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Totally agree with leather shoes. Staff will at least pay attention and give you a hearing. My only disagreement is about helping anyone with luggage in and out of the overhead. I will let women and elderly go first, answer questions, pull big bags off the carousel, etc. I will not be an enabler for more carry on luggage. If you cannot put it in the overhead, check it! Once I retired, I always check my luggage and have a small bag that fits under the seat. I never use overhead space. The process works fine. If you want to carry on a big rolling bag, whether you are Emma Roberts or Chris Hemsworth, Vaya con Dios. You are on your own. FYI, note that flight attendants never assist anyone with a bag. They either point to an empty space in the overhead or point to the front where you can check your bag.

@@michaelblazin4093 totally agree. pack as if no one will help you.

Absolutely, a dark blue blazer, pinpoint oxford button down shirt (white or blue)/ fine gauge polo in a bright color, light/dark grey or sand pants (dress chinos pressed) and loafers / driving mocs are my traveling uniform even for business. I have regularly received enhanced customer service at airports. Recently I was traveling internationally in the above wardrobe with the addition of sunglasses which I had to wear due to a recent eye exam. I am a frequent air traveler (business class). From check-in to boarding I was treated like royalty. My seating was upgraded to first without using my points. I will make one additional suggestion wear a good quality cologne. My nieces bought me a bottle of a very expensive men's cologne for my birthday. I wanted to reserve wearing it for special occasions but since this was a very important business flight I chose to wear it. While checking in at my gate a two attractive women were right beside me and I asked the gate attendant to let them check in first. One commented to the gate attendant; "if gentlemen like that fly your airline "ll become a frequent flier." After boarding one of the flight attendants approached me and said "Pardon me sir may I ask you a personal question?" With a cautious quizzical look I nodded. The flight attendant continued; "May I ask what is the cologne you are wearing". My first thought was my fragrance was causing an allergic reaction so my reply was "Is there a problem?," The flight attendant smiled and said "No, but several other passengers have mentioned how clean and fresh the cabin smells and want to know what we use."

@@p9a9r21 No situation gets worse by dressing one level up. Make it your standard.

@@p9a9r21I’m interested in what Cologne you were wearing

That’s a great suggestion. Thank you. Often, there is a difference between internal dialogue and what we say to others, and controlling that difference is important for being a gentleman.

@@Gent.ZPlease! This would be very helpful to anyone dealing with anxiety and trying to put their best foot forward.

Wonderful scene and suit

Ok gotta disagree here, the cream suit goes pretty hard, but best suit of the franchise without a doubt is Craig's navy three piece from the ending of Casino Royale.

Great advice, Richard. Thanks for your comment

I agree with both points

Thank you, sir. Welcome to the channel

@@Gent.Z as a gentleman would say. My pleasure!

Hope you guys have a great time

Have a great trip :)

I started to scoff but you sound rather sweet.( I not male)

Good suggestion, thank you. Packing a carry on case is an art indeed

What did you fly back in?

@@danelisslow3269New clothes! That was a good one!

I often pack my extra charity clothes to donate to worthy known recipients. I don't trust the "donated" used clothing mafia which actually sells and profits from "charity donated clothing."

@@danelisslow3269boxers

Yeah. My BA seat power outlet had no power and I couldn't power my phone. I always bring a Reader's Digest. Do try to use the BA airport lounges after First Wing at Heathrow. It's worth it.

was in london last year, customs is a joke at heathrow. also if you are departing from there to US, you must take out ALL toiletries from carry on, no matter the size.

I recommend one with a clean design or something that can switch between a handbag to a backpack, like a hybrid messenger bag and backpack combo.

I agree with this wholeheartedly.

Agree, especially as carrying a load on both shoulders makes it easier on the back.

Glad to be of help, have a great flight

Oh, I forgot to mention where I'm going. Six weeks in Rome (broken up by four days in Paris), followed by ten days in Milan, then ten more in the Netherlands.

Thanks Sam

It may be gone, but we can do our best to recreate it. Chukka boots are a nice choice

You can find it in 1. Class.

P-boy? 😁

CANADA is not abroad from the U.S. White is a bad idea for a blazer. Get some decent ankle height light weight hiking boots or she'll think you're a wimp.

Thank you

Good luck!

I’ve never been to Utah myself but I hope some other gents in the comments can help you

That's a good tip. Telling people to be ready earlier than they need to be is one of the few acceptable forms of lying, in my opinion ;)

As opposed to a lady?

Agree 1000%. If you're out of college and not on a hike in a national park, ditch the backpacks and baseball caps.

Ive done some section hiking where one will cruise in to mountain towns. I stash my pack before town because I can't stand the stigma (because you are often misidentified as transient)

That would be fantastic

@@Gent.Z If time isn't too much of a factor, for the price of a lot of premium economy flight tickets, it's certainly worth bearing in mind

Reminds me a BIG male R.N. I worked with.(,not fat). He wore shorts on the ward with his hairy legs.GAG Why would you inflict you hairy legs on anyone,man, woman or child?????

It would help, indeed

I fly economy. Even at 6'3". I can't justify the cost. Although I have bought a cheap upgrade offer.