So that’s LA or at least a small piece of it.
Glimpse of Los Angeles out the aircraft window.
13+ hours later here we are, very tired and still a long way to go. Well, I can say although I didn’t sleep the food was good, the service was good and the plane felt pretty comfortable but I would have liked a bit more leg room. We actually made an enquiry about how much it would cost to upgrade. The response was A$900 (USD$900). Hmmm, I’ll think small!
Special Note: LA Customs and Immigration check points. We made a boo boo. When disembarking from the aircraft we collected all our rubbish which we were going to deposit in the nearest trash can. I thought that our fellow travellers were very untidy as they had left a variety of food stuffs including lots of uneaten oranges etc. Guess what . . there are NO TRASH CANS between the plane and Customs! What you take off the plane, even if it is rubbish, you MUST declare it! We had previously completed our immigration and declaration form stating that we had NO food items but because we had food scraps in our rubbish . . we had to declare it. That meant completing another declaration for both of us. The queues at LA Customs are really long and guess what another 747 arrived from Australia about five minutes after us. But wait there’s more . . to save time I thought that I’d go to the toilet after the Customs check and before the baggage search area . . guess what ????? there are NO TOILETS in between those areas. AAAARRRGGGH!
