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A New England Planespotter In...England (And Scotland)

So I've just gotten back from two weeks in London, almost directly beneath one of the arrival paths to Heathrow. One weird thing about being in London was that...my home airport, Logan, is big, sure, lots of international flights, but it's weird in that it's only a hub for three airlines, one of which is domestic. Being sandwiched between NYC and Newark does that to a place. So we get a pretty small selection of airlines here, all things considered.

Heathrow? Literally while taxiing from the runway to the gate I saw us go past an Air Mauritius and a Royal Brunei Airlines plane (and I didn't have my camera out to take a picture!). On the way out on my way home I saw a RwandAir plane (and it was at an angle behind me where I couldn't get a picture of it either!). I saw multiple A380s a day from British Airways and Singapore Airlines, and even a 747 flying for Korean Air Cargo went overhead! (747s never fly to Logan.) I saw THAI, Air India, TAROM, Air Serbia, and the full complement of gulf carriers - which I expected - and China Southern Airlines, which I somehow didn't.

Hey, wait, is that tailfin...

There she is! (I was so happy to see her that I think I startled the person sitting next to me.)

There were of course the usual faces as well - Delta, American Airlines, and even JetBlue now flies to London. I didn't see any full-size FedEx planes, but I did see a FedEx Feeder ATR 72 (at least I think it's a 72) at Edinburgh Airport.

(she was quite far away and the image is inevitably very crunchy)

A few other cargo airlines more typical of Europe were parked nearby her - DHL, Maersk Air Cargo (in the old Star Air livery), West Atlantic, and whoever that is at the end - the livery feels so familiar, actually, but there's no wordmark and half of me thinks it's a wet lease that hasn't been painted. If anyone remembers what's on the tip of my tongue, please do tell me.

While entirely expected, I also enjoyed seeing little Loganair ERJs around in Edinburgh. They're so short! I was arriving in an A320 and even then I had to wait until I was on the ground to take a decent picture that wasn't half cut off by the plane I was actually in.

I don't know enough about Loganair's routes to know what they actually fly to Edinburgh, but a tiny part of me was sad I didn't see any of their littler prop planes. I have a huge soft spot for the Britten-Norman Islander, the first prop plane I ever got to fly on, which Loganair operates two of. Among their uses in the fleet is operating the shortest scheduled route in the world, which lasts around a minute and is about as long as the runway I landed on when I took all those pictures. I won't pretend it's not on my bucket list. (To be fair, I am also legitimately interested in the archaeological sites on Papa Westray...just maybe not interested enough to take a longer flight to see them.)

These aren't all the airlines I saw, but the rest I'm saving for other days and other posts. Still, there is one more type of airplane I saw which I think I have never actually seen in Massachusetts. When I was at Edinburgh I heard this bizarre loud thing that sounded like nothing I'd ever heard before and looked up and saw what I thought was a C-130. Then I realized it was actually an A400M with its weird scimitar propellers. As far as I'm aware this is the first airlift plane I've seen in person that wasn't a static display and it's definitely the first plane I've seen that sounds like that. I also got to see my first ever helicopter that wasn't a tiny little general aviation thing in the form of a Chinook going right over my head at...really not that high, but it didn't have its transponder on so I couldn't tell you more exactly. Is that a thing in London? Airplane-sized military helicopters at low heights over populated areas with their transponders off? I don't remember ever seeing that before but I suppose it has been a while. It was very, very strange.

And that's a non-exhaustive list of the things you just don't get to see in Boston! I will definitely talk about some of these airlines in full someday, but some of them I probably won't. I at least had a lot of fun pointing at airplanes and going "wow...".

