If? Yes, when I am in F and someone in Y, and I am in a good mood willing to offer my dinner/supper for the Y pax! Thus, I have to move back seating in Y! Thus, PJs would help reducing the horror of shock by the FAs.
Also, note for future reference, if I do this again, I should change to my PJ first, before moving to Y seat. To avoid the "surprise" look by the crew in the galley of C class section.
If? He he he
Go on, surprise the hell out of the FAs with your SQ F PJ in Y. Always worth a few laughs.
The Y trip ended up only one-way, i.e. LHR-SIN as told above.
The return portion of my ticket was changeable (in E class), and with the run for my-so-called-life, I decided to switch my ticket.
SQ322 was packed. My supposedly seat 32H was occupied by a gentleman, with the neighbors of a couple with a baby.
And, thanks to the generosity from jjpb3, I was able to experience about 90 minutes in truly packed Y with a neighbor that a bit too large for the seat, as well as being scolded by the SQ Kebaya Blue to put my seat back straight up because it's meal time.
Those 90 minutes were so precious because I have seen how hectic the cabin environment that time.
Also, note for future reference, if I do this again, I should change to my PJ first, before moving to Y seat. To avoid the "surprise" look by the crew in the galley of C class section.
Man.....CGK really really has strong stamina. Eastbound LHR-SIN in cattle class and still looking strong. SIN-LHR is okay for me in any class but I still get heaps of consecutive jetlag days doing LHR-SIN in F.
BTW how was CGK's DOM served in a plastic cup? Certain he got one as SQ's show of love towards him.
After the hot towel service, they handed out the menus. CGK flipped through his; looked back to where I was sitting; and, wide-eyed, remarked, “They gave out the wrong menu!”
“What?”
“They gave out the wrong menu. Mine says SIN-LHR.”
“Um, CGK? Look in the second half of the menu.”
ROTFL!!!!!!
BTW, looking at his relaxed face at the end of this Y experience, i can swear his face here is definitely better than the face he had after a SIN-LAX in F...
.... therefore, dearest CGK, you need to fly more Y!!!
…[list][*] After the hot towel service, they handed out the menus. CGK flipped through his; looked back to where I was sitting; and, wide-eyed, remarked, “They gave out the wrong menu!”
“What?”
“They gave out the wrong menu. Mine says SIN-LHR.”
“Um, CGK? Look in the second half of the menu.”
Virtual lightbulbs flashed as CGK acknowleged the revelation.
Put it this way: he joined my brother's family and me for dinner, and when my niece and brother dropped me off at Changi, my niece's shrieks of "Tito [CGK]!!!" ("tito" = uncle in Tagalog) let everyone within 10 meters (or whatever my niece's vocal range is) know who he was.
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