At the door I was greeted by Fizhal and Leanne, the two flight attendants that would be taking care of the business class cabin for the short flight to Bandar Seri Begawan. Royal Brunei's A320 business class cabin consists of a total of 12 seats, spread across three rows in a 2-2 configuration. The airline…
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How many people will have to tell you that pictures of water glasses, empty hallways and such are completely ridiculous?
For someone who has been writing this so long, you should know the value of editing.
Stupid question but what are those droplet looking things above the power ports ?
Kudos to the Telisai traders who are now finally able to get their watermelons to market.
"Well, I love iced coffee and don’t think I’ve ever had a properly made one on a plane"
Austrian Airlines has some good iced coffee. Didn't you have some with them when you flew them a few years ago?
@B — I disagree. Part of the reasons Lucky's reviews are so good are that they're incredibly thorough. Even the photos of water contribute something. In this case, I was like "Oh, nice, they used real glass instead of plastic." It's small, but the attention to detail is what sets Lucky's reviews apart from the rest.
There is a photo of the teh tarik next to the pumpkin cheesecake description photo.
I like all the photos. It certainly doesn't take any effort to scroll past them, so I always wonder about all the complaints. And while shots of airplanes on the tarmac are not my thing, I love the shots of the glassware and plates and cutlery. That to me is very interesting. So to each his own. This is a blog for the masses, so putting up "everything" seems to be the very smart thing to do.
Got it. I thought it was a cold drink not hot. Didn't pay attention to the caption.
My bad.
'at which point a recorded prayer was played over the PA'
Perhaps some might think this a good idea for all flights?
Though a dry airline was advised by flight crew whilst in the Melbourne duty free prior to flying with Royal Brunei I could BYO liquor on board. Duly purchased a 1/2 dozen Bacardi minatures & the crew served me cans of coke to mix during the flight.which is also under the 100ml carry on policy though not an issue on Melb once through security though maybe elswhere eg Bangkok
Nice review Lucky. Hope you really enjoyed your Teh Tarik. Although they are a Dry Airline, i hope RBA will provide Non-Alcoholic Champagne in future. Hahaha..