Air Asia was by far the worst airline I have ever flown on taking off in a violent thunderstorm from KL to Melbourne, the aircraft was rocked too and fro an Irish girl seated next to me had a panic attack the air stewardess was visibly shaken the pilots voice was trembling you could hear hailstones pelting the fuselage for about 2 minutes, no drinks and food was served due to the turbulence, I've flown many times never seen anything like that, my dad was airforce in Australia it's not allowed to take off in a violent thunderstorm above an airport.
I tried Magic and it didn't seem to understand my requests. Not only that, but it had minimal information about the city I wanted to stay in (Yokohama), couldn't understand the area where I wanted my hotel to be (kept recommending hotels in other areas of the city... or even in another city entirely) and suggesting places to visit that were only reachable by rental car (despite me saying I cannot drive). Not good. Might work for people with bottomless budgets who are happy to drive a rental car and consider Tokyo as 'Japan'. Sorry!
If the executives are guilty of money laundering, they deserve the harshest sentencing. All of the employees trying to keep the airline afloat while the executives were probably living a life of luxury. I feel sorry for those that have lost due to other people's greed 😢 Good post, thank you.
I feel so bad for all of the employees. In one day everyone lost their job. Do they have any recourse in trying to recoup some of the money they were owed to begin with?
@@lindabarrett5631 Probably not, they might get a portion of their wage. As in most cases of this type the creditors and businesses tend to get first claim on the assets and recovered money. 😢 Like you, I feel very sorry for the employees as some of them will lose homes, cars and possessions.
@@thepagan5432 How different it is here in Europe (Germany in my case) where employee´s salaries always get first claim including pension scheme etc. before any other claims.
😁, human mind sometimes blow me away, ha ha, so with other numbers you got away from accident, disaster,...by the way humans invented numbers, not nature. Yeah sometimes I don't understand those people, what are going in their mind.
The golf course at Don Mueang Airport is owned by the Royal Thai Air Force. It can be a little tricky to get there (taxis are not allowed inside the compound), and photography is not allowed. But it is a very unique experience playing there!
MyAirline was a slight upgrade from AirAsia & with some of their deals a lower price tag. KL to Penang round trip for 45rm (around $9-10 USD) was a great find for us
Great that you managed to review them! We all started getting suspicious when they started cutting even obviously full routes. Then the founder got arrested. Actually he had already been investigated for various money laundering activities several years ago so it was a surprise he even got to start the airline in the first place
My son has end stage organ faiular.He loves watching you programs while he is in hospital.He allways asks when are you and Mr Philip s going to put out your next videos.Thank u both so much as he says he's going to fly in the sky with you.
In the early 00's, I flew a low cost airline on Peru named Aero Continente. The fares were cheap, the service was great, and they were the last operators of 727's on domestic flights. Aero Continente also abruptly ceased operatings when their owner was arrested for money laundering and drup trafficking.
Nice vid Josh! I was at Don Muang in 2000 and we were stunned too when we saw the golf course. It was quite busy there at the time, amidst all the flying. Don Muang was very active back then, with lots of both civilian and military aircraft seen 'in action'. And Thailand is a wonderful country.
Josh - Your videos are 'top notch'! and so professionally designed. Bravo to you BIG TIME! I recently returned from Papeete Tahiti and flew Air Tahiti Nui. Perhaps you should consider trying it out sometime and add it to your repertoire of air travel ... quite a beautiful experience. Best to you and keep those videos coming. It's great entertainment! - Paul from Boston Massachusetts
I like the old Don Muang airport. I actually liked it more than the new airport. Used to fly there from LHR. It was old but had a certain charm about it.
Very surprised that it's row 13 that's missing. Usually in Malaysia, if a row or a floor is missing, it's 4 (and often 14, 24, etc). My apartment when I am in Malaysia is on floor 3A, which is between floors 3 and 5.
This is because people will think number with "4" is misfortune, therefore replaced with 3A, 13A, 24A instead, but this is "13" missing, which I wonder why too. haha
I just wanna thank you Josh for all the effort you put into this video just for us keep up the good work my friend! :) also I don't think Asia would need a new budget airline because they already have plenty of options not the mention some pretty cheap one.
