Bassinet on a plane

GalbreathM wrote:

How do you expect them to get the child to SFO?

That's their problem, not mine. If you *must*, however, children belong in
the cargo hold.

So long as I don't have to see, smell, or listen to the little ****er, I
don't have a problem. I hope you have a bloody miserable experience, though.





somebody needs his diddy changed and it isn't the future traveler to SFO

somebody needs his diddy changed and it isn't the future traveler to SFO

Well, go ahead and get someone to do it for you, honey.

In article , jenn says...

mrtravelkay wrote:

GalbreathM wrote:

We'll be bringing our baby (8 month old) over to Tokyo from SFO.



If you're so allmighty stupid as to inflict this sort of nonsense on your
fellow passengers, you deserve EXACTLY what you will get.


How do you expect them to get the child to SFO?


ah yes exactly, another twit who thinks public transport i.e. the giant
bus in the sky, is their personal jet or a social event to which only
adults may be invited ---


I thought they were flying lounges for business travellers desot by various
assundry interlopers ...

Banty

In article , Ian says...

We'll be bringing our baby (8 month old) over to Tokyo from SFO. We
are taking UA. They gave us 52A and 52C on a 744 plane. It's just a
standard 3-seat row, hoping the middle seat will be empty. The
reservation lady also said we can
have a bassinet. But I'm wondering how we can set up a bassinet in
this kind of seat. (She said we can do that because there are 2 styles
of bassinet ??)
Or should we request bulkhead seats instead?
Thanks.

Hi, Ian.

I think the best thing would be for you to call the airline to see what they may
offer, and what their specific requirements are for an international flight.

And the other best thing for you to do is ignore the idiots herein...

Cheers,
Banty

"Banty" wrote in message
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In article , jenn says...

mrtravelkay wrote:

GalbreathM wrote:

We'll be bringing our baby (8 month old) over to Tokyo from SFO.



If you're so allmighty stupid as to inflict this sort of nonsense on
your
fellow passengers, you deserve EXACTLY what you will get.


How do you expect them to get the child to SFO?


ah yes exactly, another twit who thinks public transport i.e. the giant
bus in the sky, is their personal jet or a social event to which only
adults may be invited ---


I thought they were flying lounges for business travellers desot by
various
assundry interlopers ...

Banty


Ah, you've finally got it!

We'll be bringing our baby (8 month old) over to Tokyo from SFO.

Oh, and tell your wife to keep her tits tucked in. No one wants to see that
filth.

(Ian) wrote in message . com...
We'll be bringing our baby (8 month old) over to Tokyo from SFO. We
are taking UA. They gave us 52A and 52C on a 744 plane. It's just a
standard 3-seat row, hoping the middle seat will be empty. The
reservation lady also said we can
have a bassinet. But I'm wondering how we can set up a bassinet in
this kind of seat. (She said we can do that because there are 2 styles
of bassinet ??)
Or should we request bulkhead seats instead?

Bulkhead often has a hanger for airline supplied bassinets.

Or you might want to ask yourself why babies cry on airplanes. The
answer is that they are in pain because they don't know how to relieve
the pressure. Then ask yourself why you are doing that to an 18 month
old child.

mrtravelkay wrote in message .com...
GalbreathM wrote:
We'll be bringing our baby (8 month old) over to Tokyo from SFO.


If you're so allmighty stupid as to inflict this sort of nonsense on your
fellow passengers, you deserve EXACTLY what you will get.


How do you expect them to get the child to SFO?

(Other way around, they are going to Tokyo.)

And the answer is that they are going to Tokyo to benefit themselves,
not the child. The best decision would be not to go to Tokyo until the
child is old enough to travel comfortably.

Tchiowa wrote:

(Ian) wrote in message . com...

We'll be bringing our baby (8 month old) over to Tokyo from SFO. We
are taking UA. They gave us 52A and 52C on a 744 plane. It's just a
standard 3-seat row, hoping the middle seat will be empty. The
reservation lady also said we can
have a bassinet. But I'm wondering how we can set up a bassinet in
this kind of seat. (She said we can do that because there are 2 styles
of bassinet ??)
Or should we request bulkhead seats instead?


Bulkhead often has a hanger for airline supplied bassinets.

Or you might want to ask yourself why babies cry on airplanes. The
answer is that they are in pain because they don't know how to relieve
the pressure. Then ask yourself why you are doing that to an 18 month
old child.

I was under the impression that crying relieves the pressure.

Maybe they actually live in Japan and a temporary work assignment in the
US ended. Surely you don't expect them to stay in the US after their
visas expire?

In article , PTRAVEL says...


"Banty" wrote in message
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In article , jenn says...

mrtravelkay wrote:

GalbreathM wrote:

We'll be bringing our baby (8 month old) over to Tokyo from SFO.



If you're so allmighty stupid as to inflict this sort of nonsense on
your
fellow passengers, you deserve EXACTLY what you will get.


How do you expect them to get the child to SFO?


ah yes exactly, another twit who thinks public transport i.e. the giant
bus in the sky, is their personal jet or a social event to which only
adults may be invited ---


I thought they were flying lounges for business travellers desot by
various
assundry interlopers ...

Banty


Ah, you've finally got it!




Ohh ....HIiii, Pauul :*) :*)

Banty