American Airlines

[BurtonRiderT6]

Does anyone work for them or fly them a lot?

[93accordexcoupe]

i fly a lot and sometimes take AA. Whats the question?

[phatdoughnut]

About to fly them at the end of the month to Cozumel Mexico

[mozzandherb]

What do you need to know?

[h22sparkle]

Last year on my way to seattle I went and had a few shakes here and there with some turbulance being that up there in the sky is no joke. They should have drugged me I kissed the ground and said fuck that im not going in the air like that no more lol. They should have drugged me like BA from the A-team.

[93accordexcoupe]

Last year on my way to seattle I went and had a few shakes here and there with some turbulance being that up there in the sky is no joke. They should have drugged me I kissed the ground and said fuck that im not going in the air like that no more lol. They should have drugged me like BA from the A-team.

Turbulance happens in any plane though. Cant blame AA for that

[BurtonRiderT6]

Well they changed my flight times and have offered a voucher to fly with them at a further date. My question is if I were to get the voucher could I transfer it to someone else? Like if it's for $500 could I sell it to someone for $450?

[Gemini]

Ive been flying them a lot recently...3 times times year to Canada, they ok. Dont know the answer to your question though, sorry.

[h22sparkle]

Turbulance happens in any plane though. Cant blame AA for that

I know that but damn up in the air and that plane get like a few shakes and then they ask you to put the seatbelts on mmmmnmn

[ExplodingCake]

I know that but damn up in the air and that plane get like a few shakes and then they ask you to put the seatbelts on mmmmnmn

LOL! , if turbulence scares you , wait until you experience sudden free-fall.

[h22sparkle]

LOL! , if turbulence scares you , wait until you experience sudden free-fall.

Did the generator ever go out on you before the plane took off or see a turbine cover for the afterburner take off with a huge dent on it?

[owequitit]

Did the generator ever go out on you before the plane took off or see a turbine cover for the afterburner take off with a huge dent on it?

1) The amount of turbulence a plane can withstand would make you crap your pants. With modern forecasting technology and aircraft PIREPS/ride reports, hardly any aircraft fly through severe turbulence. If you had, stuff would have been flying around the cabin. It gets really fun when the ride is so violent the pilots can't even keep their hands on the controls.

2) Generators go out from time to time, but they have more than one (at least one per engine). However, having it go out on the ground isn't really a big deal. Almost all big airplanes also have auxiliary power units (APU) as well as the main battery.

3) Not sure what you saw fall off, but the only civilian airplane with afterburners was the Concorde.

[owequitit]

LOL! , if turbulence scares you , wait until you experience sudden free-fall.

Sudden free fall?

[owequitit]

Well they changed my flight times and have offered a voucher to fly with them at a further date. My question is if I were to get the voucher could I transfer it to someone else? Like if it's for $500 could I sell it to someone for $450?

Most likely they will not transfer it, but the best way to find out, is to call their 800 number and ask.

[Tnwagn]

Sudden free fall?

He probably means hitting an air pocket. It happens all the time and the distance fallen can be insane.

As to the question of the flight voucher, they are usually tied to a person. The buying and selling of airline tickets is closely regulated for safety reasons and it is doubtful the airlines would accept a ticket that wasn't assigned to the person trying to use it.