Which airline do you fly with?

cathay pacific owns air canada anyday!! from tdot to hk

 

i think they might have a lid on top to hold it in or something.... but yea.. messed up isnt it lol

 

@kdotc: Cathay... Meh, not for me... Althought some of the Cathay girls are hot. Didn't like it @_@b I guess it's a matter of experience with the airline too...

 

its about the service not the girls lol

 

^ girls count too man <_<

 

IMAO, Service and Girls are important. Since who wants to be service by a very experienced granny, who is calling you sweetheart ... -bigsmile

 

pshh while old grannys serving u ppeeps..im in the bath room with a hot girl

 

lo AC has some of the oldest flight attendants lol -lol

 

Must be inflatable or Barbie -evil

 

oh, then u should go south of sweden, close to u ^^ ...

 

In the summer at flight distance and in the winter at drive distance

 

why's that?? dont get it

I think it's good to drive to here during summer ^^

you'll pass some other countries too

 

This is what I've learned from flying a lot to Asia (from Europe) and to USA:

- KLM has got skanky old airplanes but quite comfortable seats.
- Lufthansa uses newer airplanes (or at least better looking ones) but the seats are more 'plastic'.
- Air France smells of cheese (I mean it!) but uses nice planes.

 

Is the sea not frozen in winter? And can't you drive on it.
Or is this just between Sweden and Finland?

 

haha, oh

no, could driver during summer too

just drive to germany, then to denmark.. Sweden and denmark is connected by a bridge ^^

or just take a boat in germany..

 

i don't have a usuaal airline , i flew with BA, swiss air, fin air

 

Hehehe...sounds cool... I wanna do that some day... So I can see it all at once...

 

true say.. nowadays i drive to where ever.. i drove to florida, i drove from paris to germany, i drove a whole circle of france, to spain, i drove from toronto to nova scotia, i drove from toronto and circled the east half of US.... yea i drive a lot lol

 

Hm.... Either Cathay Pacific or Qantas to HK, or REX for domestic. lol.

 

Cant remember, its been a while since i read the article.