蜜芽传媒

Hi, Jan... another interesting topic for me.. :)
Flying with the "iron bird" up in the sky.

Well, Jan. Firstly I want to say that hopefully visiting Spain is going to be your amazing trip. Hope you enjoy it. My dream is to visit Europe, and traveling on part of it. Of course with my backpacker style...

Now talking about flying, I'm gonna tell you my feeling about it. I like flying, when it doesn't take long long time at the sky. And I like flying at night, so that I can sleep on my seat.

But, some things that perhaps will make me boring of flying.
First, taking too long time to fly. Such as my flight from Singapore to Tokyo which took about 8 hours. It was just drive me crazy. I couldn't sleep at all, there's nothing I could do in the very narrow seat. What to do inside the aircraft? Even if you want to take a short walk around the aircraft to relax your legs, people will look at you so weird hahaha... But at least as my experience, if you got the good airlines which providing some entertainment privately at your seat such as movie, song, or news from some countries, then it's gonna be worth it to fly in a long time. But if you just have to sit down then sleeping, then it's gonna be so horrible.

Second, you need to queue up about 1 hour before boarding for domestic flight, and 2 hours for international flight. It's just so boring and wasting time. I usually take my time in a sightseeing and eating at the airport. Or surfing the net, or perhaps shopping if the airport is as magnificent as Changi airport of Singapore. Then queuing and waiting for the next flight (or transfer) will be boring no more.

So, Jan... I think that I definitely agree with your friend's opinion that the only thing I like about flying is that it brings me to nice destinations. Particularly to the place that we never visit before. Then it's gonna be a great journey that we have in our life.

Great work, Jan..
have a nice trip in Spain... :)

hi JAn
this is the first comment to me in this website ,,,,,
and i am lucky for that" to post fist comment for youe amazing topic
ABOUT my opnion in flying journey ,,,,,,,,
i do support it , cuz it is so amazing ,and seems like " a trip around heaven "
i had happy exprience when i flew from DAMASCUSS TO DUBAI cuz me syrian
and i hope if i would fly in plane everyday ..........everyminute
i can not sleep in plane cuz i would happy in view of space around me
hehhe ,, am addict to ride air hehhe

have a nice days in SPAIN
can i ask you something ?
please provide us many photos from that journey and many sights in spain
and try to make journey to syria maybe you will change your opnion in flying if you do that ?hehe
take dear ms
my best regards

Hi Jan
I鈥檓 flying to Moscow a day later. It would a business voyage. I have to get up too early, at four o鈥檆lock in the morning, and this perspective does not enjoy me.
Do you know, I fear of heights but I love mountains and love to fly. I don鈥檛 fly often, about three or four times a year. Once I filed by tram飦� ! Please don鈥檛 laugh. It鈥檚 awful. It was a hallucination after drags when I was a student of Art College. A lot of young people especially in this profession try harmful things. It鈥檚 really terrible.
And I can fly plane, wings, or drugs. I often fly when I鈥檓 asleep. In my dreams I can go high in a sky almost in a cosmos. I know how to rule, how to move myself up and down, to turn right or left. It鈥檚 funny. I remember all my flights.
To say honestly, I prefer sea trips.
Have nice journey!
Victor

Hi, Jane!
As for me, I like flying too. I remember that during my first flight, I felt myself as though in fairy tale - it was so wonderful outside :) And, of course, it's strange, when you see nothing but clouds for some hours, and then find yourself in another country.

By the way, today is birthday of one of my favourite authors - Antoine de Saint-Exup茅ry, who was a pilot and wrote many marvellous books about his experiences, and also fairy-tale "The little prince". I think it's a good idea to read his books about flights - magical or not - during your flight.

Good luck - and thanks for your blog!
Liza, Moscow

Hello, Jan. I am writing from japan but I am from Turkey. I have been reading your blog finding it guite fascinating and I think you can go on writing forever.

I have already returned from South Korea. 陌t was only for four day and I enjoyed visting Soul and Pusan. During the fligts I felt same feelings with you, actually this is reason to write to you.

While I am waiting to fliht at the airport I like to observe the people from differen countrys. It only enjoy me but I don't reason of that. But I am thinking now that I might be imagining of those peaple's countries, and maybe where they came from or where theye go to. Briefly, I enjoy with every part of fliht.(I must add that also one of the reasons which I like fligt is fliying provides me planty of time for reading book.)

Le't me ask a quasti谋n. How can you take this photograph? Is it prohibited in the aircraft?

Please come to Japan an day.

Have a nice journay.

Hi Jan, are you ok?
I think flying is a amazing experience, my first time was 5 years ago to Rio de Janeiro, and because my job, regularly I have to go to Brazilia, the distance from Sao Paulo is almost 2 hours flying.
I have a friend from Spain and he told me there are wonderful places to visit there, I think you'll enjoy your trip.
by the way, one old dream that I have is to visit Europe some day.

another amazing blog Jan...

see you


Rogerio (Sao Paulo-Brazil)

Hi everybody, When you come to Vietnam to call for me!

Hello, Jan
I think flying is a amazing experience, my first time was 5 years ago to Sabah, and with my family, we go there to travel, the distance from Sabah is almost 3 hours flying.
I have a relative from San Francisco and she told me there are wonderful places to visit there, I think you'll enjoy your trip. I had flying four times. Every time I fly, I felt myself as though in fairy tale, it was so wonderful outside. Of course, it's strange, when you see nothing but clouds for some hours, and then find yourself in another country.
Sincerely,
Jerry