When was the last time you took the airplane?

2018
Lisbon to Helsinki
[spoiler]and back[/spoiler]

2018
Moscow > Prague

>riga
cringe

2008
Oslo-Budapest

2002
London to Vilnius

>2015
>Budapest -> Nürnberg

Was in like 20 planes so far, but got fucking afraid of flying the last years. No idea why, I used to enjoy it.
The last times I was flying I always got pretty wasted before to not freak out in the plane. Now I take thousands of kilometers long car trips and it is also a lot of fun.

2016
Paris -> Reykjavik

I identify as a balt.

You have never flown, have you?

this september from cam ranh to vladivistok

got a place near the toilets >< but at least had all the leg place i might need

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2002
Chisanu to New York City

How can you be so poor in Austria? I mean you can fly for like 30 euro nowadays. Anyway I'm sorry but I'm sure someday you'll fly all around the world user :)

What Sibrian shithole are you from user?

what is ranh?

1990
at the time average citizen still could afford flights at reasonable price

domestic flight

2018 Tokyo - Zurich
Took a lot of planes this year. Probably the best thing about Switzerland is that you can travel a lot and everywhere seems cheap (except Japan)

july from molde to budapest

кaмpaнь in russian
it's spelled in two words cam ranh by them and generally in latin

Tomsk

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2009
From Heraklion to Amsterdam

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Uuuuhh, spring of 2015 to Porto, Portugal I think.

London to Edinburgh for a wedding last month. And back again I suppose.

Even in today's world of super-cheap air travel? One of the complaints I sometimes hear is how cheap air travel is allowing poor immigrants to easily move here. Just taking a quick look at a quick example, you can get a flight from Vienna to Paris for a day trip for around £100 return, you don't even need to pay for a hotel if you are just going sightseeing for a day.

3 months ago on a flight from Brasilia to Belo Horizonte

2015
Helsinki - Las Palmas

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2016.
From Tours to Athens.

(I'M A GREEK)

Never
i did ride a helicopter, old mi8
it was good

Were you there on army business?

August. Amsterdam - Porto

пaдaжи, я дoлбoeб, я нa флaг внимaния нe oбpaтил

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HEL-JFK-HEL in August

2002: Washington, DC Spokane, WA

>all these shut in NEETs who haven't flown in the last few months
lmfao

yeah, helped them to fight off those pesky americans

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>Japan
>expensive
was actually cheaper than I expected

also
last week, Düsseldorf to Munich

2015
from Munich to London

2017: London, Singapore, Bali, Jakarta
Was on a plane 8 times within a month

>International flight
2009
Kuala Lumpur to Heathrow
>Domestic flight
Sept 2018
Miri to Kuching

2013
Nuremberg to Vienna

2017
I went up in the air for 30 minutes and went back down to the same airport

Tours has an airport?

Bruder nimm doch bus

8 days ago, from Oslo to Helsinki
8 days ago, from Mo I rana to Oslo
15 days ago, from Oslo to Mo I Rana
15 days ago, from Helsinki to Oslo
17 days ago, from Split to Helsinki
25 days ago, from Helsinki to Split
1 months~ ago, from Amsterdam to Helsinki
1 months~ago, from Helsinki to Amsterdam

May 2018 from helsinki to tokyo and back

don't you have cars/trains?

Are you daft? Why spend 20+ hours on a train when you can fly it in two or three

is binland that large? don't you have speed train?

Earlier this month. I prefer boat travel tbqh.

Are you drunk or something, I flew to Norway, Croatia and the Netherlands

There aren't even direct trains to these places (except Norway but that's literally 20+ hours)

This august, from Moscow to Simferopol

I thought all of those city names with the exception of amsterdam are in finland. sorry.

never used

>May of this year
>Washington DC to Nashville
last international flight was Washington to Warsaw (layover in London)

2016
Frankfurt -> Vegas

Also yes Finland is rather big

I have to go to Oulu every now and then and I get to choose between 8 hours on a high speed train or pay triple for a 55 minute flight

I always fly

>high speed train

kek this one hour of airplane are like 700-800km probably do you consider 100km/h high speed in Finland?

The high speed goes at 220 I think

I'm going today to korea
last time was 14 months ago to guam

Are you that island that Kim wanted to nuke? I'm not even sure what country is Guam t bh

USA baby I wish kim fucking would
because I want to die lol

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Train are comfy imo if sometimes is better than take a plane. Well I guess it depends on the view ;)

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April 2017 from Leeds to Málaga and then bus to Seville

I was looking up just now. Why are you sad? Guam seems like a paradise. Go for a swim user

You live in Seville? Been there a few times is reeaaally hot down there

just 5-8 hours of trees

Pretty much like going to Berlin by car then fucking Schwarzwald

I live there, yes. Right now is cool, but from may to october it's hell on Earth yes

Oh, je raconte de la merde, en fait c'était à Paris.
Pour ta question : oui...apparemment, même si je ne l'utilise jamais.

>>When was the last time you took the airplane?
11 October 2018.
>Next
Next week.

You have one of the strangest bar I ever been (Garlochi) .Even if so hot I really like that part of Spain, Granada is beautiful too

Early 2017 to go to Sint Maarten/Saint Martin and back again.

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2016 from Amsterdam to Ankara, I don't trust the airport in Brussel even though it's closer

Is the most dangerous/difficult landing right? I went to Skiathos(I think its the second) and was pretty crazy kek

Skiathos maybe the crazier one but Maho Beach is definitely the most comfy one, especialy with the bar (Sunset Beach Bar) near the beach.

Last week 45min ride to Kuala Lumpur.

Why would anyone get on one of those flying death traps

*dies in a car crash*

>going outside

Its the safest mode of travel actualy.

No, area is a flat terrain, long runway, all big plane can land there. It look dangerous because it sided with public beach.
Juancho Yrausquin is only miles from that, and is also considered the hard(est) one.

2017
Helsinki to Copenhagen

2 weeks ago
flight from NRT

I do Marseilles-Casablanca like once every month, sometimes 2.

But other than morocco it was Paris-Kaliningrand in June to watch morocco in the world cup ( we lost )

*dies in a home accident*

2013
Bilbao-Berlin and back

very last time was 2015, back home
SCL to ASU

everything is written
when it's your time, it's your time no matter by which means

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2017
Mexico City - Vancouver
Vancouver - Mexico City

Last week, flew by myself

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Last week. Home to my parents in Italy and back.

No fuck plane, 800km/h on plastic aluminum tube while on 12km above ground while aluminum fan cant spin forever and while single pilot error can have domino effect on another error, c'mon.

To UAE for chill on last April