06 Jun - 6.05AM local time - Singapore

Now I have landed in Changi aiport, Singapore.

Flight was on time from Bangalore. Flying by Singapore airlines for the first time. Liked the interiors of the B777-200 flight. I had the window seat. Bangalore looked great from the night sky during takeoff. I could guess where my sweetheart was cuddling with her teddy bear.

In-flight entertainment dint impress me much. Lot of movies were there but I thought of catching a nap to sync up with the biological clock. Food and beverages were served. I dint trouble my sleep too much and opted for just an orange juice.

Arrived at Terminal 2. Three hours transit at Singapore airport. Next flight at 9.20AM local time. My watch shows 3.50AM IST right now. I took the SkyTrain to Terminal 3 for my connecting flight.

Terminal 3 reasonably empty as people are just moving in for their morning flights and daily shift.

Checked the internet at the free internet kiosk. No free wireless access here :-(

7.30AM local time. Sitting at the boarding gate now. Here there is separate security check area for each gate. The area is not open yet. Hey guys! come on, come fast.

Hoping that the next flight is more interesting that the last one. Signing off from Singapore.

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Rat said…
BTW, nice page layout. I'm visiting after quite a while. Recollecting the URL wasnt difficult, but making sure that I landed at the right place was a little not too easy :-P
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