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Abu Dhabi: una ciudad más allá de sus sueños más salvajes

Abu dabi es la capital y segunda ciudad más poblada de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos tras Dubái que se encuentra en una isla al sureste del golfo Pérsico que cuenta con una población de 1,567,000 habitantes y las mejores atracciones del mundo. Es la ciudad más cara de la región y la 26 ciudad más cara del mundo. Ya que es el centro de la vida política del país, alberga importantes oficinas del gobierno federal y también es la sede del Gobierno de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos y la sede corporativa de muchas empresas multinacionales. Además, es el centro de las actividades industriales y de gran tradición cultural. Abu Dabi Emiratos Árabes Unidos es conocida por la espléndida Gran Mezquita Sheik Zayed que está considerada la mezquita más bella del mundo y la mezquita más grande del país con una capacidad de 41.000 espectadores, por la montaña rusa mas rapida del mundo que es Formula Rossa, numerosos centros comerciales de lujo, Palacio de los Emiratos, las torres Etihad y museos de clase mundial el Museo del Louvre. Ya que es una de las ciudades más seguras del mundo y ofrece fantásticas atracciones turísticas con mejores opciones de gastronomía y actividades aventureros, vaya a este lugar lo tanto posible. Etihad Airways, Flynas, Air New Zealand, Air Canada, Garuda Indonesia, Avianca, Gulf Air y SriLankan Airlines vuelan directamente a Abu Dhabi. Puede reservar los y pasar unos días divertidos. 

El Idioma

El árabe es el idioma oficial del gobierno y los negocios en Abu Dabi pero el inglés también es ampliamente utilizado por los lugareños y turistas. Aquí, la mayoría de las señales de carreteras y escaparates están escritas en inglés y el árabe. Otros idiomas hablados ampliamente incluyen hindi, urdu y persa.

El Clima y el mejor tiempo para viajar a Abu Dabi : 

Abu Dabi tiene un clima desértico que se puede caracterizar por temperaturas medias altas y precipitaciones muy escasas. Los meses más cálidos son entre los meses de junio a septiembre con temperaturas que pueden superar los 40 °C. No es un buen momento para visitar la ciudad porque hace mucho calor y humedad. No podrá hacer actividades y explorar atracciones al aire libre también, existe la posibilidad de deshidratación en el calor abrasador. Puede visitar Abu Dhabi en los meses más frescos de invierno entre noviembre y marzo cuando el tiempo es agradable y más fresco. Es la época más popular para visitar esta ciudad porque las temperaturas son mucho más suaves de lo que son en el verano y es mucho menos húmedo. Aunque experimenta el sol brilla pero no hace mucho cálido y no hay ninguna posibilidad de lluvia.

Atracciones mundialmente famosos que ver en Abu Dabi : 

La Mezquita Sheikh 

La Mezquita Sheikh es una hermosa mezquita situada en Abu Dhabi Emiratos Árabes Unidos. Es una de las mezquitas más grandes del mundo y una obra de arte arquitectónica masiva que combina diferentes escuelas de arquitectura islámica. Esta mezquita cuenta con 82 cúpulas, más de 1.000 columnas, candelabros dorados de 24 quilates y alfombra aunada a mano más grande del mundo. Esta mezquita fue la visión del jeque Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyn que es el padre fundador de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos. Es muy famoso por sus hermosos diseños y detalles intrincados. Desde los suelos de mosaico de mármol más grandes del mundo hasta las distintivas cúpulas brillantes cubiertas con impresionantes agujas de hoja de oro, cada característica y detalle representa una forma de unidad global y atrae a millones de visitantes cada año.

El Louvre Abu Dabi

El Louvre Abu Dabi es un importante e icónico museo de galería en Abu Dabi que tiene una superficie de unos 24 000 m². Además de ser el museo más visitado del mundo es también el museo más grande del mundo. Este museo es considerado una de las maravillas urbanas modernas del mundo, no solo es el primer museo universal del mundo arabe, sino también un poderoso símbolo de la ambición y el logro de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos. Este museo alberga más de 600 piezas de obras históricas, culturales y artísticas de todo el mundo. Aquí encontrará desde pinturas renacentistas hasta antiguas tallas chinas, mapas del mundo del siglo XV y artes contemporáneas hechos por artistas de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos.

El Centro comercial Yas

El Centro comercial Yas es el segundo centro comercial más grande de Abu Dhabi y los Emiratos Árabes Unidos que tiene una superficie aproximada de 235.000 metros cuadrados. Está situada muy cerca del aeropuerto internacional de Abu Dabi y solamente lleva alrededor de 16 minutos para llegar por coche. Si quiere ir de compras el momento en que aterriza puede fácilmente hacerlo. 

