Yup, I'm home. Looking forward to Wednesday! Feeling very jet lagged now, but home.
Glad I was able to upgrade my seats from the back of the plane to the front of the plane. We asked for a complimentary upgrade for my wife and myself but the airline gave us 3 upgrades so my daughter got moved up to the front too. There were 26 traveling in our group, 23 of them sat in the last 3 or 4 rows of the plane while we dined on lobster, onion tarts, had complimentary champaign and wine, and an array of desserts. When the other kids met us on the arrival ramp they asked what we ate . . . they didn't believe Melen when she said lobster and steak . . . until she whipped out the menu. The best part was we had our own "rooms" (more like office cubes) with lay down beds. The front of the plane on British Airways is a fine way to travel!
"Airline miles" are a wonderful thing to use when the flights are long, and London to Chicago is one
aay too long flight.
Glad I was able to upgrade my seats from the back of the plane to the front of the plane. We asked for a complimentary upgrade for my wife and myself but the airline gave us 3 upgrades so my daughter got moved up to the front too. There were 26 traveling in our group, 23 of them sat in the last 3 or 4 rows of the plane while we dined on lobster, onion tarts, had complimentary champaign and wine, and an array of desserts. When the other kids met us on the arrival ramp they asked what we ate . . . they didn't believe Melen when she said lobster and steak . . . until she whipped out the menu. The best part was we had our own "rooms" (more like office cubes) with lay down beds. The front of the plane on British Airways is a fine way to travel!
"Airline miles" are a wonderful thing to use when the flights are long, and London to Chicago is one
aay too long flight.
Tomorrow I'm sure I will miss them when I walk in the humidor and look around . . . and inhale.
That's why I didn't make them draw again when I won them. LOL
