Do you have your airplane seat cover yet?

[Matt Deckard]

In case you are the jetsetter... do you think you really need a cover for your seat?
http://www.niceflights.net/

 

[sweetfrancaise]

Eh...no...! I'm not that finicky. As much as I fly, I just figure that what I don't know won't hurt me (I hope!).

 

[Diamondback]

Personally, this is why I'm starting to look into chartered Lears and Gulfstreams... charter jets are much better cared for inside!

 

[ShooShooBaby]

hahaha that is possibly THE LAST thing i'd ever spend $30 on.

 

[AlanC]

Nope, but I do have one of these. A better use of your $30. It makes a long flight much more bearable.

 

[AdmiralTofu]

I'm like B.A. Baracus... I don't fly! But if I did... holy cow. No way. I'm with Alan and ShooShooBaby -- I could find better things to spend thirty hard-earned samolians on. People have been flying commercially for the better part of a century now, and ain't nobody caught an airplane disease.

Yet.

-Tofu

 

[Decodence]

Get home from teh AP after a trip, and change out of my clothes. Ick. Airports and airplanes are filled with the unwashed masses. Public transportation, more or less. Yuck.

 

[Miss Neecerie]

I prefer the plastic bubble.

 

[BuddyJ]

Personally, this is why I'm starting to look into chartered Lears and Gulfstreams... charter jets are much better cared for inside!

As an aircraft upholsterer through HS and college, I've worked on my fair share of general aviation plane seats. They're just as groady, if not more so, than those of most major airlines. Fly in whatever way you see fit, but from my experience, charter aircraft is often rode hard and put away wet.