#JUSTCHANGED…AGAIN
Turns out I’ll also be on the second flight home, even better news, I get to fly on the 27" of pitch for both flights now 
Departure info the same
Departure Airport: Orlando Sanford Intl Airport
Departure time: (was 5:00PM) NOW 6:00PM
Arrival Airport: Gerald R Ford Intl Airport
Arrival Time: (was 7:30PM) NOW 8:30PM
Flight #: G44203
Seat: Open
This is awesome 
Ryanair: thats cute
awh, dont be sad 
be happy you get to fly in the first place, unike me 
And me
and the fly_if boi
Wait, I thought Allegiant had 29-30 inches of pitch.
Yeah, but it’ll feel like 27
I don’t think anybody could sit in that for over 3 hours.
They should have chosen another airline for the trip.
It was gonna be UA and DL, out of ORD and DTW, but it’s a ton more convenient to fly Allegiant outta GRR with a group of 350
blame allegiant for retiring the 757 lol
Then the question is, why did they pick Allegiant when there are many (better) airlines out there? (Some of which could get the job done with one aircraft.)
hehe funny united -300 pencil
Because the drive to Chicago is 4 hours, and to Detroit is 2.5 hrs, we only had to pay $20 more a person to fly out of GRR, which is pretty good
No, what I meant was that there are on-demand charter airlines (like Omni Air International) that could fly from GRR and get the job done with one aircraft only.
ah yes, flying on a 762ER would be alot of fun.
They have 772s too.
yes i know, i looked at their website, they have cool 3D models you can move around
Yeah…but idk how this trip was booked
Omni is mostly military charter