Este centro comercial sirve como un lugar para ir de compras, para comer y entretenimiento para los residentes de Abu Dabi y la Isla Yas. Es el hogar de más de 370 marcas internacionales, restaurantes de cocina diversas, bares y cafés fantásticos, increíbles tiendas de zapatos y ropa. Se presenta en una serie de calles, avenidas, bulevares y plazas y se caracteriza por un patio interior rodeado de árboles, restaurantes y tiendas y también una piscina poco profunda.

Mejores hoteles para alojarse en Abu Dabi : 

Yo no creo que tenga ningunas dudas sobre las condiciones y calidades de hoteles de Abu Dabi. Ya que es un destino lujoso para vacacionar, ofrece hoteles lujosos y de cinco estrellas que proveen mejores instalaciones y servicios de talla mundial. Mayoría de ellos, ofrecen Wifi ilimitado, piscina en la azotea, gimnasio, salón de spa, servicio de aparcacoches gratuito, centro de negocios, conserje, servicio de habitaciones, una gran cantidad de servicios rejuvenecedores, desayuno de cortesía, acuerdos excelentes y mas. Ahora, voy a compartir una lista de hoteles en Abu Dabi a precios bajos y altos para que pueda seleccionar según su preferencia cuando viaja a este fantástico lugar.

Hoteles

Precios

Top Stars Hotel

36 USD

Aloft Abu Dhabi

116 USD

Andaz Capital Gate Abu Dhabi 

208 USD

The St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort 

306 USD

W Abu Dhabi, Yas Island

436 USD

Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental

545 USD

Cozy Al raha Beach Home

811 USD

Nurai Island, Saadiyat

908 USD

Conclusión

Abu Dabi es la capital de los Emiratos Árabes Unidos que se encuentra en la costa del Golfo Pérsico. Es el más grande de los siete emiratos que conforman los Emiratos Árabes Unidos. Es mundialmente conocido por sus lujosos centros comerciales, su impresionante arquitectura y famosos monumentos culturales. Su perfecta mezcla de la modernidad y rica cultura pueden ser vistas en sus atracciones de gran arquitectura como La Mezquita Sheikh y sus modernos centros comerciales como el centro comercial Yas. No solo eso, la ciudad ofrece varias opciones de cocina diversa y asombrosa y ropa de marca.

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No. 38 - SriLankan Airlines (Air Lanka)

Thank you to anon for requesting SriLankan Airlines! This was a lot more interesting of an airline to talk about than I expected.

To begin with, take a look at that logo. I love that. The stylized bird looks fantastic and the typeface really matches it well. This is good.

But I will talk more about the logo in a bit. Let's talk about the planes they fly.

A gay plane has...taken off?

And in the process reflect on planes of years past.

An old plane has also taken off.

SriLankan Airlines, which was known as Air Lanka from its establishment in 1979 until 1998, is the second flag carrier of Sri Lanka. It was launched after the demise of former flag carrier Air Ceylon as a fully government-owned company. Though it was briefly partially privatised, it is now re-nationalised. There are apparently plans to potentially re-privatise it, but we will see. They're very recently announced and tentative.

Based on the wording of anon's ask, I get the sense they want me to specifically talk about Air Lanka, and to be totally honest I think I would be doing the airline a huge disservice if I didn't.

I can't read Sinhalese or Tamil, which impacts my ability to really fully understand the apparently quite eventful history of the airline. There are a few op-eds in English written for Sri Lankan publications, but as I'm not the intended audience I would need to research a lot of context before I could really understand much of it. It's a shame, because I am now curious about this.

Thankfully images transcend language, so I can understand how its livery has developed over time. Well, 'developed' is sort of a strong word. They had one livery, and then they had another. They really don't like to switch up their liveries every ten years how many airlines do, and I actually really respect that. Don't get rid of something good if you don't need to.

But was it good?

I never really thought about the landing gear on the L-1011. It feels like it's located so far back. Is it similar to the Trident's sideways gear to leave space for its massive electronics bay that it used to autoland? Also, that's not that many wheels for a plane that big.

