I’m not sure Teri Hatcher would let me bang her in the lavatory.
That’s what I was thinking. If some villain punches a hole in the plane, you’re the one getting sucked out.
No way, no how. The woman is a trouble magnet, and I’d be on the next plane going the opposite direction.
Naw - you can’t look at it that way. The woman is an “amazing story you’ll tell the family for the rest of your life” magnet. Unless you have some sort of emotional connection or know her personally (Sue Dibny), you’re all but guaranteed of surviving without a scratch.
Sorry not to respond to the question posed in the OP, but I have a much more fundamental concern:
In any hypothetical multiverse allowing for cross-time travel, I would either (a) make an Appointment to have a long talk with Hilda and Woody, armed with adequate inducements, especially the folding kind, about this Rhymer dude who is horning in on their monopoly; or (b) after, of course, getting a guarantee of immunity for myself, report to Verkan and Dalla that somebody else on that same Fourth Level Europo-American timeline where that guy spilled the beans about Kalvan is risking the Paratime Secret again.
Sorry, Skald, but one has to protect oneself in circumstances like that. 
I’m not so sure about that. I’m sure I’d be the extra the international terrorists kill to show they mean business.
I mean, does she even know my last name?
If we’re getting to pick which “back in the day” Lois we’d bang in the [del]head[/del] lavatory, sign me up for some quality time with Noel Neill.
You know, you guys are forgetting that Lois is a pretty kick-ass dame in her own right. Most garden-variety terrorists, etc., she could take out on her own, using reporter smarts, spunk, and a bit of jui-jitsu.
And I think we know where she’ll be getting all that spunk (hint: airplane lavatory).
Oh, you guys! (exasperated grimace)
You know, Poly, that I got both of those without a blink. The entire selections for both are sitting not five feet from me right now.
Dalla’s the dangerous one. Likely to just decide to deal with it without discussion. Hilda will look for an angle that you two can work out. Verkan and Woody will bluster a bit before getting into gear.
This hypothetical takes place in the DC universe, right? Just pick up a newspaper and see what’s going on in the world; has any villianous plot just been foiled, does the current Green Lantern look familiar, that sort of thing. Then try to figure out which issue you’re in.
If you can do that, it should be simple to figure out if it’s safe to board the plane or not.
Despite the two choices offered in the poll, my answer is completely unrelated to Lois’s physical appearance, since I know from experience that my chances of picking up a lady I sit next to on a plane are negligible in any universe resembling ours, and regardless of superpowered competition.
With that said, I see no reason to go to any trouble to change my seat. Any increased risk of dangerous occurrences from Lois being on the plane is at least balanced out by Superman inevitably coming to rescue it. It might be an adventure, but it’s probably not going to end in serious injury or death.
Like I’m gonna give you a ride to Tertius NOW.
Sides, I [del]stole[/del] obtained franchise rights to the continua device fair & square.
I point out her hotness merely because, with the possible exception of Noel Neill, all versions of Lois are at a minimum eye candy. Of course you’re not gonna try to pick her up.
I never thought Lois was “hot” at any time in any way. She was homely way back then. Now she would be what, 100? If she looked hot it would be on account of one of those Mission Impossible masks. Pull the mask off and run like hell.
She doesn’t pull the mask off until you’re 5279 ft into the Mile High Club in a tiny airplane lavatory.
Where ya gonna run to now, Huh?
I said, “yes,” but what I really mean was–Yeah, this.