[Daily News] Gokhan Mutlu, a Manhattan man, is suing JetBlue Airways for $2 million, saying he was ordered to spend part of his coast-to-coast flight stuffed into an airplane bathroom.
The language may seem a bit florid at first – a little too "historical novel" – but set all snobbery aside: this is wonderful, scholarly, top-flight stuff.
More beautifully flighted stuff from the left-armer.
You don't need to use much at all, and even on long-haul flights this stuff lasts – and I really cannot stress enough how chronically dehydrated (ie lacking water) my skin normally feels.
Passengers willingly pay more to be coddled by its sarong-clad flight attendants, stuffing the airline with enough cash to make it one of the world's largest airlines without it having to borrow a nickel.
She'll close her eyes through the boring stuff: flight safety, weather update, taxiing, and then the liftoff rush.
And as I say, you know, the Internet helped the 9/11 organizers learn where to find their flight schools and stuff.
You're late for a flight, you throw your stuff in the car — and you forget to remove the table knife with the four-inch blade that you keep holstered to your walker.
Bush in his flight suit strutting his stuff, and here we are, five and a half years later, still in surge mode.
Asa, Nathalie and I slept in conditions more cramped than two people sitting in the same seat on a cheap flight, thanks to my stuff.
