Just landed.....

Just landed back in Changi Airport this evening.

While I wait to disembark the plane, I thought:



If you have lived in Australia or have seen Qantas' advert, they sometimes use the "I still call Australia home" song and though I am not Australian, I feel very attached to it. (Probably because I lived there a few years)

Maybe Singapore Airlines when the plane lands in Changi Airport, should play a instrumental version of the song by Kit Chan, "Home". It will make passengers that call Singapore "Home" very welcomed and warm hearted!

If you play the song with the lyrics, some might cringe when they hear it and say 'propaganda' again. LOL! Gentle, soft instrumental version of it will be good while people are anxious to grab their overhead luggage and standing impatiently to get off the plane.

What do you think?

Taking cutlery off the airplane.... ok or not ok?

Earlier today, I was at a friend's house celebrating someone's birthday. We had a beautiful cake and ate it using small plates and tea spoons.

My latest hobby is 'instagram'-ing things I see. 

I took a photo of the spoon and instagram/tweet/facebook it asking: "Hands up, who also have Singapore Airlines utensils taken off the plane".
 (it does not sound grammatically correct).



I had quite a few interesting replies from all over! Just as I guessed, many people have cutlery taken off airplanes.

What made me laugh includes these answers:
- I took blankets too
- My grandmother took blankets as well!
- Their towels are of good quality (do they have towels?)

Someone who works in the airline industry said, people in Business Class takes plates off the planes too! (how can they pull it off? gasp!)


The original photo before it being 'instagram-ed' by the filters.

Do you know if it is OK to take things off the plane?

Christmas Mood on Singapore Airlines Flight

I was on a Singapore Airlines flight from Hong Kong to Singapore recently and noticed that they have put up Christmas decorations in the cabin!



On the LCD Screen on the plane, you can see the timing of the city it flies from and the city it is flying to. Do you know that current Singapore Time is not on the correct time zone?

Singapore is on Daylight Savings mode 24x7.