My WORST FLIGHT Experience EVER! What happened? Virgin AUSTRALIA Sydney - Perth A COMPLETE DISASTER!
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- My WORST FLIGHT Experience EVER! Virgin AUSTRALIA Flight VA551 from Sydney Airport in New South Wales to Perth Western Australia. A COMPLETE DISASTER! What happened?
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After that woman reclined her seat into your knees now you know why they took your army knife off you.
Re your 30minute delay. I had a pilot friend who had a saying that might help. He'd say, "I'd rather be down here, wishing I was up there, instead of being up there, wishing I was down here."
Nothing “pisses” me off is when the person behind you ask you to not put your seat back, however, when you get up and notice the person has their seat reclined into the person behind them.
I was doing a job in a chap in his 60s today, sadly he's autistic and epileptic. On leaving, he spots my 4x4 truck on 33s. He asks what engine, i told him 2.5 diesel. He then out of the blue told me MacMaster is in Australia and he doesn't like electric cars. I said, I know I watch too. 😅
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Having someone in front reclining their seat is almost as annoying as having someone next to you filming and talking through the flight 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂 . I really did..lol 😂😂😂 you are not wrong 😊
I never recline my seat! Always think about the people around me! There flight as much as mine
Exactly, that is me.🇬🇧
Good for you that you choose not to recline your economy seat. But the point being it's a choice and if the person in front of you chooses to recline their economy seat, it's also their choice. No right or wrong....just personal choice 😊
I'm a recliner on long haul flights. Tall people can usually pay for more legroom. I recline slowly. Tall people have a lot of advantages in life but one of them isn't buying cheap flights with legroom.
It is a domestic terminal so no duty free. We don't have taxes from state to state.
Just got back from Australia,we flew from Manchester to Dubai,then to Singapore and landed in Melbourne,saw Ayres Rock,drove buggies round Hamilton Island,ferry to the zoo, climbed Sydney Harbour bridge and fed Kangaroos,most amazing 3 weeks of my life definitely going back,love your videos btw,love Suzy from Derbyshire.
I agree, I hate all this self service. Whether it is a supermarket or the airport, just hire more staff. I love a friendly face and a quick chat.
If THAT was your idea of a DISASTER?? You have lived a charmed life, my friend.
"Click bait" genius 😂
Angela (wife) told me on a flight to Corfu someone did same. She "borrowed a child" 2 rows back and the fecker crawled over his head. True!
I think he was making a comment on modern commercial airline flight and coach overall.
Frankly, getting confiscated stuff in Sydney is what started at all.
Anyone who thinks error line trips are easier than it was pre-9-11 are nuts. In the United States if you have connecting flights at a hub, it takes almost as long to fly as it takes to drive if you’re going with that within 750 miles. Every single aspect of commercial air travel is worse. Attitude of staff, food, drinks, cleanliness, on time, performance, lost luggage, damaged luggage.
And the unreliability of airlines have connecting flights on time, makes it the worst.
@TerrArtist01 On a full flight from JFK to Orlando: a guy opposite me had a VERY nice guitar without a case, unfortunately he couldn't find a space in the overhead locker. He sat down, hiding it next to him near the window. A stewardess spotted it, couldn't find anywhere to put it and had it removed from the aircraft despite his protests.
Last seen on my side of the aircraft in the hands of a very unsavoury looking ground handler... I don't know if he got it back or its condition. The guy was not a happy traveller.
Welcome to the modern world .. enjoy and stop winghing
Absolutely agree. In economy the seats should not be able to be reclined.There is little enough room as it is without having more room taken by inconsiderate people. I never recline my seat out of consideration for the person behind me.
but not everyone is so woke. thats just one of the downsides in going cheap in cattle class. I always recline mine, why not.
Why is reclining my economy seat "inconsiderate" ? If YOU choose not to recline your economy seat that is your choice. If I choose to recline my seat that is my choice. If YOU DON'T agree with my choice may be YOU need to be more tolerant of other people and their choices. I am not responsible for your comfort, that was your choice when you choose an economy seat 😊
I don't think it's unreasonable to recline your seat on a 5 hour flight. I don't recline my seat on short flights like between mel/syd/bne etc. but I do on long flights particularly at night. The seats are made to recline. Pay for an upgrade if you want more room.
Ever heard of taxis? The hotel desk would call one for you, and you will pay a standard fare. I never use Uber!
