Flights

I now try to choose the least expensive airlines to fly, so I usually travel with Copa or Avianca. When I was young, I went to several places with my husband, but the important things started after we left the plane. I have flown to Mami, Florida, and the gone by car to Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, california, Kansas and traveled through the south of the US. In Europe we stayed with my brother, then in Lausanne, Switzerland, and he lent us his car and camping gear to travel through all Europe.

So far I have only flown from one European country to another and I enjoyed the flights to Hungary, Italy, Poland and Estonia. From Denmark it is possible to fly to the other European countries as well as places outside Europe. When I started planning my trip to Asia I looked at the flights from Denmark to Bangkok. There is a direct flight from Copenhagen to Bangkok, but it is much more expensive than the flights from Berlin, so I have decided to catch a train to Berlin and fly from Berlin to Bangkok. When I return from Asia I am going to fly from Vietnam to Paris, and I plan on spending a couple of days in Paris before I return to Denmark. The flight from Germany to Thailand and from Vietnam to France will be a new experience for me as I have also flown a relatively short distanse (within Europe) When I go to Asia I am going to experience a long flight for the first time

Best, Lufthansa to Japan. BA to East Africa and South Africa Worst, Brussels air. East Africa to London all the best urban

I tried Saudi Airlines and little bit OK. The only thing I don't like, they don't have liquor onboard because it's against their law. Now, I will try Etihad Airline but I need to stayover in Abu Dhabi from Saudi Arabia.

I haven't been able to fly for more than 4 hours and I have never used any of the mainstream airlines except for our national carrier which is Philippine Airlines, Cathay Pacific and China Airlines. With almost all of my travels I use budget airlines such as Cebu Pacific and Air Asia. Though Cebu Pacific is a budget airline, I enjoy riding with them because of their innovation. Sometimes they have dancing stewardess to demonstrate the safety rules and they offer some games where many can participate. Thus making the flight time seems shorter because you have something to do on board. I like Air Asia because of their hot meals. hehehe... From where I live, the most common routes are those near our country such as Hongkong, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Brunei, Vietnam, Cambodia, Taiwan, Korea, Japan and China. There are also straight flights going to the middle east like Saudi, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain. There is only one flight direct to Europe which is serviced by KLM from Manila to Amsterdam. Also, there is a direct flight to Australia via Sydney and Melbourne, direct flights to the US via Los Angeles and San Francisco and a direct flight to Canada via Vancouver courtesy of our national carrier, Philippine Airlines.