Stretching The Comfort Zone

AA 2006

Well it was kinda neutral experience for me. It is quite saddening as all I thought at the back of my mind is that all these technologies comes from the western world. Where is Islam in the field of aviation?

Well there is a Middle East section promoting its airlines with air stewardesses. Not even Islamic I would say.

The airshow was okay but the lapse between one flight to another was a little slow. The commentary was not audible. That is the down point of the whole experience. If anyone of you want to watch airshows in the future, try to bring sunglasses, umbrella, binoculars and a good set of camera that can really zoom in. That would have been great. Bring along a bottle of water as well.

I went with Rahman, a NS friend who is taking aerospace engineering. He enjoyed it but made me suffer in a way coz he's always staying at one place a little too long. For his schoolwork he says. But it's okay..

Here are more complaints: The food and drinks there are rip offs. And going back is a long walk to the bus station.

How I would rate the whole experience : Thank god I didn't pay for the tickets.

just a glimpse...

posted by Firdaus @ 10:37 PM