Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• 倍金萬
• 2020/02/12 (Wed) 09:57
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＞ In October's cheapest promotional airfare $ 448

That's too cheap again. I thought my $489 this May was the lowest price for me. ^^;


＞ The fact that I have to make a connection itself can be a cause of fatigue

and I can say that. I think it was about 6 years ago when I had enough Korean Air miles to make a round trip from LAX to ICN-NRT via Inchon, but there was an immigration ・ check including baggage at the Inchon airport, and I had to walk through that huge airport for quite a while. Also, it was almost 4 hours before the next flight, so I was very tired just sitting in a chair waiting for the next flight. Therefore, I will not travel via anywhere in the future, no matter how cheap the fare is.

＞ Free offer from eco to business class etc. depending on the mood of the FA

I encountered the same thing once. It was Singapore Airlines when I was there, but a long time ago I was waiting to board at LAX and the announcement called out a couple of people, myself included, and they said they would turn us over to business class. I guess they had to move a few people to business class because the economy class was overbooked. I don't know why they chose me, but I guess they chose someone with a normal appearance and an appearance that would be willing to use their company in the future. I was very lucky. Of course, all the service on the plane was business class treatment and I even received a souvenir.

• 倍金萬
• 2020/02/16 (Sun) 10:08
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As of today, the number of coronavirus infections ・ and deaths is still climbing. I had originally planned to go to Japan in May as planned, believing that the outbreak would be under control in about 3 months. However, under the current circumstances, it is unlikely that I will be able to go to Japan in the next three months. Therefore, I can get a domestic flight from Haneda to Shikoku and back within the next two weeks for a little over 10,000 yen each way, but I will give this up as well.

A Japanese writer and journalist who has his own daughter living in New York has this to say.

"With the worst flu outbreak in history in the United States," he said, "Wuhan pneumonia has entered a new phase, and if the number of Japanese cases continues to rise nationwide, the US government will ban its own citizens from traveling to Japan, as it did to China."

"If that happens, both U.S. and other airlines will suspend flights to Japan." "Then, Japanese living in the U.S., including my daughter, will not be able to return to Japan. And even if they were able to return by other means, they would not be able to re-enter the U.S." He even says, "I think he is either worrying too much or saying something that will further agitate the situation.

Either way, the possibility of a trip to Japan in May in mid-February is becoming less and less likely. For hotel-related matters that have already been booked, there is no penalty at all if you cancel the reservation a few days before the check-in date. If I cancel the cheap Singapore Airlines ticket now, I won't get a penny back even if I keep quiet and don't take that flight. 489 dollars will be thrown away.

Even if Tokyo 2020 Olympics can be held in August, I wonder if tourists from abroad will come. I'll have to rethink my plans for this year's walking pilgrimage for the beginning of August...

• 飛行機やホテルは密室
• 2020/02/16 (Sun) 10:16
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Bikinman is an American citizen, right? Then you'll be fine. I would go.

• 🛫🚉
• 2020/02/16 (Sun) 10:36
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I was on the train earlier and saw a couple who appeared to be Chinese with a large suitcase, etc.
The suitcases had LAX tags on them. I was a bit nervous for a moment.

• あんたもアジア人だろ
• 2020/02/16 (Sun) 14:18
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Maybe he's Japanese.