I honestly think a Jetblue-like airline model or a ultra-low cost carrier model might be the only two ways forward for a new airline in this part of the world.
So many dodgy airline owners in Asia. Vijay Malia and Tony Fernandes come to mind. Fernandes wasn't dodgy as such like Vijay was, he was just unlucky in his other ventures. Fernandes ran an F1 team for a couple years, but got in legal trouble for naming rights. Malia also ran an F1 team, and also got in legal trouble, albeit bigger trouble.
I really hope they'll be painting the sky red again. It's high time, AirAsia needs to be kept in check. By the way, you are staying at the world's 2nd biggest shopping mall🎉😊
I sat in row 13 on two legs of my flight to Stockholm this week on Delta Airlines, but living in China, my apartment building did not have a 4th or 14th floor.
@@janellek21He's a MY Chinese and non-Muslim. Why would you equate in your racist mind Islam = Terrorism. The terrorism Josh mentioned in the video is taken from the full name of the law itself.
great vid Josh. Personally ive experienced MYAirline as well and have found their services better than AA. Am sad what happened to MYAirline, no fault of the staff who are just trying to earn an honest days wage. I do hope MYAirline is bought over by a new investor. Cheerio.
Idk why some airlines remove row 13 because of it symbolizing bad luck and some don‘t. Personally, I don‘t count if I sit in row 13 or 12 because if something happens, sitting in row 12 instead wont make it better. Eurowings also has no row 13. Just some weird beliefs ig
Just to avoid inconvenience of moving passengers around, a lot of south asians are paranoid about number 13, so a little number skip isn't that big of a deal as compared to switching passenger seats regularly
Any idea what the emergency the departing Air Asia flight was about? I flew with Air Asia from Bangkok to Luang Prabang on Wednesday of this week, and the flight was delayed by an hour due to them having to find a "replacement aircraft". Our aircraft came in from Hat Yai, so I'm wondering if it was the flight to Hat Yai that had the issue. It does, of course, depend on when this was filmed!
If i remember rightly you have to cross the taxi way between the 2 runways when playing golf there to reach the other side of the golf course. Flown many times into Don Mueang with Eva Air and Thai before the new airport Suvarnabhumi opened.
In China, the unlucky number is 4, so you probably won't find row 4 on many airlines, or 4th floors in buildings. I've never been to China, but I read about this. A friend of mine also flew MyAirline roundtrip between KL and Bangkok. I hear the airline will be resuming service soon after some reorganization. There are definitely way too many low cost carriers in Asia, but MyAirline seems to have a decent business model. Time will tell.
Love your historical tidbits. Some criticism from a fan-- improve the volume between scenes and consider upgrading cameras might go a long way. Keep up the good work, and always nice seeing you have fun!
The founder was charged under the Anti Money Laundering/ Counter Terrorism Financing Act. That doesn’t necessarily mean he’s accused of both, likely just the money laundering part. Makes it sound like there were arms being smuggled in the cargo hold
Myairlines really needs to duvest itself of the current owners and reinvent itself to survive as always it is another aspect of flying that affects the majority of flyers. Hope you did not rough it too much this time. Blue skies my friend.
I am going to Kuwait, Dhaka, SIN, Indonesis, East Timor, Malaysia, Brunei and Thailand i January. We are flying Pegasus, Jazeera, Biman, Jetstar, Batik Air, Citylink, Scoot, Royal Brunei, Firefly and Norse Atlantic, during our wacation. Luckily i hadn't ordered anny tickets with MYair, when they went bancrupt. If Asia need one more LCC? East Timor is way to ekspensive, and needs one more route to SIN. But the hotels there are to few and expensive as well. Also Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea might need one more low cost carrier. Also the Filipines might need one more LCC to BKK and SIN. Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore have enough LCC. Just check out the nubers og flightw between Jakarta and Bali each day, it is a lot.