This livery looks sort of standard for something invented in 1979, but it has hidden depths. Even just in terms of its broader design I prefer it to a lot of 70s cheatline liveries. The way it loops down to envelop the tail is nice and the smaller line outlining the main block of color feels almost anachronistic in the sense that it's quite a modern choice. Somehow the two lines on the nose make it look distinctly beaklike, which I think is neat. The wordmark is...acceptable, though unfortunately it seems to only be in English. They primarily used TriStars, which is quite discerning of them. But what's that thing on the tail?

I like the modern logo but I prefer this one far and away. It's really pleasing to look at and looks graceful despite its sharpness. Just very nicely designed. I think, if a good modern designer was given this logo, they could design a truly fantastic livery incorporating it.

Actually, although it undeniably looks like a peacock, it's got a bit less immediately visible of a meaning. Aviation is actually a pretty big part of Sri Lankan folklore, and according to the airline itself that peacock is actually the Dandu Monara, a flying machine flown by the legendary king of Sri Lanka Ravana in the Sinhalese version of the Ramayana. This is incredibly cool. Apparently, flying machines in a broader sense are a common feature of Sri Lankan folklore, and they are generally described as being wooden peacocks. I'm genuinely quite sad that I can't find very much about this in English, except for this article by an American researcher, so if anyone knows of any books in English on the subject please let me know.

It's a very elegant execution of the concept. It's easy to buy this blocky, geometric peacock as a machine, without it losing the ability to be recognized as a bird.

The red, meanwhile, is taken from the Sri Lankan flag. I would honestly love to see a livery for this airline that's on a base of yellow with these gorgeous secondary blue-green, orange, and the absolutely stunning burgundy shade used on the largest square. I think it's very unfortunate that Air Lanka chose a redder shade, because I think the warm hues of the flag are both uncommon in combination and very, very harmonious with each other. Normally I would find four distinct colors a bit busy for a livery trying to be on the simpler side, but with the yellow as a base, the burgundy making up most of the design, and the other two colors used for accent something truly great could be created.

The red they chose, while a more conventional pick that I feel is a bit of a let-down relative to what they could have done, is still a very nice vivid red. The logo is well-positioned on the tailfin, the entire design looks clean, and especially for the time this was thoughtfully designed and well executed.

I'm giving Air Lanka (1979-1998) a C+.

That grade, though, is for the livery. If I were just talking about the logo by itself, this would be one of my favorites I've covered so far.

And then in 1998 something happened.

Remember Air Lanka? This is them now. Feel old yet?

Just kidding. They only owned 40% of Air Lanka. In 1998 Air Lanka was partially privatised and Emirates purchased a minority state. One of the first things they did was completely rebrand the airline.

Well, it's certainly more modern. It is...very very white, and it looks...very much like the Emirates livery. Different colors for the text, different literal logo, but otherwise much is the same. The placement of the text, of the logos on the engines, and of the design on the tail - a sort of swoop from the tip of the fin to the fuselage body.

I think I prefer the old logo. While the new one does incorporate the rest of the flag, which I like, it distinctly feels alive. It feels like a bird. Normally I would like that, but given the inspiration of a wooden flying machine it feels a bit harder to recognize. The original logo was just...really really fantastic.

That said, the way it looks like the peacock is climbing up the tail, and the way it flows onto the main body, is nice.

I'm not sure how I feel about the blue underbelly on some of their planes. I mean, I'm kind of a fan of just telling everyone on the ground to visit Sri Lanka, but the blue feels very strange. If it were up to me I would have just done something which occupied more of the plane for a primary design, so it didn't feel like the wings and tail have a wholly different color scheme from the wordmark and underbelly, but that's how it feels.

It also feels...distinctly Emirates-y in a way I don't like. I actually think Emirates's execution of this particular concept is uninspiring but acceptable, but I just don't like the amount of resemblance here. It isn't exactly Continental and Copa, but it's far from KLM and Air France either.

These planes are mostly all white. Whether or not that's jarring or not really depends on the angle, and I think more often than not it looks okay. Nothing here bothers me, but I feel disappointed. Maybe my visions for how fantastic a livery based on the Sri Lankan flag and the Dandu Monara emblem could be were a bit unrealistic, with how airlines are, but it's a shame to see traces of Emirates in an airline that hasn't even associated with Emirates for over a decade now (it was renationalised in 2008). This is not fantastic, but this is not bad. It is not Lufthansesque, and if I saw this in 1998 I think I would actually be slightly nicer to it. But it's also mostly white, doesn't do anything spectacular, and passes up so much unique potential which could have made it one of my favorites.

