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Oh interesting. Just noticed that Rangoon (Yangon) is on there, where I live now. A BA 707 flight via Singapore to Darwin and on to Brisbane and Sydney. Would have been even cooler if it was the QF 707. Not that I'd be recommending a Rangoon itinerary anytime soon - its a bit hairy here at the...

Must be the day I'm having but this made me laugh so much more than I thought normal.

Here in Myanmar ^ Absolutely this The most minor of creases, a tiny mark, a folded corner - and it will not be accepted anywhere in the country. A few private money changers may take a nearly pristine note, but will hit you on the exchange rate. An ongoing frustration for expats and locals...

I hear you! I normally need 4 letters ^__^

Fantastic! Love this. Only scored 29 points though....

It's interesting how everyone views the current situation. Some view it as meaning that bargain travel will be available once travel restrictions ease - but there is something else to be aware of. As jb747 said, airlines and their seat availability will be significantly reduced. For my two...

Never thought this would happen, but it has https://www.emirates.com/media-centre/the-emirates-groups-business-response-to-covid-19/

WILSONNNNN!!!! (he shouts as the volley ball drifts away from the raft)

Great photos, thanks for sharing. My eagle eye though now 😁 has questions about the apparition behind and to your Mum's right :)

I remember those well. I was a prolific letter writer in the 90's as I worked in remote areas for long periods (google "Montebello Islands" and relished the weekly mail delivery by floatplane. When I started working in Asia, the same applied. Aside from the games that SQ and other airlines gave...

Great post @juddles Totally my era too, for the start of my younger travelling life. Recently I was reminiscing with a similar aged friend. We were trying to work out how we actually found and booked accommodation (nineties to early 2000's) I remember WOTIF was the first OTA for hotels I used...

Interesting post/question. I was doing a lot of flying on Malindo last year or so between KUL & HKT, KUL & BKI I'll see if I can dig out the photos took on board. Can't remember it seeming lower - but I live full time in SE Asia and haven't flown an Australian carrier for years, so no way of...

*adding Hvr to my friend list in case of me disappearing suddenly*

Aside from your browser history, have you checked your YouTube history? I find that easier for videos, as you get thumbnails which can remind you. Secondly, can you remember if it was a long or short video? And what else you remember from the video besides cowboy boots

No need to clear immigration. On arrival, head to one of the Transfer Counters inside the terminal. Give them your baggage tags and the onward flight details and they'll arrange the bags to be intercepted and re tagged for the onward flight.

Sorry for ignorance - 47K & iA??

https://www.gov.uk/check-british-citizenship Apologies, this was the link I should have posted first And yes either parent....

Yup ^ this And is it still paternal parent only? (I got my UK passport as my father was born in the UK)

You can apply for a UK Ancestry visa if you: are a Commonwealth citizen. are applying from outside the UK. are able to prove that one of your grandparents was born in the UK. are able and planning to work in the UK. meet the other eligibility requirements. https://www.gov.uk/ancestry-visa

Tip for transiting from Int-Dom in KLIA. There is a Malaysian Airlines Golden Regional Lounge in the main concourse (not the Satellite one) accessible for international departures. It is an alternative to the main international lounge in the Satellite terminal. As an added tip - if arriving on...