WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS AIRPORT! Flying to Lukla, Nepal!

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I took a flight to the world's most dangerous airport - Lukla, Nepal, to find out exactly what makes it the most dangerous airport in the world!
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@natashalimbu3049 3 года назад

Hi Noel, I was the flight attendant on your flight back from Lukla to Kathmandu here. It's so interesting to see our daily operation from a passenger's perspective. Love the video, keep them coming and hope to see you again soon!

@mr_chickenpoop 2 года назад

Cool :)

@jamesgreene4811 2 года назад

It sure is a small world best wishes Natasha from Ireland you have a great job

@twinstickpete 2 года назад

That's so cool, Natasha! Hope all is well..safe flying

@daa589 2 года назад

I'm guessing you get used to it but I'd be closing my eyes for the entire duration of the flight 😅

@mickemike2148 2 года назад

Now this is seriously neat!

@Aviation18 4 года назад

You know its dangerous when they measure their crashes in months and not years lol, great video mate!

@Novusa 4 года назад

Hello Aviation 18

@ltn_aviation8474 4 года назад

Aviation18 hello 👋

@tylercai 4 года назад

Aviation18 hi

@razme4708 4 года назад

who said to you in a month it will after ten year once

@mjsimmons2605 Месяц назад

I flew into Lucla 6 years ago and trecked up to Tingbauche. Why didn't you show us around Lucla and more mountain shots? 😮

@AlonsoRules 4 года назад

"there hasn't been a crash since April"

@AmyAnnLand 4 года назад

Like a doctor walking into your hospital room and saying, "a haven't had a patient die since last week!"

@nanilama7016 2 года назад

Pilot : i do this all day

@mblack6945 2 года назад

@@AmyAnnLand is

@ace2029 4 года назад

Please listen as we describe the safety features on this aircraft. Once we have landed you will find the spare pants dispenser on the underside of the seat in case you have had a self-accident during the approach.

@donaldparlettjr3295 4 года назад

These guys are real pilots as there is NO room for errors. You have one shot at this so if the approach doesn't look right early then get out for another shot.

@dubbid279 4 года назад

I flew to Lukla December 1989 when the runway was gravel. There were several wrecks either side which was a bit unnerving. Upon returning from the treck to Everest it had snowed for several days and flights were cancelled. About 20 of us charted a military style helicopter to get us out. The pilot took the chopper to the end of the runway and hovered over the edge. Without telling us he dropped down until we were beneath the clouds. Once he had vision he could fly back to Kathmandu. A scary but definitely exciting experience.

@DiscoveringThailand 4 года назад

I remember the bags went in a Russian chopper cause of weight limits in the plane, and standing on scales as your weight was recorded at the door of the plane... hahaha and the cross wind as the plane slides to the left as we powered down the dirt runway :)

@nemo6686 3 года назад

That would've been the MiL 'Hip' - the old ex-Soviet one?

@frogismeme 3 года назад

Oh ok

@longerused2023 Год назад

🐂💩

@cannon1156 7 месяцев назад

Did that flight back in 1980 and we had a similar problem with fog and snow. The army helicopter offered a lift for a price but we paid extra to get on the first normal flight out. And yes the wrecks were there in 1980

@imanuelcaushi4711 4 года назад

I honestly have the utmost respect for the pilots and crew operating these flights multiple times a day. They are incredibly skilled and often do not get the credit they deserve, but are just given the title "banned from flying in the EU". I am certain many EU pilots would not know how to approach or land at Lukla! On another note, I managed to download Pouch just as you said How easy was that?! Does it count? 😂

@myjoyonline. 4 года назад

The pilots are not banned from the EU. The ban is due to airplanes from certain regions not meeting the EU safety standard. Specific flight instructions are required to land at challenging places like Lukla.

@ajmukhia2522 4 года назад

myjoyonline you don’t get instruction to land in Lukha there aren’t many atc at tenzing Hilary airport most landing are done via visual contact and. Pilot discretion

@myjoyonline. 4 года назад

@@ajmukhia2522 Thank you for your reply. I think you misunderstood what I wrote. Flight instruction has nothing to do with ATC. Flight Instructions are with a CFI (Certified Flight Instructor). The fact it's a STOL (Shot TakeOff and Landing) airport with commercial traffic is no joke. Certain requirements must be met before being authorised to fly commercially. This is a mandate by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal.

