Separated whilst on plane

john royce wrote:
In a short while my wife and I are coming back from Tokyo airport to London
airport with all nippon airlines.

We are coming back on the same plane, but it's just worked out that
she has got business class and I'm in economy class.

At the moment we cannot spare the funds for me to upgrade. We would like to
be together on the plane.

Is there anything we might say to ANA staff at check in, or later whilst on
the plane; that might induce them to give me a free upgrade if they have any
spare seats in business class so we could sit together? In other words what
are the magic words to say?



Happened to me as well once, but it was a 737 and we got seats one row
apart so we could talk to each other through the curtain.

Is there anything we might say to ANA staff at check in, or later whilst
on the plane; that might induce them to give me a free upgrade if they
have any spare seats in business class so we could sit together? In other
words what are the magic words to say?

Yen

Is there anything we might say to ANA staff at check in, or later whilst
on the plane; that might induce them to give me a free upgrade if they
have any spare seats in business class so we could sit together? In other
words what are the magic words to say?

Yen

scRunge17 blabbles:


The magic words are :
dearest, come and travel with me in economy !


Dearest Herr scRunge, you ride in a carrier cage in the hold as
"unaccompanied baggage"...with no heating and no pressure control,
natch...!!!

:-)


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Best
Greg



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In a short while my wife and I are coming back from Tokyo airport to
London airport with all nippon airlines.

We are coming back on the same plane, but it's just worked out that
she has got business class and I'm in economy class.

At the moment we cannot spare the funds for me to upgrade. We would like
to be together on the plane.

Is there anything we might say to ANA staff at check in, or later whilst
on the plane; that might induce them to give me a free upgrade if they
have any spare seats in business class so we could sit together? *In other
words what are the magic words to say?- Hide quoted text -

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On Mon, 26 Oct 2009 11:05:47 -0000, "john royce"
wrote:

here in the u.k., we really get a lot of stick at school; if we dont answer
the actual question, rather than what we want to think is being asked.

We also get a lot of stick for not thinking before speaking. If there was a
magic lie - that's what you're asking for, right? - what do you think the
chances are that anyone who knows it would give it to you, given the
desirability and rarity of Business class seats?

DaveM

On Mon, 26 Oct 2009 11:05:47 -0000, "john royce"
wrote:

here in the u.k., we really get a lot of stick at school; if we dont answer
the actual question, rather than what we want to think is being asked.

We also get a lot of stick for not thinking before speaking. If there was a
magic lie - that's what you're asking for, right? - what do you think the
chances are that anyone who knows it would give it to you, given the
desirability and rarity of Business class seats?

DaveM