KE 604 HKG-ICN (Hong Kong->Seoul/Incheon)
DEP HKG 21 AUG 2015 12:05
ARR ICN 21 AUG 2015 16:45
ARR ICN 21 AUG 2015 16:45
Flight Duration: 03:40
Aircraft: B777-200
Flight Map courtesy of www.flightaware.com |
Yes, like the title says, I've done flight way too many times. This will be the 16th time I will be on this flight segment.
Hong Kong will always have a special place in my heart. It is undoubtedly my favorite city in the world, with amazing skyline, great people, great food, and deep history.
I took the double-decker city bus from Hong Kong to the airport. The trip took about 40 minutes.
Walkway from consolidated city bus station to the terminal. It was hot and humid!
A vehicle dedicated for Korean Air.
I decided to stop by Terminal 2.
Near the observation tower entrance was a architectural model of the midterminal concourse.
Checking into my flight.
See that tall guy in the middle? He's Brook Lopez, a NBA star in Brooklyn Nets.
He probably thought I was a creep. I should've taken a picture with him.
Main Terminal near Ajisen Ramen and McDonald's.
Haneda-bound ANA flight.
Logo-less white B747-400.
My go-to place in the airport: Taiwan Beef Noodle.
Korean Tuna Can company doing advertisement in HKG.
Not too long after, an Asiana flight B747-400C arrived into HKG. It was carrying my aunt and cousins who happened to be visiting Hong Kong the same day I was flying out. Had I known earlier, I would've flown out on a later flight. I was still able to see them through the glass.
Because I was waiting to see my aunt and cousins deplaning from Asiana flight, I was the last one to board my flight to Seoul.
The departure was a bit delayed, however. They were a bit late loading all the cargoes into the plane.
Honey Roasted Peanuts and drinks were handed out.
I chose the guava juice.
The choices were between chicken, beef, or fish. I chose the fish.
The fish was fried, with sweet and sour sauce, vegetables, and noodles.
Close-up on the main dish.
A good view of Incheon Bridge.
Terminal 2, due to open in 2017.
Needs to show Hong Kong flag, not Chinese flag, IMO.
Thank you for reading my post!
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