No one was on the hotel desk. Plus I'd need cash also which I don't use. I use Revolut.
Also Uber is owned by Google who owns RUclips who pay my wages. 👍🏼
Guessing you didn’t really want to leave Sydney Lee, you were in a right mood 😂 Justified distress at security treatment, not acceptable and nice comeback about convicts, love it😂
Sydney airport T2 domestic security is a shocker, not sure if they only employ power trippers but your experience is not unique.
Yep! When I used to fly on Virgin a lot before the Pandemic from the T2 terminal, I was stopped virtually every single time I passed through security for an explosive-residue screening test; meanwhile there'd be tatted-up gang bangers & other nefarious-looking characters just sailing through ahead of me unchallenged. When I once asked the security personnel why this was the case, the response in hushed tones was "because we have a quota and you are a well-dressed, middle-aged white guy and we know that you'll be compliant and that you won't cause a fuss; those guys [nodding to said gangbangers nonchalantly sauntering past] who actually look like they need screening always scream 'discrimination', accuse us of racial profiling and become aggressive & confrontational, so it just isn't worth the hassle". Never once have I ever been pulled aside for extra screening in the Qantas T3 domestic terminal at Sydney., which I pass through at least a dozen times a year these days.
The good thing about Lee is that he doesn’t like to whinge about things
LOL I love sarcasm.
Technically you are whinging. :) x
😂😂😂😂😂
We regularly travel to and from Europe and usually try to avoid Sydney airport at all costs. Crap logistics, usurious parking prices, exorbitant train fares into and out of the city, appalling airside facilities which are always under refurbishment or construction, inferior internal bus transfers between domestic and international terminals, major airlines hoarding slots that they don’t use as they suddenly cancel domestic flights that they had no intention of completing anyway. It’s dog eat dog and everything at an expensive price. Try Melbourne or Brisbane in preference.
I ALWAYS recline my seats. Thats what they are there for!! All my trips from Sydney are international so it would be very hard to sit up straight the whole time. But yes, I look back before slowly reclining.
Agree.
The airbus I flew on with Cebu Pacific last year to Philippines had NO reclining seats, a great idea
These days, being a bit overweight at about 240lbs, I never fly anymore. I am old enough to remember when flying was fun but it certainly is the farthest thing from that now. Maybe they should start replacing prison sentences with mandatory flights on airliners.
Flew Sydney to Perth a week ago, flight took off over 2 hours late so arrived after midnight. Taxi drivers not happy as they were losing money just sat waiting for passengers. Hotel locked up and we had to phone night porter to book us in.
Aww bless 😢 you, I take it you're either on your way home or already back. Make sure you rest up Lee , you have been working so hard . Got my notification on waiting for this video. Take care all the best.
Always recline my seat and move it forward when meals are being served. Don't understand why people are moaning about this. It's a feature of the seat for all for crying out loud. You can recline yours too by the way...
It really is awful as a tall person when the person in front reclines- it’s so hard to fit your legs in as it is😂. Another brilliant vlog😊
Flew out to Sydney with a stop over in Hong Kong. In the 90's they had real metal cutlery on the flight!
Don't say you regretted not making 1 more video with me!?😢
Hope you got home safely 🎉
The rotation of the Earth has nothing to do with flight times, It all depends on the direction of the wind
Surely the rotation of the Earth dictates the direction of the wind.
@@seanpreston3439 Its due to the jet streams at high altitudes
Also air flows from high pressure to low pressure areas & determines the direction of wind
I had a nail trimming kit confiscated a few years ago leaving Australia, and last year exiting Adelaide to Perth security pulled me aside after carry on bag scan and said you cant take that fishing reel with you .I said you what ?, he said you'll have to take the fishing line off first ( abt 300m ) .Luckily I was plenty early I went back down to baggage checkin and a much kinder assistant boxed it up for me and it went in the hold. 😅😅😅
oooh the knife was in your carry on, yup cant have that accessible on the plane mate
You can. Google it. Blades of a certain size. Been everywhere with it. All been OK. Even USA.
@@TheMacMaster ok i googled it
found this on the Virgin site
Security Advice
Always pack your own baggage.
Do not carry on your person or in your checked baggage any item for another person.
Always carry your valuables, medication and keys in your carry-on baggage.
All knives, sharp objects or cutting and stabbing implements need to be packed in checked baggage and not placed in carry-on baggage or on your person.