The 13th floor of buildings are also replaced with their next number as well in many Asian countries. No point having something that potentially makes the people/culture uncomfortable. I don’t think there is anything wrong with that.
In many cultures, the number 13 is associated with bad luck, which is why many airlines prefer to avoid igniting the superstitions of their customers and have opted to remove the number from there seating plans. Irrational fear of the number 13 is known as triscaidekaphobia.
European airlines tend to avoid row 13 due to superstition, in the same way (at least some) European hotels avoid room 13. In parts of Asia (Japan, China, and others?), it is the number 4 which is avoided, as at least one reading of the number four is quite similar to the word for death.
@@horseathalt7308 I understand that, but scandals usually overrules practice :( and not always a chance to start from The scratch. May be it’s better do the rebranding before the restart
In Thailand and some asian country believed that no.13 is very unlucky number… in Donmuang airport, there is no gate no.13 and terminal door no. 13 also 😅
I feel for all the employees that they let down in the name of greed. The plane was really clean. I imagine its hard to be upbeat when you are not sure of yor job. Another budget airline would enhance competition for customers and maybe better perks to fly with them. Be safe in your travels. The world is getting more crazy. Until next Saturday when I see your next video..take care.
Employees have not been paid for their August, September salary and their mandatory retirement contributions that is suppose to be allocated by the employer have not been paid for nearly 5 months. This is an airline supposedly setup with the idea that the main competitor Airasia would crack open belly up and downsize its operations. Unfortunately Myairline is backed by an unreliable and fraudulent owner plus the already over capacity domestic market of Malaysia means they have to consistently fund the airline for years before there is any signs of break even plus airasia is not showing any signs of slowing down.
Seasoned travellers will eventually come across 'triskaidekaphobia', which is why some planes, ships and hotels will not have number 13 seats, rooms or decks. It's skipped. It is superstitious.
most likely better than air Asia i traveled on other day to Tokyo will never complain about Ryanair after the trip with them that's for sure, most scary flight i ever had and had plenty over the years. plus the fact nearly frozen to death no toilet rolls in loos i thought of your loo reviews at the time lol.
Many cultures consider number 4 and number 13 as unlucky numbers. Similiar to how Friday the 13th is considered unlucky. In some places at Asia, having those kinds of numbers is another way of attracting bad luck energy.
Not only in flights, in most of places, u will not find number 13, be it be flat, residential floors (even in 5 star hotels or commercial building), house, street etc... its just a superstitions in most culture... not only in Asian countries. Friday, the 13th
The thing with the number 13 comes from the defeat of the TEMPLE ORDER a thousend years ago, no? Knights defeated by the catholic church. Was a Friday. 13th of October (I think).
Yes I knew there was a golf course between the runways at the old airport 😂😂. I noticed it about thirty years ago when I was in my early teens. We landed in a BA 747-400 from LHR, it was very rainy but I was thinking, am I seeing correctly! Is that a golf course on the airport?
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Air Asia was by far the worst airline I have ever flown on taking off in a violent thunderstorm from KL to Melbourne, the aircraft was rocked too and fro an Irish girl seated next to me had a panic attack the air stewardess was visibly shaken the pilots voice was trembling you could hear hailstones pelting the fuselage for about 2 minutes, no drinks and food was served due to the turbulence, I've flown many times never seen anything like that, my dad was airforce in Australia it's not allowed to take off in a violent thunderstorm above an airport.
I tried Magic and it didn't seem to understand my requests. Not only that, but it had minimal information about the city I wanted to stay in (Yokohama), couldn't understand the area where I wanted my hotel to be (kept recommending hotels in other areas of the city... or even in another city entirely) and suggesting places to visit that were only reachable by rental car (despite me saying I cannot drive).
Not good. Might work for people with bottomless budgets who are happy to drive a rental car and consider Tokyo as 'Japan'.
Sorry!
@@blake9358they should NOT have taken off during such a storm. However, many airlines will fly so they make money.
Can you tell us, what microphone or software you use? I like this kind of voice that sounds coming form a pilot captain, if you know what I mean.