@onlytruth9269 2 года назад

🙏🙏

@AristoCat221 4 года назад

I love how your channel is evolving. You are becoming more than just another flight reporter and follow the format that others follow. I hope you continue with success and great work!

@noelphilips 4 года назад

Thank you so much! 😊

@zakelwe 4 года назад

This is the man who did the entire flight when other people apologised for doing an entire take off and landing. He is Yorkshire's ( HUmberside? ) version of Chuck Yeager ...

@loknathrijal4440 4 года назад

Love you noel keep making video about the Nepal to support #visitnepal2020

@LauraK308 4 года назад

Videos like this one, to me, are one of the best things about RU-vid. I would absolutely love to visit Lukla and that part of the world, to actually see and stand on the Himalayas...but realistically, I'll never get the chance. You did exactly what I'd want to do, which is just to take it all in. Beautiful video. Thank you for this.

@sagarbhandari2501 4 года назад

You are welcome sir😁❤️love from Nepal🇳🇵

@alexbmwfan342 Год назад

I'd agree about going to Nepal, but why tenzing hillary? That airport is a death trap

@leightondavies8884 4 года назад

We flew into Lukla on a Twin Otter - our Sherpa guide said they are slower than the Dornier but much safer 😱😱 There was total silence as we approached then a huge cheer when we landed !!👍👍

@THEMilkSHAIKH 4 года назад

17:53 Taking down the nationalities of passengers in case the plane goes down...

@hitnailhalfway2485 4 года назад

🤣🤣🤣

@andysorensen1737 4 года назад

I guess Noel isn’t climbing Everest anytime soon eh?

@Gabe.107-h4e 4 года назад

Andy Sorensen he would not even make 1 metre of everst

@xxdragonslayerxx1778 4 года назад

I doubt it🤔

@leeburman6796 4 года назад

Lukla Airport: "We're the most dangerous airport in the world". Wuhan airport: "Hold my beer".

@soarandskor.aviation 4 года назад

Lee Fuzz lol

@durselegion3297 4 года назад

Lee Fuzz lol

@Alex-se4tk 4 года назад

lol

@footballhub7336 4 года назад

Lee Fuzz lol

@filipstravels5327 4 года назад

Wuhan airport: "Hold my bat soup"

@pyarepiyush 4 года назад

"You just turn up and you hope for the best" - the best summary of how things are done in Nepal

@pathegarty4757 4 года назад

These pilots must have stainless steel bollocks. Crazy buggers! 😱😳

@krpkrp3033 4 года назад

These pilots are so good the could a carrier landing on their first go.

@AlonsoRules 4 года назад

with crosswinds

@diamondminer2546 4 года назад

in a 747

@ewanferguson5153 4 года назад

While blindfolded

@adamgriffin8197 4 года назад

With the corona virus 🦠

@skywalker1592 4 года назад

@@SJF15 Try to get a normal pilot without training to do that 9 out of 10 times they wouldn't be able to

@nemo6686 3 года назад

The old line went "We don't fly when it's cloudy because our clouds have rocks in them..."

@tripprogers4814 3 года назад

Don't know how I missed this video for nearly a year..but check this out: For many people who have stayed in that freezing cold hotel, on their way to Everest, that room is the warmest and most comfortable place those hundreds of adventurers would experience for weeks if not months

@michaelkitchin9665 4 года назад

Man, I love how knackered that domestic terminal looks.

@nycflyertravel 4 года назад

Great profile on the Lukla airport! If transiting through there is scary now I can’t imagine what it must have been like when the runway wasn’t paved!

@captainsim3731 4 года назад

"but there hasn't been a crash since April, so....yeah let's take the most dangerous flight in the world to the most dangerous airport in the world"

@joel.sianturi 4 года назад

i was like "damn" haha

@iisakkihillner4748 3 года назад

With one of the most dangerous airlines

@lachlannichol2315 4 года назад

I was there 10 years ago. When I was there there was wreckage at the end of the run way where you were standing from an aircraft that had misjudged its approach and gone straight into the ground killing everyone on board. Then getting out was difficult because the weather had closed the airport for over a week. I ended up jumping in a old Russian chopper that some Americans had hired. Pilot landed it on a postage stamp sized field down the mountain then dropped it off the edge and amazing flight back

@TheNeilsolaris 2 года назад

I think I'd feel slightly paranoid if I had subscribers who were asking me to fly to the most dangerous airport!

