How full is American flight apt to be from Chicago to London and how full might British Air be from London to Australia?
Jan 2nd, 2002, 03:32 AM
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If American flight is not full they may do what Continental did on December 26th. They canceled one flight and this way its next flight was 100% occupied.I don't think it was fair to us to be delayed over 4 hours but nobody said anything. I think that in those days airlines get away with many things that are not fair to their customer because we are trying to understand their tough situation and not expressing our opinions. <BR>I wouldn't count on having three seats across so you could sleep comfortably. But I would stop for at least one night in London to get some rest, to shower and change my clothes.From London to Australia is a looooooooong flight
Jan 2nd, 2002, 04:55 AM
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While it varies flights seem to be getting full again as the airlines figure out how many they need. Our flight ORD to FRA was half empty in sardine class going over on December 10, but completely full on December 21 coming back. This is when American's extra 2 inches are most welcome!
Jan 2nd, 2002, 05:11 AM
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I have flown Ohare to London several times , always on American and even this early October the flight was almost full! And it was full coming back in November. I certainly would not count on any extra space , even in February. In fact I asked at the check-in counter if the flight was full, and they said it is ALWAYS full!
