I flew the QF 737-800 from Perth to Sydney on 3 November and the experience was quite good. Despite no personal entertainment screen, I had the chance to use the wifi where I can listen to music, play games, send iMessages, browse through sports matches. However the usb ports are beneath the seats. I still that it was a good way to use wifi on the plane. On the other hand, the 737-800 are starting to get very tired and will be replaced with a321Neo.
People who choose not to sit at a window must have no soul. They're flying through the air! They've put up with all the expense, delays, frustrations, odors and excruciating screeches it takes to get there and looking out the window is the *BEST PART.* Actually, it's the _only_ part of the whole ordeal that's at all enjoyable. The world is passing below them and they don't want to see it? How is that even _possible?!_
I agree, I always book a window seat as I love seeing the world go by. Some people though do like the convenience of having easy access to the isle for toilet breaks or to stretch their legs, so don't be too hard on them. If everyone wanted a window we would find it hard to book one!
@@rod_at_adelaide5766Absolutely! I'm super glad some people are like that. I just can't imagine being so completely uninterested in such an incredible and beautiful experience. I've flown quite a lot and that part just never gets old for me. All the rest of it, however, is just a miserable test of my patience.
Great Video!.... just to comment on the last bit... last time I traveled Skybus was the last time. The seats are so uncomfortable and less leg room than an economy seat. I've discovered that for just a few dollars you can get the local bus from Melbourne Airport to Broadmeadows and pickup the train into CBD. Or take the other bus from MEL to Airport West and pickup the tram. I travel light, so its easy for me, but Skybus again, no way. Keep up the great vids!
Thanks for another great trip report. Adelaide airport looks really nice, clean and open. Always good to have a barista coffee in the lounge too, rather than slumming it at a machine. 🤓 We even got some cool bonus footage of Melbourne at the end. Enjoy your next flight.
Nice report Aidan, Qantas Club Adelaide is pretty good for a small lounge, was an unusually bumpy flight taking off from ADL, looking forward to the rest of this trip mate, cheers
QFC in Adelaide is one of the better ones, like Darwin. They offer business lounge type catering. I'm sure going to miss it as I've recently lost my lounge privileges, dropping from Gold to Silver is painful, but I sadly no longer plan to fly QF JQ that often.
I flew the QF 737-800 from Perth to Sydney on 3 November and the experience was quite good. Despite no personal entertainment screen, I had the chance to use the wifi where I can listen to music, play games, send iMessages, browse through sports matches. However the usb ports are beneath the seats. I still that it was a good way to use wifi on the plane.
On the other hand, the 737-800 are starting to get very tired and will be replaced with a321Neo.
Another great video Aidan, with a little drama for good measure! 🙂
People who choose not to sit at a window must have no soul. They're flying through the air! They've put up with all the expense, delays, frustrations, odors and excruciating screeches it takes to get there and looking out the window is the *BEST PART.* Actually, it's the _only_ part of the whole ordeal that's at all enjoyable. The world is passing below them and they don't want to see it? How is that even _possible?!_
I choose the aisle because I get claustrophobic up against the wall particularly with some chunt in the middle seat
@@suave-rider Seems a small price to pay to watch the world go by, fly above the clouds or see the night sky from above them, but OK.
@@StubbyPhillips you are wrong, it's not worth the price
I agree, I always book a window seat as I love seeing the world go by. Some people though do like the convenience of having easy access to the isle for toilet breaks or to stretch their legs, so don't be too hard on them. If everyone wanted a window we would find it hard to book one!
@@rod_at_adelaide5766Absolutely! I'm super glad some people are like that. I just can't imagine being so completely uninterested in such an incredible and beautiful experience. I've flown quite a lot and that part just never gets old for me. All the rest of it, however, is just a miserable test of my patience.
Great Video!.... just to comment on the last bit... last time I traveled Skybus was the last time. The seats are so uncomfortable and less leg room than an economy seat. I've discovered that for just a few dollars you can get the local bus from Melbourne Airport to Broadmeadows and pickup the train into CBD. Or take the other bus from MEL to Airport West and pickup the tram. I travel light, so its easy for me, but Skybus again, no way. Keep up the great vids!
Thanks for another great trip report. Adelaide airport looks really nice, clean and open. Always good to have a barista coffee in the lounge too, rather than slumming it at a machine. 🤓 We even got some cool bonus footage of Melbourne at the end. Enjoy your next flight.
Nice report Aidan, Qantas Club Adelaide is pretty good for a small lounge, was an unusually bumpy flight taking off from ADL, looking forward to the rest of this trip mate, cheers
The fact you ordered a chai late it 🔥
QFC in Adelaide is one of the better ones, like Darwin. They offer business lounge type catering. I'm sure going to miss it as I've recently lost my lounge privileges, dropping from Gold to Silver is painful, but I sadly no longer plan to fly QF JQ that often.
Not really much choice in airlines in Aus. Jetstar the worst. Keen to try Rex. Heard good things. Aussie Bob
I thought filming of crew and other passengers isn’t allowed any longer?
He's just walking past and not shoving it in their face which is why I suppose they don't mind. They could tell him to stop
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QANTAS it still sucks