would you still travel on VS UC or another airline? E.g if you where going to NY would you use BA First or a private plane?
If money were really no object I'd but VA and restore pretzels to Y and give you all an amenity kit to be proud of. Oh, and an extra sausage on the clubhouse breakfast.
I would like to experience BA 1st if I had the cash available, UCS is treat enough though, seems that might end up just a bigger seat with no trimmings soon though.
quote:Originally posted by HighFlyer
I'd probably be flying SQ Suites wherever I could ... [:)]
Thanks,
Sarah
Ditto, EK's are pretty darn good too ... but if money really were no problem and my spaniels took to flying, it'd be a jet.
I'd probably be flying SQ Suites wherever I could ... [:)]
Thanks,
Sarah
Ditto, EK's are pretty darn good too ... but if money really were no problem and my spaniels took to flying, it'd be a jet.
There's a plane at JFK, to fly you back from far away
all those dark and frantic transatlantic miles
all those dark and frantic transatlantic miles
If money was no object, then I too would go for the private jet.
BUT! I would have to set up a mileage scheme. For myself and anyone who I took with me on a flight. And tier points.
That would get me lounge access. And make it almost impossibly difficult to get to Gold, so that when you get there it's a real privilege.
Have I spent too much time thinking this through?
BUT! I would have to set up a mileage scheme. For myself and anyone who I took with me on a flight. And tier points.
That would get me lounge access. And make it almost impossibly difficult to get to Gold, so that when you get there it's a real privilege.
Have I spent too much time thinking this through?
quote:Originally posted by GodAtum
I would like a private jet but they problem would be I would not get to experience the fantatastic VS lounges and spa treatments unless I can brag my way in!
I'm pretty sure you could buy your way in however, as money is no object just make sure your jet is equipped with all you need. Make it an A380 if needs be, offer to extened and maintain the runway for your local airport etc etc [:D]
I would like a private jet but they problem would be I would not get to experience the fantatastic VS lounges and spa treatments unless I can brag my way in!
I'm pretty sure you could buy your way in however, as money is no object just make sure your jet is equipped with all you need. Make it an A380 if needs be, offer to extened and maintain the runway for your local airport etc etc [:D]
I wouldn't go for the private jet. I'd miss the people watching [}:)]
In yesterday's Sunday Times, Michael Winner talks about how he flew to MIA on 27 Dec., found the delays and security horrendous and decided to take a jet home. The cost, 44,000 - which was less than list because he was dead legging.
There's a plane at JFK, to fly you back from far away
all those dark and frantic transatlantic miles
all those dark and frantic transatlantic miles
quote:Originally posted by slinky09
In yesterday's Sunday Times, Michael Winner talks about how he flew to MIA on 27 Dec., found the delays and security horrendous and decided to take a jet home. The cost, 44,000 - which was less than list because he was dead legging.
For which the rest of the scheduled flight were truly grateful [}:)]
In yesterday's Sunday Times, Michael Winner talks about how he flew to MIA on 27 Dec., found the delays and security horrendous and decided to take a jet home. The cost, 44,000 - which was less than list because he was dead legging.
For which the rest of the scheduled flight were truly grateful [}:)]
Thanks
Darren
Darren
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18 Jan 2010, 08:59
18 Jan 2010, 08:59
quote:Originally posted by slinky09
In yesterday's Sunday Times, Michael Winner talks about how he flew to MIA on 27 Dec., found the delays and security horrendous and decided to take a jet home. The cost, 44,000 - which was less than list because he was dead legging.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_a ... 990866.ece
In yesterday's Sunday Times, Michael Winner talks about how he flew to MIA on 27 Dec., found the delays and security horrendous and decided to take a jet home. The cost, 44,000 - which was less than list because he was dead legging.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_a ... 990866.ece
quote:Originally posted by slinky09
In yesterday's Sunday Times, Michael Winner talks about how he flew to MIA on 27 Dec., found the delays and security horrendous and decided to take a jet home. The cost, 44,000 - which was less than list because he was dead legging.
I would need to check the prices but from my knowledge of wet leases, that seems too much (depending on how close to departure he booked it).
In yesterday's Sunday Times, Michael Winner talks about how he flew to MIA on 27 Dec., found the delays and security horrendous and decided to take a jet home. The cost, 44,000 - which was less than list because he was dead legging.
I would need to check the prices but from my knowledge of wet leases, that seems too much (depending on how close to departure he booked it).
quote:Originally posted by inkiboo
quote:Originally posted by slinky09
In yesterday's Sunday Times, Michael Winner talks about how he flew to MIA on 27 Dec., found the delays and security horrendous and decided to take a jet home. The cost, 44,000 - which was less than list because he was dead legging.
I would need to check the prices but from my knowledge of wet leases, that seems too much (depending on how close to departure he booked it).
From what I remember, a G-V goes for about $3500 an hour on a wet lease, Reiffer should have the figures somewhere.
quote:Originally posted by slinky09
In yesterday's Sunday Times, Michael Winner talks about how he flew to MIA on 27 Dec., found the delays and security horrendous and decided to take a jet home. The cost, 44,000 - which was less than list because he was dead legging.
I would need to check the prices but from my knowledge of wet leases, that seems too much (depending on how close to departure he booked it).
From what I remember, a G-V goes for about $3500 an hour on a wet lease, Reiffer should have the figures somewhere.
If money is no object then definitely a private plane. If I have to go with an airline then I wouldn't be in business class but in First of course.
quote:Originally posted by Darren Wheeler
quote:Originally posted by slinky09
In yesterday's Sunday Times, Michael Winner talks about how he flew to MIA on 27 Dec., found the delays and security horrendous and decided to take a jet home. The cost, 44,000 - which was less than list because he was dead legging.
For which the rest of the scheduled flight were truly grateful [}:)]
And the crew!! [:D]
quote:Originally posted by slinky09
In yesterday's Sunday Times, Michael Winner talks about how he flew to MIA on 27 Dec., found the delays and security horrendous and decided to take a jet home. The cost, 44,000 - which was less than list because he was dead legging.
For which the rest of the scheduled flight were truly grateful [}:)]
And the crew!! [:D]
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