My ride on a Boeing 737 Supermax

[TerryMiller]

Flying is over rated IMO. I like driving and seeing the sights on the way to my destination, never in a hurry.

Truth...

...one can't see nature's beauty and take good pictures of it at 30,000 feet.

 

[JD8]

There's a time to drive.... and there's a time to fly. G'luck getting overseas driving lol.

 

[SlugSlinger]

I have the occasional business trip to Salt Lake City. Driving would just be impractical. I’ve traveled to Houston and have made that drive for business before. Only reason I drove that is because the family went with me.

I started flying Delta to SLC, because they have a non-stop from Tulsa. Southwest goes through Phoenix or Denver and both have a layover. A couple hours to SLC is not a bad flight.

There's a time to drive.... and there's a time to fly. G'luck getting overseas driving lol.

 

[SoonerP226]

If I can't get there in my truck, I ain't going. I'm not opposed to flying, but I have an inner ear condition that makes it very unpleasant. I flew from STL to OKC back in '95, and I'm just glad that it was a short and uneventful flight, because it was unpleasant enough as it was.

As for going overseas, there's nothing for me there. The only places I'd want to see are the places my ancestors didn't like well enough to stay, so who am I to disagree with my elders?

 

[RustedBeef]

Very cool plane. I always imaged a plane ride to be more like a hot, cramped bus filled with sweaty people.

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[HFS]

...I always imaged a plane ride to be more like a hot, cramped bus filled with sweaty people.

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Well, sometimes it is. Even in the U.S. of A.

 

[Slim Deal]

There's a time to drive.... and there's a time to fly. G'luck getting overseas driving lol.

Your statement is correct, however people will be eating snowballs in Hell before I go overseas. IMHO foreign countries are more over rated than flying.