I'm giving SriLankan Airlines a C.

I did debate taking that down to a C-, but I ultimately don't even think I can say I dislike this. I just wish it was more. I hope, whatever its future is, somebody commits to making SriLankan Airlines the legendary flying machine it has always had the potential to be.

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COLOMBO: Cash-strapped Sri Lanka’s national airline announced a staggering $525 million annual loss on Friday.With nearly 6,000 staff, SriLankan Airlines is the biggest and most expensive of the cash-haemorrhaging state companies that have drained the budget and compounded the worst financial crisis in Sri Lanka’s history.The bankrupt South Asian island’s $3 billion bailout by the International…

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Sri Lanka airline boss says 'don't be a CEO during Covid'

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Sri Lanka’s national carrier has been struggling against even more headwinds than many of its rivals.

Airlines around the world have been buffeted by the impact of countries closing their borders during the pandemic and soaring fuel prices due to the Ukraine war.

State-owned SriLankan Airlines is also facing the worst economic crisis for decades in its home country.

Its British-born boss told the BBC how he plans to turn the firm around.

“I think the first lesson for me is don’t ever go and be a CEO during Covid,” Richard Nuttall, the chief executive of SriLankan Airlines, jokes when asked what his biggest takeaway is from the last two years.

Mr Nuttall has spent decades in the airline industry, working with names including Cathay Pacific and Philippines Airlines.

He became the chief executive of SriLankan Airlines in April last year, after joining the company in November 2021 as its chief commercial officer.

He joined the loss-making carrier after Sri Lanka eased its coronavirus border restrictions and hopes were high that the firm was set to see a recovery in passenger numbers.

However, the economic problems that had been dragging on the country since before the pandemic deepened in the summer of 2021.

A series of missteps by the government resulted in the worst economic crisis since the country’s independence, depleting Sri Lanka’s foreign reserves needed to import everything from food to fuel.

Soaring prices saw protesters taking to the streets, which hammered the country’s tourism industry, which was vital to its economy.

Countries that advised their citizens to not travel to Sri Lanka smacked of “double standards”, Mr Nuttall said.

“In the west, protest is a sign of democracy and nobody issues travel advisories. But when you have a protest in somewhere like Sri Lanka, everybody slaps on travel advisories.”

In February, Sri Lanka secured a $3bn (£2.4bn) bailout from the International Monetary Fund.

As part of the plan to rebuild its shattered economy, the government aims to raise funds by privatising SriLankan Airlines.

In February this year, unable to meet interest payments due end of the year, the company defaulted on a $175m (£140m) bond.

Mr Nuttall highlighted that, while he was not against selling off the business, there was still a lot of work to be done to restructure its debt before that can happen.

“If we can structure that debt, then a large part of what we’re paying as interest comes back and can be used to run the airline,” he said.

“And it means that an outside investor can come in and not pay for the sins of the past.”

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American Airlines AA

Chicago AA186

Dallas AA80 AA90

Los Angeles AA136 AA162

New York AA184

Seattle AA146

British Airways CX

London BA18 BA28

Cathay Pacific CX

Hong Kong CX550 / CX592 CX598

Finnair AY

Helsinki AY182 AY184

Iberia IB

Madrid IB6808

Japan Airlines JL

Tokyo Haneda JL26 JL28 JL32 JL34

Tokyo Narita JL802 JL804 JL806

Osaka JL814 JL818

Nagoya JL834

Malaysia Airlines MH

Kota Kinabalu MH78

Kuala Lumpur MH182 MH184 MH186 / MH162 MH188

Northern Airlines IN)

