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The world’s largest aircraft, the A380 made its landmark debut with Singapore Airlines, carrying 450 passengers on its flight to Sydney from Singapore. To prepare for the super jumbo jet’s arrival, Sydney Airport authorities spent $128 million to upgrade its infrastructure which included the widening of runways, the reinforcement of underground tunnels and the construction of special air bridges to accommodate the A380′s double-decker design. Big fuss .. more ..
Posted 26 days ago at itravelnet.com Travel BlogQantas’s Airbus A380 registered VH-OQA or known as “Nancy Bird Walton” finally returned home from Singapore on the 22nd April. The A380 suffered an uncontained engine failure on the 4th November 2010 as it departed Singapore with bits of the engine falling to the ground, forcing an emergency return to Singapore. Since the return of the aircraft to Singapore, the aircraft has had investigators crawling over it to establish what happened. After they fin .. more ..
Posted 27 days ago at Ghetto IFE| Tweet I’ve flown into NRT many times over the years but this was the first time I’ve flown into the Osaka International Airport. A friend indicated it was a very modern airport but he neglected to mention just how cool this airport really is. Up until now, Changi Airport in Singapore has been my benchmark for International airports but KIX is certainly close to Changi’s caliber. .. more ..
Posted 28 days ago at Above the Clouds| Tweet I’ve flown into NRT many times over the years but this was the first time I’ve flown into the Osaka International Airport. A friend indicated it was a very modern airport but he neglected to mention just how cool this airport really is. Up until now, Changi Airport in Singapore has been my benchmark for International airports but KIX is certainly close to Changi’s caliber. .. more ..
Posted 28 days ago at Above the CloudsThe view from LIC's old freight yards, now a park Four weeks ago we sat in an airline lounge in Singapore bitching about Americans. The source of our ire was a fellow American, a businessman wrapping up a several-week work trip around the regi .. more ..
Posted 28 days ago at EatingAsiaThere are a lot of fine examples of adaptive reuse in Singapore. The hotel I stayed at in Chinatown was no exception. In fact, most branches of Santa Grand Hotels are heritage buildings that have b .. more ..
Posted 28 days ago at Ivan About Town | Tourist Spots in the Philippines | Philippine Travel BlogFiled under: Arts and Culture, History, Learning, Food and Drink, Asia, Singapore,
Posted 29 days ago at GadlingMatador Community member Aiste Stancikaite photographs the trippy cityscape of Singapore. [Note: Matador editors selected this Community blog post for publication at the Network.] I GOT HELD UP at Singapore customs and missed my bus, but then was saved by a Singaporean guy who helped me to get to the city. On the w .. more ..
Posted 29 days ago at Matador NetworkMatador Community member Aiste Stancikaite photographs the trippy cityscape of Singapore. [Note: Matador editors selected this Community blog post for publication at the Network.] I GOT HELD UP at Singapore customs and missed my bus, but then was saved by a Singaporean guy who helped me to get to the city. On the w .. more ..
Posted 29 days ago at Matador NetworkMatador Community member Aiste Stancikaite photographs the trippy cityscape of Singapore. [Note: Matador editors selected this Community blog post for publication at the Network.] I GOT HELD UP at Singapore customs and missed my bus, but then was saved by a Singaporean guy who helped me to get to the city. On the w .. more ..
Posted 29 days ago at Matador NetworkFive more airlines open routes to Vietnam April 22, 2012 An additional five airlines have registered to launch or resume flights to Vietnam between now and the end of this year. They include Air Hong Kong, Jeju Air (the Republic of Korea), Saudi Arabian Airlines (Saudi Arabia), United Airlines (the US), and Air China Cargo (China). Silk Airlines of Singapore, which is currently conducting flights to Danang, is also .. more ..
Posted 30 days ago at Chuck Kuhn's Asia in PhotosCoca-cola has installed a unique Hug Me vending machine in the National University of Singapore, where folks can get a free Coke by giving the machine a good squeeze… The beverage company has done this (spec .. more ..
Posted 31 days ago at YeinJee's Asian JournalKUCHING: Led by pianist and composer Susan Harmer, Tropic Green’s musicians are from USA, Japan, Singapore and Cuba — a truly cosmopolitan mix in true Singapore style, which is where they are based.Their material is original with captivating and unexpected twists — all written by Harmer, said a media statement here yesterday.In 2011, they were awarded a Singapore International Foundation grant to .. more ..
Posted 32 days ago at e-borneo.com - Travel Borneo BlogIn every country, there is a particular district that I have grown fond of. There's Tsim Sha Tsui in Hong Kong and Raffles City in Singapore. As a result, I would tend to book hotels within these areas as I find myself most comfortable and at ease when staying in these places. Both districts are considered highly commercial areas as they are filled with lots of shops and restaurants making it so convenient for Paul and I to eat, shop and walk around at any given time of the day.
Posted 33 days ago at Frannywanny : a food and travel blog"For over 30 years, Singapore Zoo (N1.40459 E103.79004) has been known to have among the most beautiful settings in the world, where animals roam freely in open and natural habitats. Covering 26 hectares, the park is home to almost 3,000 a .. more ..
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