The Big Bright Clipper

I think its a clipper. Looks rather like it, but then again, I wasn’t sure as I can’t read Greek. Okay, shall stop being cheesy about Greek stuff. Starting to feel like the stuffing in a Pizza Hut stuffed crust.

We landed late in the middle of the night at about eleven at night. The plane was supposed to land at half ten but as usual, it took off late from London. Have to tell the story about the plane though. It’s a normal 737-400, so there was nothing much strange about it, but it had really generous leg room to compensate for an absolute lack of shoulder room. Took off late, flight was uneventful landing was normal until we were taxiing from the runway towards the airport. The plane has landed, and they gave us the “do not take off your seatbelt until the sigh goes off” warning. My travel companion did not that that too seriously and tried to unbuckle his belt, and then suddenly, at a speed still WAYYYY too fast for normal taxiing, the plane just decided to turn left quickly, then shortly after that, right. It was like riding in a roller coaster. The whole plane tilted anti-clockwise and then clockwise. I was almost worried that it may tip over (but of course, the wheels dint even leave the ground). He decided that it was much safer to leave the buckle on. First there was that scary Germany take off and now there is this super tarmac speeding 737. Maybe its an omen to stop flying so much.

Anyways, there was no problem with the luggage at all. By the time we got to the luggage belt, the luggage was already there going around and around in circles. I really wonder hoe they did it. Don’t think they even attempted to check the incoming luggage. They must have just tossed it right out of the plane and onto a skip that dumped it back straight onto the luggage belt. I actually think its faster than Singapore’s Changi Airport.