And buying food and drinks was not extortionate like normally in airports. H ) Beijing Airport, international Terminal, was the cleanest airport I have ever seen. On two sectors I didn't even have to ask.Į ) During the flight the stewardesses made the galley to an 'open bar' which resulted in an 'Irish pub' in the air į ) On the first flight I mentioned that it was my birthday, and the stewardesses improvised a birthday cake with a candle and champagne (everything nicked from the first class) 😀 Together with pooling the 'miles & more' accounts, I was able to pay for nearly 1 in-EU-flight with the miles from each one of the flights.ĭ ) I got 2 - 3 meals from each meal on board, because I asked friendly and looked hungry 😄

After 4 hours of sleep and a shower, I arrived at every destination without a jetlag!Ĭ ) Since Air China belongs to the Star Alliance, I could transfer my miles to Lufthansa. For our flight to Sydney for example I chose a layover of 23 hours, we visited the Great Wall and the emperor's summer Palace and slept approx 4 hours in the hotel. FREE OF CHARGE even for our low cost ticket. Osaka approx 390 and 420 EUR, SYD and AKL approx 720 EUR (return, of course)ī ) When the transfer in Beijing (or Shanghai) took more than 4 hours and was over midnight, you could stay 4 hours in the in-airport-hotel or more hours in a hotel in the city. I flew from Frankfurt to Osaka 2 x, to Auckland and to Sidney. I flew Air China pre Covid and it was one of the best airlines.Ī ) Prices were low, when you booked at the right moment (the booking, not necessarily the flight!).

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