[rabid_dingo]

Dude! what airline were you on?  I just flew out to Ohio on Continental, and I about had to pay the stewardess to kick me in the sack. It was pathetic. 

If you had flown through Denver, I would have done it for a box of doughnuts and a poke in the eye.

A reason most airlines don't carry craft beer is the weight of the glass bottles. If more
canned "craft/micro beer" schmoozed airlines you would see a lot more "craft" beer in flight.

[beersk]

That's a good reason for airlines to start carrying Dale's Pale Ale and Modus Hoperandi, ect.  That'd be SWEET.

[weazletoe]

If you had flown through Denver, I would have done it for a box of doughnuts and a poke in the eye.

Now that's funny stuff!

[weazletoe]

Do you think I could catch a flight on Alaskan, from Ohio to Utah, and back again? 

   Just walked up to my gate here in SLC Intl. I'm flying Delta, but I just looked at the board and saw the flight is going to be on Alaska!  I realize it's only a 9 a.m. flight, but this is free IPA boys! And besides, how can you be drunk all day, if you don't start in the morning?

[euge]

I just flew Southwest and all they had was cans: Bud light, Coors light, Lite and Corona. I had the Corona and surprisingly it wasn't too bad in the can. I was hoping for Heineken.

Didn't check for wifi on the flight but my airport had excellent broadband- very easy to log on to. Dallas Love field was awful and I spent my entire layover trying to get the "free public wifi" to work.

Reverted to 3g and all was good...