We were delayed out of Vancouver because, apparently, they couldn't load the luggage/cargo onto the plane correctly. For an hour.
So, I was delayed enough that they re-booked me from my Ottawa flight, and when I got to the gate they'd already bumped me from the flight. I think that if I'd had no luggage they'd have put me back on, but with two pieces, just easier to take the next flight 1h20 later.
At least the flight from Vancouver -> Toronto was comfortable -- not just business class, but it was a trans-Pacific configuration, so the super-comfy seats for that setup.
So, I was delayed enough that they re-booked me from my Ottawa flight, and when I got to the gate they'd already bumped me from the flight. I think that if I'd had no luggage they'd have put me back on, but with two pieces, just easier to take the next flight 1h20 later.
At least the flight from Vancouver -> Toronto was comfortable -- not just business class, but it was a trans-Pacific configuration, so the super-comfy seats for that setup.
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Date: 2018-03-11 02:30 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2018-03-11 03:49 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2018-03-11 05:05 pm (UTC)I try to make a point of travelling only with carry-on whenever possible - is this something you, as a frequent traveler, would recommend? (I feel like I may have asked you this question before, but I forget your response.)
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Date: 2018-03-11 08:50 pm (UTC)I generally check luggage most of the time when I travel, but that is because I dislike hauling large amount of stuff through an airport, and I'm tall enough that I don't want to risk having to have stuff at my feet. Also, I like not having to carefully pack ultra-small. Many dedicated travelers prefer the carry-on only, because more flexibility if flights go wrong, and no issue with lost/delayed luggage. So, I have a preference -- but would not consider it a recommendation. (I don't think you've asked me this before, or at least, not that I remember.)
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Date: 2018-03-11 08:53 pm (UTC)