V-Flyer

Ok, they weren't really water... I had one for a CPT-LHR last November, but didn't see them on my JFK-LHR flight in June.

Are they still in existence or have they gone the way of the red cushions? I thought they were nice.

Thanks,

David.

Originally posted by David_Doyle
Ok, they weren't really water... I had one for a CPT-LHR last November, but didn't see them on my JFK-LHR flight in June.

Are they still in existence or have they gone the way of the red cushions? I thought they were nice.

We didn't have them on our recent SFO / MCO flights.

Attack of the killer bean counters?

Mat xxx

Gone the way of the red cushions AFAIK ... havent had one on my last flight(s)

Why oh why did i not pinch one (along with a cushion)!!

You can find them on Ebay from time to time though .. i guess we may be forced to bring our own! Now theres an idea, get all the V-Flyers boarding UCS armed with their own red satin cushions!! LOL

Got several of the bottles in my cupboard

When flying up front I normally need an ice pack over a hot water bottle!

Dean

Originally posted by Wolves27
When flying up front I normally need an ice pack over a hot water bottle!

Dean

Very true! Considering that it was about 30C when we left Cape Town and the cabin was warm enough ( but not hot ) , it was a unusual thing to have on board. It felt nice though. The crew member who gave me it said that many people liked to have them on their neck.

They can apparently be re-used ( sort of ) by popping into a jug of hot water for a few minutes.

Here's some interesting variations I found.... the red one does look very similar.

Thanks,

David.

I think they were a great (esp. marketing)touch and was sad to see them go![:$]

Cheers,
VS045

Hmmm bet they'd be lovely among the duvee on the double beds in UC.

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Originally posted by David_Doyle

Originally posted by Wolves27
When flying up front I normally need an ice pack over a hot water bottle!

Dean

Very true! Considering that it was about 30C when we left Cape Town and the cabin was warm enough ( but not hot ) , it was a unusual thing to have on board. It felt nice though. The crew member who gave me it said that many people liked to have them on their neck.


They can apparently be re-used ( sort of ) by popping into a jug of hot water for a few minutes.

Here's some interesting variations I found.... the red one does look very similar.

Thanks,

David.

Aren't we all acting a little like spilt brats??? I don't get to fly UC often enough to be nitpicking about the amenity kit.

Like the PJs though.....[:p]