Airline beheads goat on the runway for good luck.
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King Herald said:
I saw the same thing on a flight in India many, many years ago, some guys sat in the aisle on suitcases because they had no seats. I was supposed to be on a 'direct' flight from Bangkok to London, but the travel agent in Phuket left out a few minor details such as two stops in India, one in Moscow, a couple of plane changes.....long before internet booking and suchforth.
I don't think I was on BA or any other well known airline.
Seems like you did the same cheep as a curry flight I did, nightmare. Some woman started cooking her own curry on a camping stove !I don't think I was on BA or any other well known airline.
Flew with Airoflop the next year, the seats were hand painted with bristles in the dried paint
Stickyfinger said:
Seems like you did the same cheep as a curry flight I did, nightmare. Some woman started cooking her own curry on a camping stove !
Flew with Airoflop the next year, the seats were hand painted with bristles in the dried paint
Yes, this was Aeroflot. Or it was for most of the journey, back in 1990, if I remember correctly. Flew with Airoflop the next year, the seats were hand painted with bristles in the dried paint
King Herald said:
I saw the same thing on a flight in India many, many years ago, some guys sat in the aisle on suitcases because they had no seats. I was supposed to be on a 'direct' flight from Bangkok to London, but the travel agent in Phuket left out a few minor details such as two stops in India, one in Moscow, a couple of plane changes.....long before internet booking and suchforth.
I don't think I was on BA or any other well known airline.
You should see the trains I don't think I was on BA or any other well known airline.
King Herald said:
Stickyfinger said:
Seems like you did the same cheep as a curry flight I did, nightmare. Some woman started cooking her own curry on a camping stove !
Flew with Airoflop the next year, the seats were hand painted with bristles in the dried paint
Yes, this was Aeroflot. Or it was for most of the journey, back in 1990, if I remember correctly. Flew with Airoflop the next year, the seats were hand painted with bristles in the dried paint
Yipper said:
Aeroflop was legendary in the 20th century. Remember being on an overbooked flight from Moscow in the 1990s with people sleeping in the central aisle the whole journey, including takeoff and landing.
And Air Vietnam used their old aircraft cast-offs! Only once, dumped the return ticket and paid for an Air France ticket back to Thailand, yep: I bottled it !
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