Atlanta NN936

Boston NN912

Chicago NN906

Dallas/ Fort Worth NN980 NN990

Houston NN962

Los Angeles NN912 NN936 NN938 NN940

New York NN904 NN910 NN926 NN946

San Francisco NN902 NN908 NN932 NN934

Seattle NN928 NN930

Toronto NN926 NN928

Vancouver NN938 NN966 NN988

Boston NN912 NN944

Chicago NN926

Dallas NN930 NN932

Houston NN914

Los Angeles NN908 NN924 NN942 NN962

Miami NN906

New York NN904 NN910 NN926 NN954

San Francisco NN920 NN968 NN972

Seattle NN916 NN980

Washington DC NN922

Amsterdam NN824 NN870

Barcelona NN818 NN822

Brussels NN838

Copenhagen NN826 NN882

Dublin NN806

Dusseldorf NN876

Frankfurt NN806 NN872 NN888 NN898

Istanbul NN866

London NN850 NN852 NN854 NN860 NN862 NN864 NN866

Madrid NN814 NN872

Manchester NN802 NN820

Milan NN834 NN886 NN888

Moscow NN862 NN864

Munich NN874 NN896

Paris NN860 NN876 NN878

Rome NN894

Zürich NN880 NN882

Seoul NN670 NN676 NN678

Amsterdam NN524 NN570

Copenhagen NN552 NN582

Frankfurt NN506 NN526 NN536 NN572

Istanbul NN592

London NN506 NN508 NN518 NN522 NN560 NN562 NN564 NN566

Manchester NN502 NN512

Milan NN578 NN586 NN588

Munich NN528 NN574

Paris NN576 NN578

Rome NN568 NN584

Zurich NN546 NN580

Bangkok NN448 NN450 NN452 NN464

Brunei NN400

Da Nang NN468 NN486

Davao Cebu NN496

Hanoi NN418 NN458

Ho Chi Minh City NN422 NN456 NN460 NN462 NN490 NN494

Jakarta NN418 NN424 NN426 NN432 NN436 NN464 NN498

Kuala Lumpur NN404 NN408 NN414 NN416

Manila NN436 NN438 NN442

Penang NN426 NN432

Phnom Penh NN440 NN474 NN476 NN478 NN482

Phuket NN476 NN492 NN496 NN498

Siem Reap NN482 NN484

Singapore NN430 NN434

Beijing NN302 NN304

Changsha NN324 NN326

Chengdu NN318 NN386

Chongqing NN328

Dalian NN350

Fuzhou NN374

Guangzhou NN300 NN306

Haikou NN318

Hangzhou NN388 NN390

Harbin NN354

Hong Kong NN378 NN380

Jinan NN372

Kunming NN362 NN364

Macau NN394

Nanchang NN312

Nanjing NN380 NN382 NN384

Nanning NN314

Ningbo NN376

Qingdao NN360 NN386

Quanzhou NN378

Shanghai NN326 NN330 NN336

Shenyang NN356

Shenzhen NN308

Taipei NN392 NN396 NN398

Tianjin NN338

Wuhan NN320 NN322

Wuxi NN370

Xi'an NN334 NN336

Zhengzhou NN316

Bengaluru NN208 NN214

Chennai NN212 NN274

Hyderabad NN252

Kochi NN254 NN256

Kolkata NN210

Mumbai NN202 NN204

Brisbane NN052

Melbourne NN010 NN036

Perth NN058 NN072

Sydney NN002 NN004 NN062 NN082

Oman Air

Muscat

Qantas

Brisbane QF106

Melbourne QF118 QF122 QF124

Perth QF108 QF116

Sydney QF102 QF112 QF120

Qatar Airways

Doha

Royal Jordanian

Amman RJ198

SriLankan Airlines

Colombo UL488

[alphabetsoup-blogposts]

"Flu [Shot]"

is:

Shot—LUF/Ful. (Fullerton, US, or eg, Lufthansa or Fulford Harbour, both informally)

F—UL/LU (Luxembourg, SriLankan Airlines, UL Logistics, Uruguay)

or

Flu, Shot

Flu to SH/HS (eg, Sharp Airlines AUS)

Flus to H (Hamilton, Halifax...)

where Shot is Blow, F is Freddy and Flu is Pingus.

#anagrams #just barely #The Wave

[alfatravelblog]

Cabin Crew ✈️ 🛫 AirHostess Hiring ✈️ 🛫Srilankan Airlines ✈️ 🙇‍♀️by ...

#youtube

[real-elizabeth]