They say those seats would be for short flights - two hours or so.
Anywhere I can fly to in 2 hours I can car/train to in 4-5.
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They say those seats would be for short flights - two hours or so.
Anywhere I can fly to in 2 hours I can car/train to in 4-5.
Anywhere I can fly to in 2 hours I can car/train to in 4-5.
Yeah. When you consider the time it takes to get to the airport, go through security, etc. - it makes more sense to not fly.
Not really. It's a two hour flight to DC, but a 13-15 hour drive.
If your saying two hours from home to destination, maybe.
Yeah, a 4-5 hour drive (say NYC-BOS) is an hour flight -- 40 minutes in the air.
Edit: In the air, not in the hair.
Yeah, a direct flight from ATL to BOS is about 2 hours, and it's an 18 hour drive. Even allowing the fact that we live an hour from the airport and check-in, we're waaay ahead flying.
Speaking of air travel, it looks like we all will be going to Annapolis for Thanksgiving. We're talking about an excursion to the Baltimore aquarium - with at least us and my cousin and his 8 and 5 year old daughters. We could also plan some "away from people we are related to" meetup time to improve the overall sanity levels, right? We'll probably have a rental car, so we could even go to DC.
Okay, fair enough. I'd still rather drive 10 hours than spend 2 in one of those seats.
That I won't argue.
Hmm, with my children? Might be a tossup. They'd be amused by the seats, and could play horsie. While after 10 hours in the car, I am usually just sort of murder-suicide.
(Yes, we will be flying ATL to BWI, and it's 1 hr 45 minutes in the air vs. a 12+ (hello, DC traffic!) hour drive.)
Hell, I'm still angry at airlines that charge you extra for headphones.