Security measures may involve a frisk search in order to clear you. Consent will be obtained prior to doing so and you may request this to be conducted in a private room. You must also be searched by a screener of the same gender.
@@TheMacMaster found this on the official USA, TSA website
Pocket Knife
Carry On Bags: No
Checked Bags: Yes
In general, you are prohibited from traveling with sharp objects in your carry-on baggage; please pack these items in your checked baggage.
www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/items/pocket-knife
@@TheMacMaster found this on the Uk website
Other personal items
Allowed in hand luggage Allowed in hold luggage
Corkscrew No Yes
Spoon Yes Yes
Knife (with a sharp or pointed blade and/or blade longer than 6cm) No Yes (check with your airline) in fairness i dont know how long your blade was
Great to see that Paul and Deb's are back in the vlogs! Awesome couple! 👍
Seats are made to lean back so every passenger has the right to do so, if you don't like it upgrade or don't fly...
Lol there is a reason why I only fly with Qantas from Perth to the eastern states. 4-5 hrs is a long time to be cramped with no leg room.
That problem you had at security over your small Swiss army knife well l was making a delivery to the domestic terminal at mascot airport and l used to carry around a small pocket knife and l entered via the loading dock and they had security there also and l emptied my pockets and the security person said you can't take that into the terminal so he held it until l came out l did get it back on return
Did you ask the security woman if her name was Morag?
Morning Hun I will be watching later . these episodes have been brilliant . and with Andrew being with you aswell being your tour guide . lovely chap ❤xx
Most of the scenery you were showing on that flight was as boring as hell. I used to live in Australia for many years, and the only scenery any good was the coastline.
You always complain about the legroom because you are 6ft 4 and a half, Why don't you spend a bit extra and get extra legroom ?
Many years ago I was taking a flight in Oz and as I was in military I had some boot polish in my check-in bag and they said I could not take it on the plane. When I asked why, they said I could camouflage my face. I just rolled my eyes as they took it off me.
Would have been fine if you said it was make-up.
Living in Northern Ireland flying to London, they removed my cellotape in case I "tied-up" the cabin crew with it.
Hi Lee , it's really nice to see you do a Live Vlog for a change , Loving your content as per as well Xx
Of course you dont go through duty free. Its a domestic terminal..duh..
No need for security to be rude whatsoever, ...... basically when they are ...... they really make themselves look like the complete bucket - head.
A lot to be said about Ryanair for their cabin layout, no reclining seats & pockets etc.
Keep it simple and most people will be happy.
As for the person in front of you, well maybe their awareness of other people around them is missing........... would of probably reacted myself.
I never recline the seat - too conscious of the folk behind and how squashed and uncomfortable they would be and that was on 7 hour flight Toronto to Heathrow
😊🇬🇧
Maca in the Colonies .. was a good fit , interesting funny bloke with that great English banter alongside his mate Andrew ,
a fresh positive attitude makes us appreciate Oz more.
lee dont winge about the seat, if ye want comfort pay for business or first class, end of the day the seats are made to recline otherwise they would be fixed seats. sort ye long legs out stop moanin. lol
You call this a disaster? I call it self-inflicted pain. You knew exactly what the seat pitch was as you flew on this aircraft previously. You could have paid the fee to select an Economy X seat with extra legroom when you booked the ticket and at any time up until check in subject to availability. Sorry but I dont feel any sympathy.
You are in the domestic terminal. There is no duty free for domestic travel. Even if it is a five hour flight.
Thanks for the video, Lee. I'm pretty sure that you could have asked the person in front of you to put their seat back up given the discomfort you were in. Cabin crew might even have found another seat for one of you. You can always ask instead of suffering, it's not being awkward to do so.
Get over the knife. They ask you at check in or when you did the self checkin. You had the opportunity to put the knife in your checked luggage. You obviously werent paying attention or didnt think the rules applied to you!
They are jobsworths. The lot of em. Sack em and automate it. 😂
@@TheMacMaster But didn't you say at the start you don't like all that self service stuff? 🙂
@@LungsMcGee you obviously don’t do irony, do you ? 🙄
I would have like to continue watching this video but there’s far too many adverts
Town at 40:09, Loxton North, SA Riverlands
40:12 Loxton
40:41 Murray River, south of Blanchetown
40:57 Nurioopta, near the Barossa Valley
41:41 Ardrossan, Yorke Peninsula
42:45 Wardang Island
44:17 Coffin Bay National Park, at bottom of Eyre Peninsula
44:25 north of Israelite Bay, WA
44:31 feature sorta looks like the dog from Never Ending Story!
