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September 29th
Hello
is anyone else flying out on the 29th September? We are flying with Air New Zealand, on the following route Glasgow - London - Los Angeles - Auckland - Melbourne. If anyone else will be flying at the same time please let me know so that I can say "hello" cheers Mel |
Re: September 29th
Originally posted by mika24me Hello is anyone else flying out on the 29th September? We are flying with Air New Zealand, on the following route Glasgow - London - Los Angeles - Auckland - Melbourne. If anyone else will be flying at the same time please let me know so that I can say "hello" cheers Mel |
Re: September 29th
Originally posted by Guillemot Wow...sounds like an expensive way to go! What is your itenary for stopovers? In order to get anywhere from Glagsow, you need to fly to London. We will be there for a few hours only. As we are flying west, we need to stop for two hours in Los Angeles. As we are going with Air New Zealand, we need to get off the plane in Auckland, and two hours later we will head off to Melbourne. It will take about 36 hours in total. I guess I don't have to explain why I am not looking forward to it! :p We would stop overnight in one of the places but we want to get to Oz as soon as possible becuase our dog is travelling at the same time as us so this way we get to check on him when he arrives. What a journey! Mel |
Re: September 29th
Originally posted by mika24me We are not actually staying in each of the places that we stop in, but are going there through necessity. In order to get anywhere from Glagsow, you need to fly to London. We will be there for a few hours only. As we are flying west, we need to stop for two hours in Los Angeles. As we are going with Air New Zealand, we need to get off the plane in Auckland, and two hours later we will head off to Melbourne. It will take about 36 hours in total. I guess I don't have to explain why I am not looking forward to it! :p We would stop overnight in one of the places but we want to get to Oz as soon as possible becuase our dog is travelling at the same time as us so this way we get to check on him when he arrives. What a journey! Mel |
Hi Mel,
We will be flying from Manchester, end 2003/early 2004 but have not booked the flights yet. All my enquiries point to airlines like Singapore/Malaysian or Emirates flying east - was it more expensive to go via US or was Air NZ the only option for you? Curious because I would quite fancy a stopover in LA if its practical! John |
Originally posted by Guillemot Hi Mel, We will be flying from Manchester, end 2003/early 2004 but have not booked the flights yet. All my enquiries point to airlines like Singapore/Malaysian or Emirates flying east - was it more expensive to go via US or was Air NZ the only option for you? Curious because I would quite fancy a stopover in LA if its practical! John it was actually not too much more expensive to go via the US, and it is well worth the extra few pounds as this way we get to take 2 x 32kg bags each (a total of 128kg of baggage allowance). We need to take my husband's tools on the flight so this extra baggabe allowance made all the difference to us. Also, at the time we booked SARS was still about so we thought better not to risk it, and avoid Singapore just in case. Mel |
No we are not flying out on the 29th sept. but I sure as hell wish I was!!!!!!
Good luck BooBoo:D |
If you don't mind me asking, who did you book with? I can find plenty of cheap(ish) flights going East, but nothing reasonable going the other way.
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Originally posted by gbarker If you don't mind me asking, who did you book with? I can find plenty of cheap(ish) flights going East, but nothing reasonable going the other way. |
Originally posted by booboo No we are not flying out on the 29th sept. but I sure as hell wish I was!!!!!! Good luck BooBoo:D how long before you go? Mel |
Little Steps
Hi Mel
I feel strange talking to the messages. This is my first time. I'm not exactly sure where to go with my words, but thought i would follow your name. I know no one understood that but it had to be said. I live in Victoria and i have been here for over two years. I knew pretty quickly that this was where i would stay. (besides,wild horses wouldn't shift my husband back to Britain.) He was born here, though he only lived here until he was 2. He fit right back in as soon as we got off the plane. It took me 22 months before i stopped changing my dollars back into pounds, to see how much things were worth. Males are still a bit cavemanish here which i find frustrating. There isn't a point to this posting just a Hello! Kerry |
Re: Little Steps
Originally posted by ewok Hi Mel I feel strange talking to the messages. This is my first time. I'm not exactly sure where to go with my words, but thought i would follow your name. I know no one understood that but it had to be said. I live in Victoria and i have been here for over two years. I knew pretty quickly that this was where i would stay. (besides,wild horses wouldn't shift my husband back to Britain.) He was born here, though he only lived here until he was 2. He fit right back in as soon as we got off the plane. It took me 22 months before i stopped changing my dollars back into pounds, to see how much things were worth. Males are still a bit cavemanish here which i find frustrating. There isn't a point to this posting just a Hello! Kerry welcome to the forum. As you can see from the number of postings I have made I am here a lot! There are tons of folk here that are just about to make the move, and I'm sure a lot of them would have questions for you. You could try starting a thread to say "hello" and see where it goes from there if you want. There are quite a few folk moving to Geelong too, so I'm sure they would be more interested that most in your opinion of the place. I will see you in a couple of months (can't wait) speak to you soon Mel |
Re: Little Steps
Originally posted by mika24me Hi Kerry welcome to the forum. As you can see from the number of postings I have made I am here a lot! There are tons of folk here that are just about to make the move, and I'm sure a lot of them would have questions for you. You could try starting a thread to say "hello" and see where it goes from there if you want. There are quite a few folk moving to Geelong too, so I'm sure they would be more interested that most in your opinion of the place. I will see you in a couple of months (can't wait) speak to you soon Mel have u decided where u are going in adelaide yet, we havnt a clue, relatives will want us to live near them reynella and woodcroft but we fancy something more by the sea, are u staying in rented accomadation or a hotel at first arlene |
Re: Little Steps
Originally posted by desmund m have u decided where u are going in adelaide yet, we havnt a clue, relatives will want us to live near them reynella and woodcroft but we fancy something more by the sea, are u staying in rented accomadation or a hotel at first arlene we are going to take advantage of the "on arrival accomodation" which is available to newly arrived migrants on skilled independant visas. This will give us a few months to take a look around and find areas that we like before we commit to a long term rental. I would like to rent for at leats six months before buying to make sure we buy in the right area, and I have never been to Adelaide before so wouldn't have a clue where to start! What sort of visa are you going over on? Mel |
Mika
I take it you dont have kids. That would be a mightmare journey with children in tow |
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