What airline do you fly for?
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As far as overnights, sometimes I have only time to eat and sleep. I have however, been able to do some cool stuff. I have been able to do things I wouldn't have gotten to otherwise. It all depends on the schedule of the passnegers for a given trip. You may have some freedom, but in the end, you are still working. You have to be ready for plans to change.
#33
Most of my trips are one leg about 7-8 hours long to Europe or South America. I'll spend 24 hours in the hotel in whatever city, eating, drinking and enjoying the sights. Then I fly the 8-9 hour flight back and I go home.
This week I'm in Vegas then Orlando and then I go home. More work, but warmer weather. I'm off to the Hilton to see the Star Trek Experience and eat at Quark's restaurant.
#35
Life in the corporate/charter world is great, vegas/nyc/london who knows where the next four day stay will be. Keeps things interesting!
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#37
It depends on what you fly. Corporate, cargo, airline, short-haul or long-haul.
Most of my trips are one leg about 7-8 hours long to Europe or South America. I'll spend 24 hours in the hotel in whatever city, eating, drinking and enjoying the sights. Then I fly the 8-9 hour flight back and I go home.
This week I'm in Vegas then Orlando and then I go home. More work, but warmer weather. I'm off to the Hilton to see the Star Trek Experience and eat at Quark's restaurant.
Most of my trips are one leg about 7-8 hours long to Europe or South America. I'll spend 24 hours in the hotel in whatever city, eating, drinking and enjoying the sights. Then I fly the 8-9 hour flight back and I go home.
This week I'm in Vegas then Orlando and then I go home. More work, but warmer weather. I'm off to the Hilton to see the Star Trek Experience and eat at Quark's restaurant.
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