the trip
Warsaw (WAW) - Copenhagen (CPH) - Lot Polish Airlines
<b style="">Copenhagen (CPH) - Beijing (PEK) - Air China
Beijing (PEK) - Hong Kong (HKG) - Air China
Macau (MFM) - Kota Kinabalu (BKI) - AirAsia
All booking with three different airlines were made separately
flying day
After a sweet winter trip in Europe, it is time to fly back home. I never knew Poland is very cheap place, even the fare from the city to Chopin Airport by Uber was very cheap (maybe because it is close)
During check in, I told the attendant that we have a connection with Air China to Beijing that will depart just 4 hours after the landing. Hence I asked if we can check-in our luggage all the through to Beijing and Hong Kong reckoning both of airlines are Star Alliance member, however she can't do that. But she convinced us that we will be able to catch that flight. (Yes we did :D)
Passing the security clearance, painful ever as painful as in Beijing's Capital. I bet because I was travelling with three ladies wearing head covers so they check their body all through, like we brought explosive materials! :P
The thing I worried the most came when the flight was delayed for half an hour. So we might have around three hours in Copenhagen. To disembark, collect the luggage, queue for Beijing bound check in, immigration and security clearance and fly!
The cabin was new and fresh. A typical European short haul aircraft cabin.
Pushed back and ready for take off.
Warsaw from above, I love this city but once is enough :)
Legroom was just fine
The inflight magazine. I miss seat literature that no longer available these days due to the pandemic.
Shortly, the cabin crew came to the aisle to serve drink and snack. I request for hot coffee while my aunties requested water
Everyone was sleeping
This flight doesn't took that long after the crew announced the descent into Copenhagen. Dive into the thick cloud
Safely landed at Kastrup Airport Copenhagen. Good to have new airport stamp from Denmark (later when exit Europe and fly to Beijing)
Thank you for reading.
