The only story I have so far is from the TSA. The A380 is pretty new in San Francisco, and the agent said “hmmm, suites, what is that, like a hotel room in the sky?”
Yeah, something like that…
Talk to you guys from the other side of the Pacific!



The only story I have so far is from the TSA. The A380 is pretty new in San Francisco, and the agent said “hmmm, suites, what is that, like a hotel room in the sky?”
Yeah, something like that…
Talk to you guys from the other side of the Pacific!



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ah ok excellent. I figured they would have an issue with you arriving from somewhere that you have no stamp for in your passport, but glad to hear that is not the case.
@ Nick -- Yes, that's not a problem. All that matters is that you use your US passport to enter the US and EU passport to enter the EU. Which passports you use to enter other countries really doesn't matter, as you can always "prove" it by showing the other passport.
I too have dual citizenship and always wondered when to use one passport over the other, can you actually use both on a trip and then selectively pick one over the other for various segments without causing issues when entering back into the US with holes in your trip and missing stamps etc??
@ Carl -- Yep, visited it briefly as well.
@ JetAway -- Will definitely have the report by then!
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