What do you look for in trip reports?

[babypurin]

In order to increase quality in trip reports and enjoyability, I believe we should all tell what we look the most forward to in reading them. By getting information,, future trip reports can increase in quality and see a decrease in parts that are considered "boring".

So just post things you find most interesting and boring:

Here are some ideas: (I understand not everything is possible to get)

- Real Photos
- Inflight Entertainment
- Cabin Service (Meals)
- History of Airline
- Airport Description
- Airline Personnal / Cabin Crew
- Observations
- Pilots info (V1 speeds, flight plans, cockpit info,...)
- History of Airport
- Coincidences/Interesting Situations/Problems (Delays, Go-Around, Aborted Takeoff, Diversions, Same Pilots/Crew/Aircraft,...)
- Rare/Exotic Airlines
-Rare/Exotic Planes

I enjoy exotic airlines and airplanes while also hearing what their cabin service is like.

While I'm not to fond of typical of reports such as Southwest (MDW-BWI)

[FlyCharlestonSC]

These are the things I look for (but not nescesarily the things i include due to my severe condition of lazyassitis):

-pictures
-pros/cons of an experience
-pros/cons of the airline
-pros/cons of the airport
-weather the fare was reasonable
-weather the service was good (full can? :P )

[KBOS]

PHOTOS!

[DeltaASA16]

PICTURESand short comments... NOTHING MORE!

[chrisburns]

Pics, discription, ratings.

Exactly like this:

http://www.airliners.net/discussions/trip_reports/read.main/38418

[Torin Wilson]

Pictures of the female FA's nekkid.

[ASpilot2be]

Pictures of the female FA's nekkid.

that would be a nice touch

[Cubana]

Pics, discription, ratings.

Exactly like this:
http://www.airliners.net/discussions...ead.main/38418

Actually, I have to admit this SR 103 guy writes amazing trip reports!

[uy707]

Just also came over SR103's reports, neat work, great writing.
Alain

[beyond 1000]

Lots of good photos.

[SFO]

Details, details, photos and more details!