@caseycandice 4 года назад

I went to Lukla by the jeep and walking 3 days because I was too scared to land here. I took the plane on my way back from Everest Base Camp and that was one of the scariest experiences of my life, as I have plane phobia I was crying the whole time silently 😂 But I would definitely do it again ! Best pilots in the world ! It's just a bit windy.. and there is just a little cliff at the end of the runway.. meeh it's okay nothing very important !

@cordial 4 года назад

Clearly it is a difficult approach, given the mountainous terrain and the no go-around situation. However, with 26 fatalities in its entire history, 18 of which coming from one incident in 2008, perhaps the title of most dangerous isn't really deserved.

@noelphilips 4 года назад

Absolutely agreed. And even if it is - it’s still pretty damn safe to me.

@cordial 4 года назад

@@noelphilips I believe the tag came from an history channel documentary. They should stick to the Nazis :)

@brittanip.4783 4 года назад

I was hoping you’d go here since you were in Kathmandu! I want to do the Everest Base Camp trek, but whenever I think about the tea houses and the cold on the way, I change my mind!! Loved the video!

@NobodyExpectsIE 4 года назад

That's luxurious accommodation for the mountainous areas of Nepal! The scenery is the best in the world. You need to man up and toughen up Noel, also some local Raksi will warm you up quicksmart if you can stomach it!

@ebenolivier2762 3 года назад

And the accommodation gets *much* worse as you go higher up the mountain. Lukla is luxurious in comparison. 🤣

@followyourdreams8673 3 года назад

I can’t even land a plane on my flying app! Awesome pilots in Nepal!

@timothy7805 4 года назад

Banned in the EU you say? Wonder when they’ll come to LHR then 🤔

@NintendoFanboy21 4 года назад

Because we left the EU yesterday

@NintendoFanboy21 4 года назад

@@liamwoodsmora914 no their are some stuff that I don't understand

@fly2cgnaviation83 4 года назад

@@liamwoodsmora914 I'm definitely against Brexit.

@clairegillies7919 4 года назад

Definitely one for the bucket list🤩

@SethFowler 4 года назад

This was great!

@BobbyHealy 3 года назад

wasn't expecting to see you in the comments, Seth!

@i99183 3 года назад

SETHHHHHHHH

@frogismeme 3 года назад

Yea

@Mike-vs3dv 4 года назад

I'm really glad i found your channel. I enjoy these a lot.

@noelphilips 4 года назад

Thanks for watching :)

@PaulStewartAviation 4 года назад

Yes i've been waiting for this video for a while! Will watch tonight with dinner :D

@martinawolfe2803 4 года назад

What a lovely place, I would love to go there

@sagarbhandari2501 4 года назад

You are welcome beautiful people😁❤️love from Nepal🇳🇵

@benharrrisss 4 года назад

My pulse was so high watching that landing. Hats off to the pilots, that takes real skill, I admire your courage, I flew into Pokhra nearby and I was terrified. You should try Paro Airport in Bhutan, apparently it’s the second most dangerous airport.

@landinsongs 3 года назад

Great episode. First video I've seen from a stroll around the runway. A nepalese pilot once said "In Nepal we don't fly in clouds, because in Nepal there are rocks in them" ;-)

@andersbolager 4 года назад

Nice video. Gives me wonderful memories. I guess this is a bit too early in the year to appreciate this location, but me and my dad went there in April and took the trip all way to the Everest Base Camp. You really need to to some trekking to really get the feeling for this place. At least, go to the nearest town, Namche Basar. The hotels there are better too and it is not high enough for serious altitude sickness :-)

@InuKun2008 4 года назад

It's known as a short field take-off, so you hold the brakes while adding throttle to the engines, and once at full power, release the brakes. This reduces the roll distance typically lost as the engines increase their rotation speed. Although into a river and not off a mountainside, Bay Bridge airport in Maryland, where I trained multiple US Navy student pilots how to fly back in 2007-08, is the same with the dip in the runway before you drop at the end. You can depart the other way, however the noise abatement due to the housing estate across the road from the runway on that end, makes for a challenge as you have to climb sharply to 500 feet, then bank hard to the left while continuing to quickly ascend to 1000 feet, as to avoid crashing into the suspension bridge across the Chesapeake Bay. Landing is equally entertaining, especially if folks on the bridge are unaware of the airport, and suddenly see a plane pass low over the bridge, before banking to turn onto final from base. It freaks them out a lot of the time, thinking that it's a terrorist attack and so tie up 911, only to be told that there's a GA airport right by the bridge, and that it's nothing to worry about.