The Qantas 747 that overran the runway at Bangkok became known by staff as the “golf buggy” because of the golf course where the aircraft ended up!
Did the 747 make a HOLE in one?😁
Cant believe an airline got so scared of josh cahill that they shut down
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All hail King Josh ✈️
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He's so nice though!
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If the executives are guilty of money laundering, they deserve the harshest sentencing. All of the employees trying to keep the airline afloat while the executives were probably living a life of luxury. I feel sorry for those that have lost due to other people's greed 😢 Good post, thank you.
I feel so bad for all of the employees. In one day everyone lost their job. Do they have any recourse in trying to recoup some of the money they were owed to begin with?
Typical Malaysian management mindset.
How else the scandal 1mdb exists?
Malaysia is a corrupted nation from top to bottom since decades ago
@@lindabarrett5631 Probably not, they might get a portion of their wage. As in most cases of this type the creditors and businesses tend to get first claim on the assets and recovered money. 😢 Like you, I feel very sorry for the employees as some of them will lose homes, cars and possessions.
@@horseathalt7308Not in Thailand.
@@thepagan5432 How different it is here in Europe (Germany in my case) where employee´s salaries always get first claim including pension scheme etc. before any other claims.
The number 13 is an unlucky number in a lot of cultures, so some airlines don't include the row 13 on their planes.
triskaidekaphobia.
If you ever go on a cruise ship they never have deck 13 either, thought I was going nuts until I figured that out 😂
looks like they still got unlucky
Some hotels too don't have room 13.
😁, human mind sometimes blow me away, ha ha, so with other numbers you got away from accident, disaster,...by the way humans invented numbers, not nature. Yeah sometimes I don't understand those people, what are going in their mind.
The golf course at Don Mueang Airport is owned by the Royal Thai Air Force. It can be a little tricky to get there (taxis are not allowed inside the compound), and photography is not allowed. But it is a very unique experience playing there!
MyAirline was a slight upgrade from AirAsia & with some of their deals a lower price tag. KL to Penang round trip for 45rm (around $9-10 USD) was a great find for us
Great that you managed to review them! We all started getting suspicious when they started cutting even obviously full routes. Then the founder got arrested. Actually he had already been investigated for various money laundering activities several years ago so it was a surprise he even got to start the airline in the first place
My son has end stage organ faiular.He loves watching you programs while he is in hospital.He allways asks when are you and Mr Philip s going to put out your next videos.Thank u both so much as he says he's going to fly in the sky with you.
In the early 00's, I flew a low cost airline on Peru named Aero Continente. The fares were cheap, the service was great, and they were the last operators of 727's on domestic flights.
Aero Continente also abruptly ceased operatings when their owner was arrested for money laundering and drup trafficking.
Great video Josh!!!! 2 thumbs up my friend!!!!
2:48 love the emergency slide on the tree 😂😂
Nice vid Josh! I was at Don Muang in 2000 and we were stunned too when we saw the golf course. It was quite busy there at the time, amidst all the flying. Don Muang was very active back then, with lots of both civilian and military aircraft seen 'in action'. And Thailand is a wonderful country.
Hi! Josh Cahill. Thank You for sharing this wonderful video.
Josh - Your videos are 'top notch'! and so professionally designed. Bravo to you BIG TIME! I recently returned from Papeete Tahiti and flew Air Tahiti Nui. Perhaps you should consider trying it out sometime and add it to your repertoire of air travel ... quite a beautiful experience. Best to you and keep those videos coming. It's great entertainment! - Paul from Boston Massachusetts
I like the old Don Muang airport. I actually liked it more than the new airport. Used to fly there from LHR. It was old but had a certain charm about it.
Very surprised that it's row 13 that's missing. Usually in Malaysia, if a row or a floor is missing, it's 4 (and often 14, 24, etc). My apartment when I am in Malaysia is on floor 3A, which is between floors 3 and 5.
This is because people will think number with "4" is misfortune, therefore replaced with 3A, 13A, 24A instead, but this is "13" missing, which I wonder why too. haha
Add on, the pronounciation of "4" is sounds like "die", therefore the whole world's most of the chinese less using digit 4.
