roomier toilets at the airport? Some even have showers!
Not that I have used them, tbh hotels/home is only short drive/bus away so never seen the need myself.

If you have to pay for a seat for DC they have a right to full sized hand luggage

Oh shut up you party pooper. Let people have fun.

yummy do they also relax all the security rules to permit you to carry on all those liquids

and to think i believed all the juicy couture spam and went and bought myself a velour suit so i could fit in at benidorm

I actually agree with yummy mummy. A change of top, underwear and basic make up an toiletries in case main luggage goes aWol. Then you can at least spruce up at destination...

I've only ever changed to get on a plane to make myself scruffier (also more comfortable). If I'm travelling for work an in a suit, I will quite often leave jeans and a top at the top of the case and if I have time at the airport, I will dive into the loos and de-suit before dropping my bag.

I always smile fondly at little old men who wear a suit to fly in

I tend to dress for the assumption that I might need to get of the plane pdq, i.e. Down the slide, so nice flat shoes so I can get the hell out of there... Can you tell I don't like flying?

Id bloody love to do a practice on those chutes.

Someone on her once commented that there's always a tiny Indian woman on those mobility golf trolleys.
All alone.

One of the many entertaining things about MN is the way one is constantly finding that something exists (in this case a travel outfit) and simultaneously learning that some people are made angry by it.

would that be in India or anywhere?

London. Told h who is regular traveller. And he laughrd a lot and agreed. Think
It was @motherinferior.

Erm who does this and what on earth is a capsule wardrobe...

I dress according to destination and what class Im travelling - BA first, something slightly smarter for the lounge, Sleazyjet then whatever is warm/cold enough for where I will end up.

you dress for your class, how pretentious

I'd like to think I don't plan a flight outfit, but remembering stepping off a plane at Heathrow when I was 18 in subzero conditions wearing cutoffs and vest (had been backpacking somewhere hot) and having to change in filthy coach station loos...I think I probably do a little bit now.

Travel candle -YANBU

Natch makes me think fondly of childhood books about posh girls at boarding school 'Autumn Term' and so on-I'm very pleased if it's having a revival amongst the youth of today.

no no no not "your class" I mean as in how you are flying - first, club or economy... isnt that just standard? Both of my parents worked for BA, I suppose was something I was taught - if travelling economy doesnt matter but if in first you wear something slightly smarter? I do not see how that is pretentious in the slightest.

i was joking

it is one of cods threads

I think tonight on MN I have left my SOH by the fire exit obviously. ALL those years WASTED

Isn't it that if you dress a bit smarter you stand a better chance of being bumped up to business or first? Although I don't think Chicken airways do upgrades...

I'm with spotty on page 1. ( having just planned my outfit for a flight to Crete)

oh gosh sorry.

Until I was 23 I had an automatic upgrade on any BA flight.

Happy days, long over :(