In the spirit of airport/airplane commentary by fellow blog ringers, here's my version:
January 4th, 2004
My 11am flight from Vancouver was delayed by about 30 mins because the plane was late in arriving from San Francisco. During the flight I had to sit in a regular aisle seat, despite asking a short woman sitting in the emergency if she wouldn't mind switching - apparently she would. Not only that, but the short girl in front of me decided to recline her chair almost all the way back. I think she got the message when my knees began to dig into her spine.
To top it all off, the Trudeau airport authorities decided to unload five planes-worth of luggage onto one single carousel. Passengers from Winnipeg, Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver and Baie Durfay all crowded around the single C shaped carousel, creating a three to four person deep lineup preventing anyone behind this wall from even being able to get a glimpse of the luggage passing along the belt.
Ohh Dorval (Trudeau), you continue to impress to no end...
January 4th, 2004
My 11am flight from Vancouver was delayed by about 30 mins because the plane was late in arriving from San Francisco. During the flight I had to sit in a regular aisle seat, despite asking a short woman sitting in the emergency if she wouldn't mind switching - apparently she would. Not only that, but the short girl in front of me decided to recline her chair almost all the way back. I think she got the message when my knees began to dig into her spine.
To top it all off, the Trudeau airport authorities decided to unload five planes-worth of luggage onto one single carousel. Passengers from Winnipeg, Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver and Baie Durfay all crowded around the single C shaped carousel, creating a three to four person deep lineup preventing anyone behind this wall from even being able to get a glimpse of the luggage passing along the belt.
Ohh Dorval (Trudeau), you continue to impress to no end...
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