Sunday, December 2, 2007

A Trip to Taiwan: The Flight To Taiwan

On 24 Nov, we were getting ready to depart from Singapore at about 3 p.m. in Changi Airport.


We decided to have our lunch at 'Eatz @ the terrace'.
We ate at 'Straits Kuisine', (The one in the most right) a vegetable rice stall as we thought that was the only stall that the price was reasonable.

After that, we went to the departure hall to send the luggage to Taiwan and to meet our travel agent. She told us our flight information and said that we should go have our lunch first. As we had nothing to do the next one and a half hours, we decided to go to Terminal 2 to quench our thirst.

We took the skytrain to terminal 2,
And we went back.



Before we went through custom checking, I noticed this long stretch of same words with the same meaning but in different languages:


We went to gate D40 to have the rest of our bags checked before we leave.


Through the window of the 'waiting room', I saw B747-400 (China Airlines) :



I noticed that the Chinese use traditional chinese. People say that Singaporeans know reading traditional chinese more than writing traditional chinese.


We were sitting in economy class. Here are some of the best aerial views from the airplane:





Soon, dinner was served.




There was a panel mounted on the left side of the seat.

1 comment:

Victor said...

Nice entry, son. :)

But at the rate you are going, when are you going finish blogging about the 7-day trip? :p