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Flying Through the LEAST VISITED Country in Europe

Flying Through the LEAST VISITED Country in Europe

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Flying Through the LEAST VISITED Country in Europe dave: Okay Noel, I now owe you a very nice dinner if you ever decide to come to Vegas. My wife and I rescue dogs from shelters that nobody wants due to medical reasons, these are all things that can be fixed, but they cost money and who can blame people for not wanting to spend (sometimes) serious money on vet bills. One such case is our schnauzer/poodle mix, we got him from a local shelter where he had been diagnosed with diabetes, not a hard condition to deal with once you get the insulin levels figured out, but still it's probably a $100 a month bill for the meds. Then there is the big problem, for dogs, diabetes means cataracts, it's not a case of if they will get them, but when, for this dog it was 3 years later and it is literally clear eyes one day, go to bed, wake up and your dog is blind. Though dogs do very well at dealing with blindness, I do have a fantastic surgeon that knows what we do and cuts us a break on parts of the bills, but it's still around $4000 to get the dogs sight back again. Anyways, why do I owe you dinner, well, after watching your air tag luggage story, I ordered a few, one for the suitcase I mentioned yesterday and another for the dogs. Well I get home from work this morning and Mr Blind dog had somehow escaped from our back yard, despite last being seen inside at 11pm (meaning the wife being half asleep had let the dogs out before she went to bed and somehow didn't notice we were missing a dog) and two sets of fences (meaning I will be up at first light looking for a gap in the fence) so a quick call of his name to see if he responded, nothing, break out the phone and he was picked up about 100ft away, I found him laying in the middle of the street, black dog on black tarmac at night, thankfully we live in a very quiet area because a driver would have stood very little chance of seeing him. Anyways, dog is back safe, he goes in next Wednesday for surgery, but thanks again. And yes I am serious, hell I will see if Scott (San Spotter) would like to join us here in Vegas for dinner.
Date: 2023-08-20

Comments and reviews: 19


This isn't even about Moldova! In a 25-minute video, _less than five minutes was spent on the ground in that country! _ And I really could've done without your British condescension! Hey, pal, wake up and smell the neurotoxins! Thanks to Mr Johnson and his cohorts, your country is plunging headlong towards Third World status!
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You almost lost your luggage going across Europe. American lost my suitcase going from _Chicago to St Louis_ That's barely a 1 hour flight and not only was the bag a few days old I had a couple shirts in there that are going to be nearly impossible to replace. So yeah, my first experience with them wasn't great!
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As the son of a US Navy veteran I appreciated the Top Gun shirt. My father was stationed at Naval Air Station Miramar (Home of the Fighter weapons School) in the 1990s.
Top Gun is now located at Naval Air Station Fallon in Nevada, and Miramar is now a Marine Corps base.

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This vlog shows how farcical all the convid stuff was. Look how many people in that airport were not even wearing the useless masks properly. Pcr/ lfts all a load of rubbish designed to control and earned money. Thank heavens most of it is now null and void
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I really enjoy watching your video. I have noticed on a few of the videos that the passengers clap when the airplane lands at the destination. Why do the passengers clap? I have only flown domestically in the USA and never experienced the clapping before.
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'Friendly face' not at LHR! I just came from Seoul the other day, only to be greeted by miserable, rude and disgruntled staff at LHR, barking orders at people. LHR has one of worst immigration and custom staff I have ever encountered.
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The handling agent of the airline handles the check in not the airline itself so a little unfair on the comment. In addition an airline will get fined if you flew and shouldn't have so it's correct at check in they made sure.
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I think it's worth mentioning that the staff at domodedovo airport in Moscow weren't actually Air Moldova staff, they're contracted either somebody at the airport in Domodedovo or a different company that works there locally
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Stansted renamed Dick Turpin airport now. Dearest parking, pickup system ready to trap you and even your cab driver. Miles of shopping and no seats. Incompetent passport re-entry system. New pirate logo; Fly and deliver!
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Ah I know the Door-locked-situation at an airport in the EU. Happened to me just recently. Except it was at the arrival gate with two closed doors, one leading to the Schengen area, one to the Immigration.
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My wife had issues leaving Poland to UK with Ryanair as they didnt know about landside transit and were insisting she had to quarantine. Almost stopped her boarding! One other traveller wasnt able to board.
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Very interesting, not really a place I would visit either. Just too many good places to visit where I would rather go. And at 7: 52 is that white jet a Yak-40? Sure looks like one. Thanks for posting Noel.
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Another great video Noel. Love a dose of Noel Philips every weekend to cheer me up and remind me about the big bad world still out there. Keep up the good work. Look forward to the next one
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Just an FYI any iPhone that is in range of an AirTag reports it to Apple which then relays that information to your FindMy[insert Apple Device here] app. It doesnt rely on just your phone.
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You mentioned about the huffing and puffing. Umm, thats just the tip of the iceberg. spend a little bit of time in the city, you'll realize that attitude is almost everywhere, sadly.
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3: 25 don't forget that a lot of airlines are owned by governments, the chaotic governments will create chaotic airlines which will create chaotic check ins
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Hi everyone, quick question - was the chauffeur at the airport in London provided by Air Moldova, or was it a booking? If so, what's the company called? Cheers
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I felt relieved for you when I saw your bag at London Stansted. It's too bad that the airtag added to your anxiety, when it's intended to do the opposite!
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Lovely video as always. Regarding the Air tags, it could be a security issue too. Im not sure how the app works, but couldnt other devices pick it up?
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