Hey love, I have enjoyed that eventually . that flight was terrible from the start . it was lovely for her to pick you up from the Airport . xxx❤
And the moral of the story is put any sharps in your check-in bag.
You should have the knife in your check-in bag never the carry on bag.
It states online smaller blades under a certain length are fine. 👍🏼
@@TheMacMaster
Depends on who you get at security I suppose....my partner had a metal nail file confiscated at Sydney in the past. So, just to be sure, pack it in the check in bag. 👍
@@TheMacMaster : "Bladed implements such as knives and tools are prohibited in hand luggage. If these items are required they should be packed in your checked baggage for air travel." Adelaide Airport (first google result.)
I had a 'pencil sharpener" (a very cheap 3" folder, I had carried - usually checked - for years, on many world trips - I picked it up at a Plumbing supplier in the UK back in 2005) in my "pencil case" - literally - at Frankfurt FH- a few years ago.. The "Jobsworth's" there (machine-pistol (>1)- MP5, and all) -gave me the option to carry it back out the front to "check in - with an hour to flight - I offered to donate it instead.. Meanwhile as they were searching the pencil case - they totally fumbled over the equally long screwdrivers included in the pencil case contents - used to change batteries in my CASIO calculator - if it was so needed in exams/on-the-road etc.. Of course If I were to inflict inflight carnage an illegal and completely undetectable carbon-polymer box cutter would have been secreted in some pocket elsewhere (or use the Included Business class eating utensils (Steakmesser)...
Nice vid the macmaster as always. Always amazes me the sheer size of Australia. 👍
Make the most of the little time you have left Lee, gonna miss these blogs, but onwards to the next adventure and food vlogs.
we travel heathrow to vegas every year, and i never ever recline due to respecting someone elses space, especially in economy. winds me up
Good for you. You make your choice not to recline. But others may choose to recline....personal choice, so respect other passengers' choices 😊
There is a reason why seats recline , because passengers need to lay backwards to support their backs on a long flight and to feel comfortable , if people in the front of you recline their seats , you also can recline your seat , I have heard this rubbish before about reclined seats and I don't understand the logic about it .
Airlines would not have seats that recline if they can't be reclined because some passengers don't want others to be comfortable in their flight if the seat in front reclines and the seat behind it reclines , you still have the same amount of space so there is nothing about respecting someone elses space at all .
I would not recline my seat 💺 as the planes are too small these days.I think seats shouldn't recline.
If everyone reclines, everything is equidistant. I'm reclining!
So you wouldn't recline your seat on a long haul flight? 🤔 Your choice, as long as you respect other peoples choice to recline 😊
@@jaynejohnson2671 Maybe you need to be more tolerant of people's opinions, you've clearly got to much time on your hands replying to everyone's comments.
@jackstrand8492 wow....did you read them all ? I hope you did. 😚
We could all use some more Krispy Kreme Team Members :) And that certainly was a jaw breaker of a landing! Deserving of a 'I survived' tee shirt? Great video👍😀
Hi Lee, absolutely agree re reclining the seat. I never do it and don’t think anyone should. Some planes now have non reclining seats thank goodness. As a Mancunian having lived in Perth for 50 years, I am enjoying your vlog.
😂😂😂. Really???? You would sit bolt upright for a 16 hour flight and worse expect every one else to do the same.
You flew on a failed Branson airline, owned by Bain Capital, a private equity fund, in a cheap seat, what did you expect? Spend the money and fly with a quality airline.
Err you saying Branson failed at running his airline eh 🤔 lol 😅😅😅😅
You're a victim of the quokka curse. Disrespect a quokka by calling it a rat results in your life getting harder and harder.
At 41:30 you zoomed in on a town in South Australia called Ardrossan, my mother was born there back in 1929. It’s a beautiful place on the Eyre Peninsula. Her father (my grandfather) was a wheat farmer. Lost the farm during the depression and moved to Adelaide…………
I was surprised that there was no Air Bridge to board the plane in Sydney, but there is at Perth. Ummm! Great vlog!😊
First 14 rows get air bridge. The rest have to go via tarmac via rear entrance.