FYI Josh, Malaysia's biggest aviation failure is an airline call Rayani Air which only lasted 5 months.
Our so called halal airline hahaha
Also it lowkey sounds like Ryanair lmao
I just wanna thank you Josh for all the effort you put into this video just for us keep up the good work my friend! :) also I don't think Asia would need a new budget airline because they already have plenty of options not the mention some pretty cheap one.
It’s always a pleasure to see the handsome Josh doing these videos 😍😍😍😍
I honestly think a Jetblue-like airline model or a ultra-low cost carrier model might be the only two ways forward for a new airline in this part of the world.
Wow it's incredible how the owner got interviewed in Airliner World and now he's in jail
So many dodgy airline owners in Asia. Vijay Malia and Tony Fernandes come to mind. Fernandes wasn't dodgy as such like Vijay was, he was just unlucky in his other ventures. Fernandes ran an F1 team for a couple years, but got in legal trouble for naming rights. Malia also ran an F1 team, and also got in legal trouble, albeit bigger trouble.
That's really awesome, thanks for sharing another amazing adventure!
I really hope they'll be painting the sky red again. It's high time, AirAsia needs to be kept in check. By the way, you are staying at the world's 2nd biggest shopping mall🎉😊
I sat in row 13 on two legs of my flight to Stockholm this week on Delta Airlines, but living in China, my apartment building did not have a 4th or 14th floor.
I hope that it will be nice vid as always. Already from start I really appreciate the Czech football t-shirt, lovely.
Another amazing video Josh
Awesome video as always.
No Row 13! In 1988 I flew Air Afrique New York Dakar and that is my absolute first memory of an aircraft without a Row 13!
Love the Qantas Factoid!
Awesome vid!!! Keep up the great work man!👍
Cool, you have the Czech soccer jersey! :)
The airplane exterior colors and design looked good and the inside looked nice. But the best think to see was Josh's hair back to being one color. 🙂👍
Malaysia have now 2 defuct airline, prior was called ‘Rayani Air’. Apparently I never had a chance to fly with that carrier.
Malaysia had atleast 5 defunct airlines. Rayani and MyAirlines are just the most recent ones
The owner and family has been arrested due to alleged money laundering activities
Money laundering? The family too so Myairline is a money laundering business thats bad
Also why would he finance terrorism?
@@WarrenrainThung Press X for doubt.
@@WarrenrainThung Because he's rich and Muslim.
@@janellek21He's a MY Chinese and non-Muslim. Why would you equate in your racist mind Islam = Terrorism. The terrorism Josh mentioned in the video is taken from the full name of the law itself.
i lke the video very much Josh Keep it up
Non-reclining seats on a short-haul flight? Good.
Interesting video.
Sad to hear about the collapse of MYAirline :(
Thought they were doing well before they suddenly close :/
great vid Josh. Personally ive experienced MYAirline as well and have found their services better than AA. Am sad what happened to MYAirline, no fault of the staff who are just trying to earn an honest days wage. I do hope MYAirline is bought over by a new investor. Cheerio.
Awesome video.
I think the golf course is owned by the Royal Thai Air Force.
Idk why some airlines remove row 13 because of it symbolizing bad luck and some don‘t. Personally, I don‘t count if I sit in row 13 or 12 because if something happens, sitting in row 12 instead wont make it better. Eurowings also has no row 13. Just some weird beliefs ig
It’s the same way that most buildings here in North America I don’t have floor 13
Just to avoid inconvenience of moving passengers around, a lot of south asians are paranoid about number 13, so a little number skip isn't that big of a deal as compared to switching passenger seats regularly
Lufthansa dosn‘t have it too actually.
Fantastic Josh Cahill thanks a million sir, you are doing a great job, please come to Nigeria once again,we love you so much sir.
that golf course was already there when i landed in BKK in 1984
Damn, it’s sad what has happened to this airline. I love its livery and its cabin. I live in Malaysia and I used to often see their planes.
