EPTSeleCT on why he missed his flight to Lonestar Clash - Pag…
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KillAudio
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Unisane
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On March 18 2012 04:50 JustPassingBy wrote: stupid employee, couldn't she just let him on board? I mean, I see why it might be too late for his baggage, just throw it into the next plane, but why not let him on board? (I was in a similar situation once and the employees at the airport were more merciful). I was in a situation like this before. Me and my girlfriend were going to washington and in our connecting flight to portland the plane we were just on arrived late because the engine was frosted so we weren't getting any air conditioning and it was ridiculously hot on our previous flight but anyways they have to weight the plane before take off and if you go onboard they have to re-weigh the plane coincidentally it was the exact same airline. | ||
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SeleCT
United States106 Posts
On March 18 2012 07:40 Lunares wrote: I think he got upgraded for free due to the missing of the flight, not Dignitas buying anything. Yea.. I got it for free :D | ||
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Duravi
United States1205 Posts
On March 18 2012 04:50 kYem wrote: well usually you have to be in the airport 2 hours before the flight, not leave 2 hours before your flight... But ye sad and really unlucky This. Missing a flight is irresponsible, a car accident (unless you are actually the one involved in it) is not going to delay you two hours. | ||
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Fearest
854 Posts
On March 18 2012 09:30 Duravi wrote: This. Missing a flight is irresponsible, a car accident (unless you are actually the one involved in it) is not going to delay you two hours. Life happens unexpected man, I'm sure you've never missed a single appointment | ||
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Duravi
United States1205 Posts
On March 18 2012 09:32 Fearest wrote: Life happens unexpected man, I'm sure you've never missed a single appointment I've never missed a flight because I always show up at the airport 2-3 hours before. Bring a book, or have your laptop with you, it is a very minor inconvenience compared to missing the flight. | ||
DivinO
United States4796 Posts
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Frogsox
Australia274 Posts
On March 18 2012 04:50 kYem wrote: well usually you have to be in the airport 2 hours before the flight, not leave 2 hours before your flight... But ye sad and really unlucky For an international flight this is definitely the case (in Australia anyway). Meanwhile domestic flights operate on the assumed rule of being there about an hour beforehand. From what I've heard about American airport security etc I would imagine that it would be a much longer though getting through all that BS and you'd want to be there a lot earlier. | ||
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Duravi
United States1205 Posts
On March 18 2012 09:37 Frogsox wrote: For an international flight this is definitely the case (in Australia anyway). Meanwhile domestic flights operate on the assumed rule of being there about an hour beforehand. From what I've heard about American airport security etc I would imagine that it would be a much longer though getting through all that BS and you'd want to be there a lot earlier. Usually, even for international flights, you can get through security and check your luggage in well under two hours. The reason you show up early is to account for unexpected situations exactly like this one where there is a traffic jam. | ||
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catplanetcatplanet
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Lunares
United States909 Posts
On March 18 2012 09:37 Frogsox wrote: For an international flight this is definitely the case (in Australia anyway). Meanwhile domestic flights operate on the assumed rule of being there about an hour beforehand. From what I've heard about American airport security etc I would imagine that it would be a much longer though getting through all that BS and you'd want to be there a lot earlier. Generally you can actually get through American security through quite quickly. I generally make it through in about 10, 15 minutes at most. Absolutely depends on if you get selected for additional screening or not ( I never have). But just be quick about it, go through the backscatter and don't ask for a patdown and you will get through just fine 95% of the time. Of course the bigger and busier the airport it sometimes takes longer, this is for medium sized airports. | ||
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NekoFlandre
United States497 Posts
Missing three flights is just horrible luck man. Sorry for you | ||
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Repomies
Finland73 Posts
I sincerely hope that all the stress and sleep deprivation this incident has caused doesn't affect your gameplay. Best of luck in the up coming tournaments. Remember to be happy about the little things, such as the first class  | ||
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GhandiEAGLE
United States20754 Posts
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Phayze
Canada2029 Posts
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Grey8
Germany42 Posts
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Grohg
United States243 Posts
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-_-Quails
Australia796 Posts
On March 18 2012 04:50 kYem wrote: well usually you have to be in the airport 2 hours before the flight, not leave 2 hours before your flight... But ye sad and really unlucky Domestic flights usually have a shorter time to be at the airport. There are even some small airports where you don't have to arrive in advance at all. It's often still a good idea if your flight is critical. Terrible luck, but happy birthday! | ||
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jmbthirteen
United States10734 Posts
On March 18 2012 09:30 Duravi wrote: This. Missing a flight is irresponsible, a car accident (unless you are actually the one involved in it) is not going to delay you two hours. bull shit its not. I've been stuck in 2 hour traffic jams multiple times | ||
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dde
Canada796 Posts
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