I feel like a hypocrite saying this but while I’d dress smart casual when flying, if someone flies in sweats or other comfortable clothing I’ve really no issue. Flying, especially longer-range flights, can be stresses full and uncomfortable being stuck in the same seat for hours on end. Cosy clothing can be the difference between stressed and relaxed, or at least tolerable. Plus carrying capacity can limit people, whenever I fly I’ve only ever taken a single carry-on on rucksack with me so I’m limited in what I can carry.

Never been a fan of hoodies even as a kid. Sweatshirt is usually a preference weather permitting.

I'd like to try them but never got around to buying the shirts that fit them.

@Jack Bowman I still write heavily by hand and sign documents at work, but don’t know anyone that uses cursive.

@Nicholas Logan Cursive was removed in the mid 20th century as it was found to be obsolete and took to much time to teach properly. We replaced it by 'joined up' writing that was simplified and focused on efficiency over ornate. Northern Ireland stopped teaching it, I think, around 2010ish, though England still has it. Education here is dealt with nationally and not something individual schools deal with.

@Jeff Shock Verbal invite so nothing in writing unfortunately, I'm confirming with some others during the week to confirm just to be safe.