Lan
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- Nov 9, 2010
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Hi again!
I have a business trip to LA coming up. At the time of booking flights, the cheapest flight (on an airline known *not* to regularly crash or carry live stock in the passenger area ) was via Tokyo... however since Japan has become a 'no-go' zone for my company, I'm now flying SYD-HKG-LAX...
Now I'm def not sad about the 600 SCs I'm now earning, instead of the 360... however... I am having flashbacks to the 80's when my father travelled a great deal for work. Direct flights all the way. Not to mention flying F for every o/s trip...
Oh how I miss direct flights.
FYI, I do think it's ironic that per hour, my billable time flying will be more than the cost of a direct flight to LA. But logic isn't a strong suit in certain organisational departments :shock:
So I wanna know... what's the strangest stopover your company has required you to take since the GFC? What was so out of the way? Do share!
I have a business trip to LA coming up. At the time of booking flights, the cheapest flight (on an airline known *not* to regularly crash or carry live stock in the passenger area ) was via Tokyo... however since Japan has become a 'no-go' zone for my company, I'm now flying SYD-HKG-LAX...
Now I'm def not sad about the 600 SCs I'm now earning, instead of the 360... however... I am having flashbacks to the 80's when my father travelled a great deal for work. Direct flights all the way. Not to mention flying F for every o/s trip...
Oh how I miss direct flights.
FYI, I do think it's ironic that per hour, my billable time flying will be more than the cost of a direct flight to LA. But logic isn't a strong suit in certain organisational departments :shock:
So I wanna know... what's the strangest stopover your company has required you to take since the GFC? What was so out of the way? Do share!