This Blog documents our Family's journey around the world on the surface. These are our guidelines: Travel around the world using surface transport only. Do it in stages lasting three weeks at a time. Always start from where you last finished. We want our children to be globally minded. We decided to give then a brief overview of what is out there...
Sunday 1 August 2010
Narita to London
In this picture you can see Max, my Son, on one of the jumpseats of a 747. A feature of being an airline family is that you never quite know where you are going to sit on an aircraft! One day you could be sitting in First Class, and the next day abandoned down route, unable to get home. It's a real mixed bag. All our discounted travel is SUBLOAD which is airline parlance for, well, subject to load! That means full fare passengers always take priority over us. This can be very challenging for family travel, especially when you are a family of six!
On the positive side we get reduced cost travel. Airline kids can be very worldly-wise. We have tried to make the most of this perk and give our kids a broader perspective.
As you can see though, our children need to be flexible!
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