@jimbobalob2009 4 года назад

so like launch control but on a plane

@9Y-MSBAviation Год назад

2:53 interesting how the 3rd ATR in the back registered 9N-ANC is the same one that Crashed in January of this year, killing everyone on board (Yeti Airlines Flight 691)

@shishirkshetry9238 4 года назад

2001 when I was born on the month of October and in July the king family of nepal were killed

@marklewis9146 4 года назад

Great video Noel, to scary for me I'm afraid but good to see it through your eyes. Think it's time you invested in a woolly hat!

@JamieLikesGames 3 года назад

Who else is here after trying to land an Airbus here in MS Flight Simulator 2020

@virginiafry9854 4 года назад

13,000 ft is high for an unpressurized aircraft! Pilots flying into Lukla need special training!

@annespurlock1255 4 года назад

There hasn’t been a crash since April. That’s comforting!!! 😟😲

@Ben-op4nb 4 года назад

Try Saint Maarten airport and stand on the beach!!

@fsx-legend4602 4 года назад

Saint Maarten has 8 thousand feet of runway this has 1700 straight dead in a mountain with no go arounds. St Barts is a different story. May of just said Paro in in Bhutan. St Maarten is not even close to being the most dangerous they land 747's there. Idiots on the Beach make it look more dangerous than it is.

@neilpountney9414 4 года назад

What a wonderful experience Noel. That will be with you for ever. Great Video too. Congratulations

@Welsh_Girl_UK 4 года назад

Woah, you are a brave man. No way would I even attempt to do that lol. Glad you are safe though and thankyou for doing this and filming it for us.. Another great report.

@laffyleo120 4 года назад

Captain sully lands A380 on this airport 😂

@herenow6953 4 года назад

Lol!

@AmyAnnLand 4 года назад

Hell, he could land it on the summit of Everest. Side note: another pilot who performed an equally heroic feat after losing both engines was Captain Carlos Dardano. In fact, he faced more difficulty since he only had one working eye due to being shot in the face on a previous flight. Man landed a 737-300 on a levee near New Orleans and only one minor ankle injury. He's not as well known, but deserves it just as much as Sullenberger. Look him up: TACA flight 110. Happened May 24, 1988.

@laffyleo120 4 года назад

Amy Ann thank you for the information I will 👍🏼

@adamcreatz 4 года назад

Amy Ann p

@steve-marsh 4 года назад

Noel where’s your mountain gear man!? 😂

@johngalderton 3 года назад

Excellent and informative videos always

@MomentsInTheSky 4 года назад

I’ve seen this on top ten most dangerous airports..exactly as you said..interesting video thanks

@christianstiker5345 4 года назад

8:34 holy crap that was absolute butter what the hell

@AmyAnnLand 4 года назад

It's just missing an air balloon going Mach 2 having 2 F-18 crashing into him and numerous unauthorized takeoffs with users by the name of "PooPoo2" and ""FUCKU420".

@BenErikNess 4 года назад

I was there i April 1985... Fantastic scenery and a spectacular airport! Great video!

@ameliawarren1868 4 года назад

I get so excited when I get a notification saying “Noel Phillips has posted a video” you’re never full of the same stuff you always mix it up it keeps the channel entertaining, love it 🙌

@siyuchen1518 4 года назад

Absolutely loving your videos and how you talk to the audience. Have you considered doing travel vlogs as well while you hang around between flights?

@prizman 4 года назад

Hey Noel! i have followed your channel for some time now! and your channel just is just getting better and better! loved the chapes flight in a row video! you should try to do more fun videos like that! keep up the good work!:D

@MrRamyon74 4 года назад

It's like landing in somebody's backyard on the side of a hill!!

@steve-marsh 4 года назад

The takeoff looks wayyy scarier! Like an aircraft carrier!

