Due to scheduling complexities, I often need to travel on an
overnight flight from Denver to the east coast for work. I need to land fresh and ready for a full day
of meetings. This is challenging because
Denver is less than three hours from the east coast, too short to sleep
well. It is further complicated because
I need to look sharp in business attire.
The latter is solved by the US Airways Club changing rooms. The rooms, located before the bathrooms,
provide a large space to change from comfortable overnight wear into fresh
business garb. There is a chair, coat hooks, counter, tissues, and a mirror. They are also kept very clean, offer good lighting, and a full door. I love them and try to
connect in CLT so I can use them.
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US Airways Club Changing Room in CLT |
United Clubs don’t have these rooms, but I hope they are
added to make overnight flying more tolerable.
The alternative is flying dressed up and landing wrinkled or changing in
a bathroom stall, neither a good solution.
US Airways used to be my least favorite airline to fly (though I would fly them, unlike Spirit), but they have improved
significantly over the past few years and are now at least tolerable.
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US Airways Airbus 319 |
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