OK mate firstly if you weren't meant to recline the seats they wouldn't have a recline option. What I would have done and I can't believe you didn't would be to ask the lady in front if she could bring her seat up a bit please, most people are fairly reasonable. Then I would of asked the person behind me if they were ok with me reclining my seat a tad. It's a lot more effective than just spending 5 hours whinging about it. There you go Daddy Long Legs, problem solved.😅 Remember that any landing you can walk away from is a good one. I would have loved to have done a vlog of my experience on Monarch Airways from Malaga to Gatwick and the crap experience that is Gatwick Airport (Yes I know Monarch went under, probably a good thing but BA aren't much better and neither is LHR) . 😅 Also, the Convict thing is getting a bit old dude, kind of like us making light of how the Vikings had their way with the French and the Normans to produce the British 😅😅😅😅. Also the reason the flight west takes longer is due to the Roaring 40s not the rotation of the earth, man you really need to do some more reading on these long flights.😅😅
Can I ask....If you asked the person in front of you not to recline their seat and they said..."No," what would you do ? Would you respect their choice, or would you be upset because they didn't do what YOU wanted? 😊
If you’ve problems with your knee then cough up and book an extra legroom seat 💺 don’t blame the passengers it’s the airlines who provide reclining seats 💺
My god Lee that was a whinge fest. No wonder the Aussies say whinging poms.
My son lives in Perth and it’s so lovely to follow your journey out there. Brings back lots of good memories of my trip there 3 months ago
People who are against the seat leaning back can shove it! Recline yours too and the distance is now the same. Grow up!
You are what is wrong in this world.
@@TheMacMaster kcuF you and everyone who is so smug as to think that others shouldn't take full advantage of their seat. kcuF you!
Yep. Point proven. However. Thanks for the comments as it pushes the algorithms. Which helps my channel. lol Comment away my friend.
whing whing whing like a broken record@@TheMacMaster
@@countryfuciusI agree with you. If it can be reclined then there’s no problems. Pay for business class if you think you’re above everyone.
So much moaning…oh dear. Enjoy life please. 🇦🇺
I agree MacMaster, I'm 6'3", nightmare in cattle, I always book an exit seat where possible. If airline allocated, they should keep for the taller pasengers!
I used to go on a few trips a year I've given up flying now, the airlines don't deserve my money. The last long-haul I did was on Malaysian Airlines, they were so rude "we don't design seats for your height" said one of the cabin crew.
Geez Mac, once you get started you really live up to the old stereotype about a pom being able to whinge underwater.😂
More of a New Yorker that takes no CR@P! Lived there 12 years and we don't suffer fools x
Did you stop to consider the person in front of you could have had a bad back?
If seats can be reclined.... you should expect it... certainly don't be 1 of those Clowns who purposely kick the back of the seat b/c you got offended > degenerative disc disease is no joke.... especially on long flights.
Gotta love it when Coach passengers complain about stuff like seats being reclined...that flight didn't seem all that bad at all > careful or you'll start to get that angry old codger rep😜
Have had many a Jetstar flight, including to Asia. You get what you pay for, and you also pay for what you get, but the Crew have been nothing but pleasant.
The crew usually ask that passengers do not recline their seat during meal service (at least on the many flights we've taken over the years) but this was rarely if ever enforced. Last time we were on a flight from Singapore to Sydney, the woman in front of me slammed her seat back just as dinner was being served right in front of the crew serving food and drinks. Didn't want to start a war by complaining but a quiet word from the crew to this insensitive nitwit would not have gone astray!
Awwww, fab!! My fave people from your trip Lee, glad you saw Paul & Debs again, love em.
Two things I agree with you on. Airport security make it up as they go along there are no protocols and they play games. Most flights seem to end with the plane being slammed onto the tarmac as opposed to landing it. As for leg room - pay for exit rows. Those seats can’t be reclined either.
The place you were flying over when you mentioned the scenery was Yorke Peninsula in South Australia. The town you flew over on the first side with the quarry was Ardrossan, and on the other side was Wardang Island near Pt Victoria👍
I had security do the same thing and question me regarding my prescription medication, telling me that the bottle was not the approved size. Like I have no ability to control the size of my medication bottle, which is a gel that I had to get a letter from my doctor for to be authorized to fly with because it is a controlled substance. I can not imagine what would happen if I fly with my injectables which has needles and I have to take along a sharps bin to toss the needles into but I can not dispose of them in the country I visit, I have to return with the needles in the same sharps bin. It sure looks like the regulations are designed to piss you off enough to prevent you from travelling.