Any idea what the emergency the departing Air Asia flight was about? I flew with Air Asia from Bangkok to Luang Prabang on Wednesday of this week, and the flight was delayed by an hour due to them having to find a "replacement aircraft". Our aircraft came in from Hat Yai, so I'm wondering if it was the flight to Hat Yai that had the issue. It does, of course, depend on when this was filmed!
If i remember rightly you have to cross the taxi way between the 2 runways when playing golf there to reach the other side of the golf course.
Flown many times into Don Mueang with Eva Air and Thai before the new airport Suvarnabhumi opened.
You should also try Juneyao Airlines 787 dreamliner too
yes, row 13 is missing due to superstitious reasons. In Europe more than in Asia-if its a former Air Berlin plane-that would explain it.
In China, the unlucky number is 4, so you probably won't find row 4 on many airlines, or 4th floors in buildings. I've never been to China, but I read about this.
A friend of mine also flew MyAirline roundtrip between KL and Bangkok. I hear the airline will be resuming service soon after some reorganization. There are definitely way too many low cost carriers in Asia, but MyAirline seems to have a decent business model. Time will tell.
Love your historical tidbits. Some criticism from a fan-- improve the volume between scenes and consider upgrading cameras might go a long way. Keep up the good work, and always nice seeing you have fun!
Upgrade to what? Already have the latest gear.
The founder was charged under the Anti Money Laundering/ Counter Terrorism Financing Act. That doesn’t necessarily mean he’s accused of both, likely just the money laundering part. Makes it sound like there were arms being smuggled in the cargo hold
Myairlines really needs to duvest itself of the current owners and reinvent itself to survive as always it is another aspect of flying that affects the majority of flyers. Hope you did not rough it too much this time. Blue skies my friend.
I am going to Kuwait, Dhaka, SIN, Indonesis, East Timor, Malaysia, Brunei and Thailand i January. We are flying Pegasus, Jazeera, Biman, Jetstar, Batik Air, Citylink, Scoot, Royal Brunei, Firefly and Norse Atlantic, during our wacation. Luckily i hadn't ordered anny tickets with MYair, when they went bancrupt.
If Asia need one more LCC? East Timor is way to ekspensive, and needs one more route to SIN. But the hotels there are to few and expensive as well. Also Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea might need one more low cost carrier. Also the Filipines might need one more LCC to BKK and SIN. Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore have enough LCC. Just check out the nubers og flightw between Jakarta and Bali each day, it is a lot.
Hi Josh - what happened to the Myanmar trip report?
13 is known to be an unlucky number, some hospitals don't have a floor 13 either. It's not too uncommon
Please do Kenya airways flight from Guangzhou China to Nairobi or air Tanzania flight from Mumbai to dar salaam 737max9
oh I miss AirBerlin .... :o (because you mentioned it)
thats crazy, i flew this airline in july twice...
My apartment block has floors 12 12a 14....22 22a 24 etc. It doesn't help that the buttons in the lift appear to have been put in a random order.
Don Meuang is owned by the Thai military. It is their golf course. Many hotels have no 13th floor.
The 13th floor of buildings are also replaced with their next number as well in many Asian countries. No point having something that potentially makes the people/culture uncomfortable. I don’t think there is anything wrong with that.
That a319 model that you bought stole my attention 😄.Which livery is it Josh?
Row 13 is also missing in some western airlines as they've received complaints from customers
In many cultures, the number 13 is associated with bad luck, which is why many airlines prefer to avoid igniting the superstitions of their customers and have opted to remove the number from there seating plans. Irrational fear of the number 13 is known as triscaidekaphobia.
Kuala Lumpur immigration took me more than 2 hours a couple weeks ago.
Lucky guy with 3 minutes haha!
Our condo lift has no 13 too
Sarawak government boutique airline should be up and running next year, hopefully will not have such issue
There used to be a row 13, but it disappeared into a time warp.
1990 first landing at Don Muang with KLM and first thing I saw was… the golf course 😅😅😅
Nice Czech national football team t-shirt!👍As a Czech i appreciate that.😉
We need more low cost airlines, more competitors better service
European airlines tend to avoid row 13 due to superstition, in the same way (at least some) European hotels avoid room 13.
