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Yes. This aircraft was the A350-900 variant which can be abbreviated to A359

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Thanks! I guess the low-lying mist is common as its close to the confluence of two rivers. It was a good little flight.

Thanks! Ljubljana truly is a gem. Maybe next time you'll get a bit closer! ✈🛴🚙

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​@@robertmaher184your welcome

​@@robertmaher184I love a350-1000

@@gavinlovesplens1234 Me too!

I am aware of my under-reporting. Thanks for the correction

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Thanks very much. The Priority Pass plan is a Standard Plus membership which gives you 10 inclusive visits per year.

Its like comparing city and village, Belgrade is a metropolis.

@@carick235 hahaha belgrade is 💩

My apologies for the massive underreporting in the stats. That really is a significant increase from previous years. I've just read that the projections are even higher. Thanks for the correction.

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Thanks for your considered response. It's interesting how different airlines operate and serve various markets. I wasn't criticizing Air Serbia's operational strategy as two flights a day demonstates a commitment to maintaining connectivity. My comments was based on market share data, where Wizz Air holds 62% and Air Serbia has 0.05%, highlghting the scale difference between the two airlines servingTirana. Thanks for your insights. Interesting they can adjust the business class seating based on demand. Shows flexibility.

@@robertmaher184 Hi, thanks for the response. I didn't think you criticized it, I was just trying to say that they have different operational models. Wizzair establishes itself in various cities and then maintains operations from them (they have 3 or 4 aircraft in Belgrade too, as far as I remember) while Air Serbia is a much more centralized airline operating mainly, if not only, out of Belgrade.

@@danal81 Sounds like Wizz Air's competitive strategies are putting pressure on other airlines. And a challenge for traditional carriers to compete with.

@@robertmaher184 yup, indeed!

Yes, very elegant!

was Albanian stop this propaganda

Everybody is

😂😂😂 his ancestors still speak Albanian in Italy!!

Okay, as a Serb I know that. But what is the point of that information, with a video of this type, whose topic is not history. We Serbs are always strange. Let's be proud of our origin, but let's be people of the world, broad understandings, and let's stop fooling ourselves like the Balkans by insulting each other. Greetings from brotherly Montenegro 🇦🇱🇷🇸🇸🇮🇧🇦🇭🇷🇲🇪🌍

I like Tirana more than belgrade

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It did have a Christmas vibe didn't it. Interesting comment about JAT. Thanks very much

Thanks. Do you remember the aircraft type you flew in with JAT?

@@robertmaher184 I wasn't the airline geek back then, but at a guess the Lockheed L-1011, or perhaps MD11, but def not a DC10, but somewhere in the house I still have the JAT ticket !!!

Yes agreed. The following morning I was flying out on Air Serbia which would have made it even harder to retrieive the bags. Thanks so much

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I really like Poland thanks. Great airlines too!

Yes I know. Even my English has had one to many

My experience was that customer facing staff had a more direct way of communication compared to New Zealanders, it wasn't 'can-do'. It's as if people's attitude reflected years of economic hardship, my perception .

The announcement was fully OK and the small airline is also fully OK. I am not flight attendant but aviation fan and regular passenger, so trust me, much "larger" airlines like KLM or Lufthansa are complete joke. Bulgaria air lands, takes off and flies and has no cancelled flights like the "biggest" first class companies. I can read large amount of negative comments about BG Air but most of the people never had the chance to fly with them. Most likely you are one of this people. Or ass...oles like Josh Cahill paid by airlines to post negative comments. My last flight was with LZ-LON, the aircraft in the video, so brand new with friendly and polite staff.

So much ignorance in one comment.

@@operamusicfan Thank you for sharing your perspective. My comment was based on personal experience and perception. In New Zealand, people in customer-facing roles are generally helpful and go out of their way, which was the opposite experience in Bulgaria. My attempt to understand these cultural differences may have come across as uninformed and/or lacking understanding. if years of economic hardship have nothing to do with it, then I guess I unfortunately just met a few rude people, which is a pity. Did you have a different experience or just hold a different viewpoint you can share?

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Up until recently, the night flight into Bucharest was a wide body aircraft which would make it a different experience. Interesting, your connection to Romania. Thanks so much.

Yes, once off the beaten path! It's funny how travel destinations have shifted over time. Albania has piqued a lot of interest. All the best for your trip

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I agree. Tokyo would be a great stopover.

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I guess the accents reflect the changing NZ demographic. Thanks so much.

Did you see the northern lights?

@@robertmaher184 We did on the first of two tries. It was on a boat and wasn't looking promising but just after getting out of a rain storm, we had a great show. Tried a bus trip a couple days later with no luck. Wish I was there tonight, likely to be a great show if not cloudy which is a problem. Next winter is supposed to be an active solar year I'm told. It is an amazing sight.

I can imagine it would be a torrent of water in flood

Was that an A320 flight?

A320-232

Changi T2

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