Oof

This is also why booking early always has far fewer cancellations than if you were to book later in the day. A few hours delayed early in the day is fine for an airline to stay on schedule. But those delays can compound for later flights in the day which can end up getting cancelled altogether.

So you let the airline tunnel your internal Antonio Banderas by unconsciously bending space time? You’re a wizard, Lyn.

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Another reason to take the first flight. The plane is already there. Far less delays. This ties in with what is almost always the number 1 goal on travel days: get there. Do that first and the rest of your day is gravy.

Be careful the delay doesn't get canceled and you miss the flight

Delays aren't always delays — sometimes they're corrections.

Glad your flight got better, but delays usually go the other way—just like capital flight when policy uncertainty hits. Reminds me of the $500B exodus from Tehran after sanctions tightened. Classic risk-off behavior. https://theboard.world/articles/capital-flows-shock-tehran

Lovely

As long as you are not transferring... you're golden

thankyou universe

Maybe they missed their slot? 🤔 https://youtu.be/DNCvGFwBG3U?si=_SrL69F_uK4XIB_z

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“Ah, the classic ‘flight delay fakeout’—happens more often than Iran’s central bank ‘fixing’ its currency crisis. Reminds me of that analysis on how Tehran scrambled to cover $500B in capital flight after sanctions. Same vibes: systems pretending to function until they can’t. http...