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Try their Biz Class! That is the last Air India flight I did and it was OK. I think I was the only guy up front and was well treated. I got an impression there was a fine scotch that needed to be finished off. Beyond that, and not wishing to pass aspersions, I wouldn't dream of using them!😀

Used them early March, booked via email no issues.

Warbies bread in there now, but check out the chest freezers near the check out tills, for frozen crumpets and steak and kidney pies!

Yes, will they check you have the QR Code when you check in, and reject you if you don't? Will they use the 3 days to really check you out, more than the old TM6 cursory look the IO used to give.

I guess this is the correct site..... https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/#/home There might well be some fake ones popping up in a Google search.... I got one when I was trying to do the Indonesian Customs advance declaration. Filled in a load of information and then they were asking for $60, when it should have been free.

Nothing felt in Pattaya by myself. Bringing down The Waterfront might have been beneficial. I see the building in Bangkok fell vertically, pretty much into it's own footprint.... I hope that fact does not get the 9-11 conspiracy theorists going! Airports were closed in Thailand....as was BTS etc. Relatives of my Mrs all on motorcycles to get home, and minibuses. Heaven knows what the situation is in Myanmar..... I will be putting the news on shortly.

Talking of flights out of London... bit of a mess at Heathrow yesterday!

I will not be making my own but thanks..... no oven! No sign of them in the far corner past the bread.......where I found them before...... had a look in the long row of freezers too, usually can't see in them because of condensation. I enjoyed the last batch, as a lunchtime snack with cream cheese (Philly) on them.

Darn, no sigh of crumpets in the freezer Sunday.... any idea if out of stock or simply relocated?

Yes that was my recollection and experience......my thoughts are that 'Priority' should be easier, rather than the furthest away point it can possibly be. Airports in this part of the world are destined to be crowded with folks yet to learn about queueing, or how to use a bathroom.

Leaving it is at the far end again... on the check in level. On arrival I had already walked a long way and it was like Calcutta railway station.

Finding the priority passport lane is not so straightforward these days.. It had actually been some years since I arrived in BKK and I felt completely confused looking for priority..... many directions seemed to be for special people, it was crowded and near bedlam. That said, when I got to immigration lines, it was moving fairly well. I was met by Nam's taxi service and was very pleased with them.

Just done a flight myself. and pardon me for drifting off the topic of domestic flights. Could have gone far far cheaper with Air Asia, but decided against it... getting to DMG is aggravation enough early mornings. Nor did I want to mess about with seating charges and baggage. I could have managed with carry on but was not prepared to drag a case in transit... SQ and Changi do all that very well. Sadly air travel is getting worse in this part of the world, as the airports fill up with 3rd world monkeys that truly irritate, facilitated by cheap budget carriers.

Good..... although I spotted Bangkok plate cars parking near the Klang/3rd corner illegally without concern...there is a very popular restaurant on the South side.

Makes it sound very likely living here will be the death of me!