In parts of Asia (Japan, China, and others?), it is the number 4 which is avoided, as at least one reading of the number four is quite similar to the word for death.
Qantas will be thankful for mentioning that minor incident😊
Once owners arrested, I am not sure that it is worth to start again - at least due to reputation 😢
@@horseathalt7308 I understand that, but scandals usually overrules practice :( and not always a chance to start from
The scratch. May be it’s better do the rebranding before the restart
Just merge with AirAsiam problem solved.
Try Susi air while in Bali, my nephew is a pilot for them
It’s too late now some of the myairline a320s already have the airasia logo on them😢
Just flown from EMA where there was no Gate 13
In Thailand and some asian country believed that no.13 is very unlucky number… in Donmuang airport, there is no gate no.13 and terminal door no. 13 also 😅
I think Malaysia can support 2budget carriers.
13is unlucky number and many will not book that row
The crashed Quantas plane that you show on the video, was actually sitting in the middle of the gold course on that photo 🙂.
My Qantas cabin crew trainer was on the QF1 which went off the runway for her inaugural flight 😅
Please try greater bay airlines
Landed DMK in March 1993 on a QF 744 (VH-OJE MAN/ LHR/ DMK) and noticed the golf course. DMK being the main airport back then and lots of 747's.
I feel for all the employees that they let down in the name of greed. The plane was really clean. I imagine its hard to be upbeat when you are not sure of yor job. Another budget airline would enhance competition for customers and maybe better perks to fly with them. Be safe in your travels. The world is getting more crazy. Until next Saturday when I see your next video..take care.
Where did your Myanmar video go??
Employees have not been paid for their August, September salary and their mandatory retirement contributions that is suppose to be allocated by the employer have not been paid for nearly 5 months. This is an airline supposedly setup with the idea that the main competitor Airasia would crack open belly up and downsize its operations. Unfortunately Myairline is backed by an unreliable and fraudulent owner plus the already over capacity domestic market of Malaysia means they have to consistently fund the airline for years before there is any signs of break even plus airasia is not showing any signs of slowing down.
Malaysia Airlines next plzz❤
Seasoned travellers will eventually come across 'triskaidekaphobia', which is why some planes, ships and hotels will not have number 13 seats, rooms or decks. It's skipped. It is superstitious.
most likely better than air Asia i traveled on other day to Tokyo will never complain about Ryanair after the trip with them that's for sure, most scary flight i ever had and had plenty over the years. plus the fact nearly frozen to death no toilet rolls in loos i thought of your loo reviews at the time lol.
hey josh would you mind to try Pelita Air? 😊 i’d like to see it
Many cultures consider number 4 and number 13 as unlucky numbers. Similiar to how Friday the 13th is considered unlucky. In some places at Asia, having those kinds of numbers is another way of attracting bad luck energy.
I remeber that Lufthansa didn't featured row 13 also
After more than 6 months I can at last sub to you
Tbh, tiktok videos of a dancing crew would be a red flag for me. I would think:" Nah, cba to deal with such people"
I love your Fußball jersey! 🇨🇿 don’t forget about the promised 🍺!
Not only in flights, in most of places, u will not find number 13, be it be flat, residential floors (even in 5 star hotels or commercial building), house, street etc... its just a superstitions in most culture... not only in Asian countries. Friday, the 13th
Hey Josh, are you planning to try Air Macau of Macau, Lao Airlines of Laos or StarFlyer of Japan anytime soon ?
The thing with the number 13 comes from the defeat of the TEMPLE ORDER a thousend years ago, no?
Knights defeated by the catholic church.
Was a Friday. 13th of October (I think).
Golf course? Not with my wayward driver shots, there could be an incident!
Yess Czech Representaion shirt
Yes I knew there was a golf course between the runways at the old airport 😂😂. I noticed it about thirty years ago when I was in my early teens. We landed in a BA 747-400 from LHR, it was very rainy but I was thinking, am I seeing correctly! Is that a golf course on the airport?