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Flying across BOLIVIA with BOLIVIANA DE AVIACIN (BOA! 767 Business Class

Flying across BOLIVIA with BOLIVIANA DE AVIACIN (BOA! 767 Business Class

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Flying across BOLIVIA with BOLIVIANA DE AVIACIN (BOA! 767 Business Class Helena: I have 4 children. I waited until they where old enough to remember an enjoy the experience before I took them on a plane because I didnt wanna be that annoying parent with crying child. On flip side you never no how a child will react to flying. Not to mention kids can just have random outbursts. But my youngest was 4 when we flew an she all loved it. My then 10 year old did cry in the beginning but wasnt screaming just quietly sobbing. I comforted him an he soon was fine. Sometimes asking cabin crew to come chat to them helps as they fly constantly and see this daily so can offer support. Infact 9 times out of 10 they will notice an come over any way to help kids can be unpredictable. But lets not forget its not same for everyone circumstances. Some fly due to custody arrangements etc but generally when babies cry they need something. So give it to them. If that means your walking up n down the flight deck half the flight to keep them calm do it. Its parenting no1 said its easy But also we have to remember those who have disabilities like autism. So because they struggle to voice there feelings like my nephew its frustrating for that child when they loose it so to speak. I guess what Im saying is we all need to be more considerate an compassionate. Those as passengers an those who are dealing with difficult child. Its the parents who just ignore the fact there child is kicking off. I no its easy to just think ffs an tune it out. But on a flight you should do your best to prepare. Have entertainment for them on hand. Distraction methods. Snacks. Book it to they are feeding if tiny babies so they more likely to sleep. Its just common curtesy to do all you can to keep your kids in check. An if I can do it with 4 little monsters. It can be done. Im not saying Im perfect by no means. But j just think ahead and prepare well.
Date: 2023-08-20

Comments and reviews: 19


I also agree. Iv only flown a handful of times my first time being for my 30th birthday. Which I left my kids home with family to do it because I wasnt sure how I would react to it an didnt want to frighten my kids from flying if I was terrified. But I agree being that high really does make all your problems feel so tiny when your in the clouds. Its eye opening an can seriously create peace. Especially if your terrified an suddenly your day to day issues seem like nothing when your anticipating crashing an dying cant wait to fly again. Hoping so very soon this year
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Brother Bolivia is the poorest country in South America and to fly from europe across the world for $1500 all the way to Argentina. You cannot expect the luxuries of Emirates Airline, however the people of Bolivia are extremely friendly and most beautiful people. Cochabamba is a beautiful city and its a shame that you arrived at night because you missed all the views of the beautiful mountains upon landing. The aircraft may be old, but Bolivia has some of the finest engineers in the world to work on their airlines. You got there safe brother.
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767 was the only comfortable plane I've flown on, having only been on narrow-bodies before that. The 2-3-2 is so roomy, the 767 being an ideal layout for comfort but obviously that is in direct conflict with the planes the airlines want. Never been in any other twin isles but I imagine they're just as cramped as 3-3 in a A320 or, worse, a 737.
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Cool. Many years ago I did a tour around Bolivia, and passed through both Cochabamba and Santa Cruz. At that time, the planes were all 20+ year-old 727s - but equally sketchy. Love to see that Cochabamba has a new terminal since I was there. And they finished the one in Santa Cruz. And the vast majority of Bolivian people are super friendly.
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I have seen two of your videos today involving airlines I had never heard of: Uganda Airlines and Boliviana. I tried looking up the seat maps, but neither airline is included on Seatguru. Seatlink lists Boliviana, but they have no seatmaps or reviews. These are clearly very obscure airlines.
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I watch this guys traveling videos and I just wonder why the hell he travels in these situations at all! he looks miserable half the time. But I can see it really exposes so many wrong things with traveling and how people just settle for the levels of service each country and airline offers
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What do you do for a living that lets you travel so much anyway? Or is this all possible by sponsors/patreons? Also, if I can suggest - You should try and make an Etihad flight. I've heard that they are top tier, better than Emirates, better than Qatar, better than Air France, and BA even.
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It's a baby stop talking shit. You've got kids so you should know how stressful it can be when the won't stop crying. That flight isn't all about you buddy. And then on the next flight you looked disgusted because there was a person next to you?
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I go to have a flight in december 2 at 2023 to madrid from Argentina (i escape from this country, its very hard to live now. Ask me in a few months how its BoA in bussines class and i tell if good or not jaja. New sub here.
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Geeez, nightmare flight. I hate screaming babies and brats that won't go quiet on flights. Why can't somebody start Baby Air, or Brat Airlines, especially for under 10s and their parents. Life would be so much more peaceful.
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Everything is peaceful at 35 000 ft. until the natives who are fighting each other below mistake your plane for a military transport and blow you out of the sky. It's happened before and it will happen again.
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Babies cry on planes because of the air pressure and popping in their ears. I gave my baby a bottle upon takeoff and decent to keep this from happening (just like adults chewing gum. Worked every time.
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You live dangerously, my friend. I would never travel to Cochabamba due to the cocaine problem, much less in times of unrest. I hope I never see you on CNN as part of a group of missing travelers!
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That last one. The APU went offline that's probably why they had problems starting the engines. They probably had to hook up to shore power thats what the wait was about. That's pretty janky.
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That's why I love BA. Bose noise cancelling headphones in business! After using them a few times I ended up buying myself a set for all flights/train journeys. Best purchase ever!
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I think I would keep a hi-viz vest in my luggage at all times, for just such an occasion, with the word PRESS across the back of it. It's the universal sign for 'don't shoot me'.
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Not the Childs fault, Love ya vids Though comments on kids crying ' thekid doesn't know its interrupting ya sleep. Chill pal ya flying all over the world, we can't fed ex kids
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This is now a bucket list flight. Thank you so much for this video. I have never feared a landing approach but I think I would bring a fresh pair of underwear for this one
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What a great throwback this is! Just like old times. BTW, dont you don the Bose noise canceling headphones in between Go Pro sessions? Got to block the crying babies! Cheers
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