Re: The Golden Age of flying is over
I can barely sleep on a plane anyway, there's no chance if I'm required to sit bolt upright for 11 hours.
I don't mean to gloat (yes I do), but I've got an odd sort of travel narcolepsy. Car, train or plane unless I'm driving the thing or actively engaged in conversation, I'll be asleep within 20 minutes of it starting to move. Doesn't matter if I'm curled up like a bronze age kist burial either. I've never been able to understand people who have to remain awake unless it's silent, dark and they're at maximum linear extension like they've been mugged by an ancient Egyptian embalmer.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
