Is 'Jetlag' to London a worry, departing late in week ?

[PatsFanSince74]

They flew in on a Boeing 747-400. Think those suckers have a 600 seat capacity... the CBA stipulates players minimum seating of 2 or 3 seats per player. I'm sure they had whole rows to themselves on this baby. Doubt the traveling party topped 120. Brady exited the flight full sized pillow in hand. It's only a 6 hour flight, same as the left coast.

I doubt they fly overnight or across the pond on a chartered 400 configured to cram as much human cargo as possible into Business and Roach class for a Commercial flight. I'm pretty sure they fly on equipment that's configured First Class only and that accommodates around 90 passengers in seat/beds.

 

[Bigfatcat999]

My worry is getting the team back with this ***** Sandy locking their way.

 

[sly24]

Only time I ever got jet lag was on a flight from Seattle to DC (4-5 hours). Got home around 8:30 feeling pretty tired, went out around 9 and partied all night anyway. Felt fine the next day and I'm no NFL athlete.

The flight to London from NE isn't much longer than that if I understand correctly (6 hours) so they're probably caught up already.

I think Fisher overestimated the effect of jet lag on this flight. It's not like you're flying to Japan.

Dude, the flight time has little to do with jetlag lol. It's the time zones that mess you up. There's only a 3 hour difference in the US, of course it's not going to affect you.