@pranjalkhadka5769 4 года назад

This airport is perfect morining alarm for people in lukla.. 🤣

@noelphilips 4 года назад

Although with the punctuality of Nepalese airlines probably not the most reliable ;)

@LearnwithAbhi996 4 года назад

Noel Philips haha sahi ho😂😂😂

@jennylee423 4 года назад

Yep, and even before the first plane lands, there is this loud siren that rings when the first plane flies from Kathmandu. That siren is enough motivation to wake up and get to the airport so you don't miss your flight to ktm.

@lecochonbleu 4 года назад

You ought to do a whistle - stop guide, 15 minute film, of some places you are visiting, such as Kathmandu and little Lukla itself. One further reason is - what's that camera you are using? It's really lovely, pretty amazing and I think it surpasses just about every RU-vid v-logger camera I've seen. Is it huge? I was thinking it must be, yet it fits in the tiny airplane seat to Lukla. Please let us know what it is? Is it new? Until this week, I've only caught your videos around a couple of times a month, when youtube suggests them. That's because I had to unsubscribe because I have so much migraine and I had to cancel videos of plane cabins. I was getting more sick unfortunately. It's better today with that really good camera, for sure, anyway. I don't know if you've changed it or it's me! Thanks for these interesting videos from your cheapest chain of flights idea. Who would have thought you'd end up in Nepal (and via Dubai) for so little and so few flights! (When I think how much my parents kindly funded me for a round the world trip around 20 years ago! And when I'd no accommodation pre-booked, so could have used last minute flights. The world was only beginning to shift towards truly budget flights and online, personal booking back then, though.)

@noelphilips 4 года назад

Thank you :) I mainly use my iPhone, the pieces to camera are ok my GoPro 7. The footage of the planes landing at Lukla was with my big camera, Nikon P1000.

@ladyl7348 4 года назад

Noel's the best!!! Amazing video!!! Hats off to these pilots!!!

@itsnotme07 3 года назад

I'd heard about this airport....even "funnier" if you've ever seen the movie Air America, Mel Gibson, Robert Downey Jr. Yeah, scary for sure. No interest in going there myself...so thanks for handling that for me Noel!

@c898dba 4 года назад

Possibly your best video to date! Enjoyed the fact it was more than a standard flight report - loved seeing the local area etc. Please carry on this format of exploring the area you are flying to. Cheers! Andy.

@Lex5576 4 года назад

The Twin Otter is like a big aluminum mosquito. You can make that thing light (land) in the drive-thru of a Burger King. Just the aircraft for this particular airport, or island hopping short runways in the Caribbean.

@antonolan 4 года назад

Great Video. Really interesting! I think the vids on RU-vid of lads sitting in business/first class are starting to become boring. This is the way to go!!!!

@jennylee423 4 года назад

I cringed so hard when you took off from Lukla because the plane that crashed on April was the exact same! And I've watched footage of the crash 100x on youtube. Luckily you made it!

@nomorehierros 4 года назад

A nice woolly hat is what you need Noel, makes a big difference in those freezing conditions!

@howlandowlle7953 3 года назад

. If that's the most dangerous, well, it makes other airports seem >really< okay. . But!!! Here's a question. Where, or how did you eat in Lukla? . You did eat, didn't you?

@AnneMB955 4 года назад

Amazing? I love your job. What a feeling to fly in and out of Lukla and actually exist in that part of the world. Cheers.

@itz.doubledee2237 2 года назад

Very sad about the missing flight ✈️ today RIP to the deceased and 🙏🏽 for the family’s

@TheUphillracer 4 года назад

Noel, I’ve seen some properly fascinating content on RU-vid but this just about takes the biscuit! Thanks for sharing your experiences.

@angsherpa5519 3 года назад

There is a nice airport just down the hill name “phaplu airport” in the same region. It was opened for commercial flight since 1968 and zero accident record. First time visitor would appreciate for lower elevation and immediate beautiful Mountain View, Numbur Himal. You can continue the journey by car or walk for acclamation. There are plenty of nice hotels, resorts and budget lodges with-in walking distance from airport. Low altitude and little far away from higher mountain means less foggy and less chances to cancel the scheduled flights.

@travellifestyles6843 4 года назад

It's been 6 months since I started to watch you're videos...... I am glad that you're "kinda" enjoying Nepal..... Being a Nepali I am only concerned bout you getting scammed AGAIN.