I have significant dietary restrictions and airline food will not work with these restrictions, I would always have to carry on my own food. Or I would opt to fast during the entire flight. I can relate with the challenges of being tall, by far the best flight I had was in Norway where people are significantly taller. But the rest of the world impeds those who are taller.
I went to Australia 40 years ago for a friend’s wedding in Adelaide. Afterwards I wanted to go to Sydney but couldn’t afford the internal flight so went by coach instead. It left Adelaide at 9.00 am one day and reached Sydney at about 5 am the following day. Not sure I’d want to do that now I’m older!
I never recline my seat when there's someone sitting behind me. But I have often experienced that the person in the seat in front of me recline the seat, not giving a rat's ass. And oh, I always book a isle seat, when possible.
I never recline my seat if someone is behind me. The only time I’ll recline is if the row behind me is empty or if there’s a wall behind me so I can’t bother anyone. It happens to me a lot where somebody in front decides to fully recline their seat, it’s never just a little bit. Then I look around and see that nobody else has reclined. Some cabin crew tell passengers to put their seats upright during meal services. One thing I like about low cost airlines is that most of the time the seats don’t recline. At least then I don’t live in fear for the entire flight.
My thoughts the same regarding the landing Lee.🥴😬🙄 I did notice it was windy coming in to land🥳
I flown over a million miles over 50 years and to answer the question - you can recline when permitted by the crew but it should always be done slowly and respectfully. Worse is people who leverage themselves out of their seat by pulling the back of your seat and then catapulting you forward.
Worse is on a long haul flight and while people are sleeping their passing gas.
I liked the Portuguese tart quip, very subtle Mac, nice.
Great vlog Lee and its nice to be met by a friendly face.
Well done Lee, great banter,tell it as it is fab.✅
Love your flight videos.. but airports look a bloody nightmare.. love de window shots👌
Great video Mac, been so long since I last flew, I think I would get confused at every stage now, not flown since I came back from Saudi Arabia in 1990. Having to check my own bag in, I think I'd have a melt down.
Not bad. My worst flight was Melbourne to Wellington. Initial plane had tech issues, waited for another plane... hours waiting. New plane missed the Wellington curfew and tried to land at Palmerston North. Landing aborted for to fog, diverted to Auckland. Landed there. Flight to Wellington several hours later. 24+ hours total
Great views on ur flight. Pity it was cloudy in Sydney. Ur legs looked so crushed. Lovely to see the lady again.
Wardang Island is at 42:43. Great video! Shame about the person in front! I'd never recline my seat as I respect the person behind.
Thank you.
never think of the person behind when trying to sleep on a long haul fight, if they don't like it, they can always pay for business class.
I am a 6 ft I always choose an aisle seat, you can get out and walk about sometimes and stretch your legs better, don’t sit there for hours on end without moving, you can get blood clots. It’s happened to me I put my seat back maybe half way but carefully, a long haul flight you need to be comfortable sometimes.
42:43.....Yorke Peninsula and Wardang Island South Australia and moving out into the Spencer Gulf....then comes the Eyre Peninsula and Great Australian Bight.
Hi Lee, Flying a fair bit on work trips around Australia. I remember security would remove a tiny pen knife in your carry-on....BUT in business class, they would provide a metal serrated 4" knife for your STEAK.....??????
TRUE
Hi Lee, laughing my head off with the bit about Pilots and you with camera on stick. Good on your buddy really enjoy your channel and always look forward to your videos . Top man cheers Antony
Taking away all the negatives, that was a great video. Loved the flight footage...by the way. If the earth is spinning at 1000 mph and you are travelling approximately 500 mph in the same direction... you should never get there 🤔.... 😂😂😂..Nice one Lee.
Lol. 😂 good point. 😂 👍🏼
Opposite direction on this occasion. 👍
Lee if that’s your worst flight experience ever you have been so lucky! It’s only been a couple of decades since no sharps on board came in - better to put main luggage ! I hate people reclining their seats but a quick word to the cabin staff normally sorts it. You arrived in one piece luggage not lost and no illness yahoo!!! Hope you covered your friends parking fine😊 and good luck with the flight home - it’s uphill so should be interesting.
Hiya Lee an another amazing video on your iPhone. Re seats being reclind no way should it be allowed I would have definitely moaned to crew. Am pleased your final stay in Perth is with friends so hope your last days are brilliant Regards Keith x
If I want to recline my seat, I always ask the person behind if they don’t mind.If reclined when food is served I always pop back to up right position