Yesterday started very early. We boarded our first plane at 9:00 am which went from SLC to Detroit, Michigan. There was nothing all that special about that plane ride; it only lasted four hours. We had a four hour layover in Detroit until we boarded the second plane which went from Detroit to Paris. As I have said earlier, I have never been on an international flight. So I was very surprised when I walked onto the plane and it looked like this. (Most planes I have been on had two seats on each side of one isle.)
The seats were: two, isle, three, isle two. Each seat had its own TV and a remote that fit into the arm rest. |
This plane ride was eight hours long. First they served drinks then dinner. I had some sort of pasta. Just as I was about to fall asleep though, a tray fell on me. It wasn't a big deal because it was practically empty, but it did stop me from falling asleep earlier. I eventually got to sleep and woke up at the perfect time. The flight attendants were serving breakfast but I wasn't hungry at all and just had some orange juice. It took exactly 23 (with time change) to get to Paris. We left SLC at 9:00 am Saturday and got to Paris at 8:00 am Paris-time Sunday. Here are some pictures from both flights.
The sunset during the second plane ride. |
The outskirts of Paris as we're landing. |
I had some other pictures but I can't seem to upload them. :( Well, trying to explain just how cool is would be practically impossible, so I will just put a ton of photos in the next blog. I am going to split this one in two because it is getting late.
Arghhhh you're so lucky that you got individual TVs on your international flight! Usually we only get the individual TVs on the short flight, but I guess you got a newer plane. And yeah, a lot of airplanes have more seats. I have even seen a humongous airplane that was 3, aisle, FIVE, aisle, 3! Whoa!
ReplyDeleteHoly crap! We saw a double decker airplane in Detroit but I (obviously) didn't get to see the inside.
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