@noelphilips 4 года назад

Haha thank you but rest assured I was not scammed (I learned my lesson in India ;)

@indege5163 4 года назад

@@noelphilips lol ofcourse India

@travellifestyles6843 4 года назад

Maybe contact a subscriber in those RISK zones......... that might help... do wish you best and pleasant stay in Nepal

@orwellianhater4014 2 года назад

Did a little research. The airport opened in 1964 and wasn't paved until 2001. Of all the accidents in the airport's history, there was only one crash where non-crew passengers were killed. The vast majority of the incidences ended with no fatalities--with moderate to no injuries and little to severe damage to the planes.

@VIGGERSJ 4 года назад

My school has a program where while the rest of us went on camp a select bunch went to Nepal as part of their program of becoming a certain type of "leader" within the school. They flew to this airport and one of the teachers said it was one of the scariest things he has experienced

@EpicAdventuresPH 4 года назад

Once Loakan Airport in Baguio City, Philippines becomes operational again, I'll let you know and hopefully you can try flying your way to it. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loakan_Airport

@rduffy9948 4 года назад

To scary for this old chook. But, thank you for showing and doing it. What an experience.

@Bendigo1 2 года назад

Fun fact. The flights are scheduled early in the morning because after that it may get too warm for the planes to take off at that altitude.

@yordi-7658 4 года назад

Wow that plane and place where you fled looks like a plane that would crash on a mountain

@KozzieJ 4 года назад

Terrified of flying but watching this mad lad helps me not be a pussy!

@dhit6277 4 года назад

I just subscribed. I have been watching your channel for a week or so and it is quickly becoming one of my favorites. Hello from Canada!!!! Keep up the good work!

@noelphilips 4 года назад

Thank you! I literally just landed today from Canada :)

@antfirmin 3 года назад

Great video, probably the best one I've watched of yours so far!

@redsbricks5993 4 года назад

Sad you didn’t got on a Do228. Nice video as always. You’re an amazing RU-vidr. Keep it up

@noelphilips 4 года назад

Thank you!

@bigwinboard 4 года назад

You're brave. My palms were sweating watching this 😬

@jonathancox6907 4 года назад

Fantastic video!!! Nervous when taking off back out?

@noelphilips 4 года назад

Erm, maybe a little 😂

@kittyrudman6345 3 года назад

It was a dirt airport when I flew out in 1983 with a plane that crashed on the side. Plus no place on the side just straight out. However, flying in in 2008 was even scarier as when you fly out you have 10,000 feet or 3300 meters to make a mistake and recoup. Flying in you make it or you crash into the mountain. Your plane is so nice!!

@matthewparrott8369 4 года назад

Just want to say thank you for great information and content

@ou1g8 3 года назад

9:07 “We pay whole runway we use while runway”

@GTLPT 3 года назад

Great vid, very brave man

@seanpalmer6801 4 года назад

Just subscribed to your bloody amazing channel....no seriously you go from one extreme to another and is so informative ...looking forward to your new posts haha even your sponsors are useful too , well done fella

@noelphilips 4 года назад

Thanks Sean!

@prakashchongbang7007 4 года назад

I’m in Japan (now)

@RoyalMela 2 года назад

One positive thing is that the runway is actually "longer" than measured due to the uphill on landings and takeoffs on downhill. That helps a lot both ways. Planes slow down lot faster and takeoffs speed is reached faster too. Funny fact is the planes so not actually "land" but instead just fly level, and get the correct approach angle thanks to uphill runway.

@Bruno-vw8jv 4 года назад

This reminds me the good old days of Far Cry 4

@tstidm4 4 года назад

And I thought the approach to Reagan National is scary because of DC's No Fly Zone, but that takes the cake. I don't think I would take that flight honestly. I'm just not a Prop plane person.

@davidbishop7346 4 года назад

Always wanted to do this trip, one day!

@quarterjukebox208 2 года назад

Carry something secure to keep your camera in so if you crash and burn we can see the footage later.

@sme8499 4 года назад

Absolutely no way would I board that flight!

@careygrant8697 4 года назад

I read your trip advisor review. Sounds grim, though some people seem to have better luck there. You should always pack a woolly hat and wear it in bed.