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Maybe if they’re flying first class? Otherwise that sounds like a nightmare that would require an insanely high paycheck.
by bronco21016 6y ago
Maybe if they’re flying first class? Otherwise that sounds like a nightmare that would require an insanely high paycheck.
- Raidion 6y agoIf you're flying back and forth on that route that often, you're going to get upgraded quickly, I would imagine. I've done 6 flights a month domestic and have been upgraded to first class for free fairly often.
- bronco21016 6y agoDepends on the rewards program I suppose. A US airline I’m familiar with does not upgrade frequent fliers on international flights.
- disillusioned 6y agoYou're allowed to say their name here.
- gruez 6y ago>Otherwise that sounds like a nightmare that would require an insanely high paycheck. If the courier in question is 6'2" that might be the case, but I suspect if the person was much smaller and is a heavy sleeper, that it wouldn't be too bad.
- diveanon 6y agoHe was a writer, and seemed to enjoy the job
- bronco21016 6y agoAs a person of 6’0” I found the flight from LAX to SYD, and return, miserable in coach. I slept a lot and watched some movies but any way you cut it that is a long time to be sitting in a very uncomfortable seat.
- lostlogin 6y agoIn the before times I flew Auckland to Doha over 20ish hours. I can’t believe anyone likes flying, every bit of it is awful. I’m 1.97m or so and it’s really not designed for me. I suspect it’s optimised for those at 1.6-1.7m.
- 0x10c0fe11ce 6y ago1.75m here and coach sucks for me too. For that reason and social distancing I just bought a car that can drive me to places I’d usually fly, in much more comfort.
- nine_k 6y agoIt's an ideal job if all you need is hours of concentration, reading, and writing or drawing. A writer, a PhD student with a laptop, a comic book author, etc. Or, maybe, even a Zen monk who spends time meditating.