Quince Posted April 15, 2010 Share Posted April 15, 2010 meni su u freeshopu u bgdu savetovali da ne kupujem alkohol ako presedam iz aviona u avion jer u tzv. evropi znaju da drkaju. poslusao sam ih pa ne znam da li je istina.flase u prtljagu koji sam predao su prezivele 2 utovara i 2 istovara - solidan kofer, a one u sredini, neke fine rakije u uskim flasama :)Da, to znam da umeju da zezaju.Ja sam poslednji put iz Srbije nosila 3 kutije subotičke fete, 2 tegle ajvara i pelinkovac i sve je preživelo :) Link to comment
jms_uk Posted April 15, 2010 Share Posted April 15, 2010 al opet ne znam zašto bi pilot/stjuardesa ili ko je još u posadi nadgledao aerodrom. Pa ne cini kompaniju samo posada, to su i [ne uvek, nekad su outsourced] razne pratece sluzbe, ukljucujuci i baggage handlers.Te zato mislim da nema razlike koja je kompanija u pitanju. Al opet kažem, možda grešim jer ovo je zasnovano na mom ličnom iskustvu.Posto si ovo pomenula u kontekstu rucnog prtljaga, zato sam pitao u kom smislu isto, jer se ne bih slozio nema razlike izmedju Ryanaira i Lufthanse. Link to comment
Quince Posted April 15, 2010 Share Posted April 15, 2010 Pa ne cini kompaniju samo posada, to su i [ne uvek, nekad su outsourced] razne pratece sluzbe, ukljucujuci i baggage handlers.ok, ja sam sve to svrstala pod aerodrom, ali verovatno si u pravu.Posto si ovo pomenula u kontekstu rucnog prtljaga, zato sam pitao u kom smislu isto, jer se ne bih slozio nema razlike izmedju Ryanaira i Lufthanse.ja zato volim da jasno kažem šta znam a šta mislim a nisam sigurna, da se ne ispaljujem više nego što je potrebno ;)U svakom slučaju, sve se ovo verovatno da proveriti na internetu, ko ima vremena da traži. A i sajtovi dotičnih i svih ostalih kompanija treba to da sadrže. Link to comment
Аврам Гојић Posted April 15, 2010 Author Share Posted April 15, 2010 Savet kako da pakujete flase u avion. Nadjite one kutije za flase kao sto je Ballantines itd. Na vrh se stavi majica, i flasa ugura u kutiju zajedno sa majicom. Tako vec godinama pakujem alkohol, ima odlicnu bafer zonu, mogu da bacaju ranac koliko im volja. Link to comment
Quince Posted April 15, 2010 Share Posted April 15, 2010 Savet kako da pakujete flase u avion. Nadjite one kutije za flase kao sto je Ballantines itd. Na vrh se stavi majica, i flasa ugura u kutiju zajedno sa majicom. Tako vec godinama pakujem alkohol, ima odlicnu bafer zonu, mogu da bacaju ranac koliko im volja. Link to comment
Indy Posted April 17, 2010 Share Posted April 17, 2010 Џејмсе, како подносиш ово нелетење - већ дан-два траје? Угрозили су ти љуцка права, ти Исланђани. Мислим да из протеста треба да спалиш барем 1 ЦД од Бјорк (немој Сигур Рос, барем не још). Link to comment
vilhelmina Posted April 17, 2010 Share Posted April 17, 2010 Џејмсе, како подносиш ово нелетење - већ дан-два траје? Угрозили су ти љуцка права, ти Исланђани. Мислим да из протеста треба да спалиш барем 1 ЦД од Бјорк (немој Сигур Рос, барем не још).Lako tebi da se zevzecis, ali ja treba za pet dana da putujem na jedno lepo mesto, a sad je vec izvesno da se to nece desiti :( I umesto da se pakujem i googlam restorane, muzeje i galerije, ja proucavam zakone o osiguranju da vidim koliko sam para pukla, a cemu eventualno jos mogu da se nadam, uhhhh..... Link to comment
jms_uk Posted April 17, 2010 Share Posted April 17, 2010 (edited) Џејмсе, како подносиш ово нелетење - већ дан-два траје? Угрозили су ти љуцка права, ти Исланђани. Мислим да из протеста треба да спалиш барем 1 ЦД од Бјорк (немој Сигур Рос, барем не још).Za sada smireno :DI pratim situaciju - moje sledece letenje je 1-3.maja, 3 od 4 aerodroma su zatvorena.edit: 4/4 Edited April 17, 2010 by jms_uk Link to comment
dare... Posted April 17, 2010 Share Posted April 17, 2010 pretpostavljam ovako :)Wooow... Đeimse jesi li ti to...Elem, od danas u 16h pa nadalje Aerodrom Nikola Tesla u Beogradu je zatvoren za letenje zbog oblaka vulkanske prašine...To nadalje je za celu Evropu relativna stvar, dok ne dune neka vetruština i rašćera tu prašinčinu... Link to comment
jms_uk Posted April 17, 2010 Share Posted April 17, 2010 Wooow... Đeimse jesi li ti to...Nista ne priznajem :D Link to comment
Vasilij Zajcev Posted April 17, 2010 Share Posted April 17, 2010 dok ne dune neka vetruština i rašćera tu prašinčinujel postoji neka ozbiljnija meteo procena ili je ovo copy-paste obaveznog upustva sa surcinskog tornja Link to comment
Аврам Гојић Posted April 17, 2010 Author Share Posted April 17, 2010 niko se ne usudjuje da daje ozbiljnije procene, suvise N faktora je u igri Link to comment
Vasilij Zajcev Posted April 17, 2010 Share Posted April 17, 2010 (edited) do jaja. ako vas put nekad nanese u Juznu Kaliforniju, obavezno svratite do "Zaicev Cevap Place" na Venice Beach-u ako rentate dasku za surf, pljedza posle ide za dzedit: mislio sam na meteo prognozu, kretanje vetrova... to mogu da daju Edited April 17, 2010 by Vasilij Zajcev Link to comment
Quince Posted April 17, 2010 Share Posted April 17, 2010 Air traffic remained seriously disrupted across Europe Saturday as a cloud of ash released from Iceland's volcanic eruption forced many countries to close their airspace.Following is a list of airspace disruptions across the continent.AUSTRIA: Austrian airspace closed until 1800 GMT Saturday.BELGIUM: Belgian airspace closed until 1800 GMT Saturday.BOSNIA: Airspace closed until 2200 GMT Saturday.BRITAIN: Britain extended a ban on most flights in its airspace to 0600 GMT Sunday.CROATIA: Airspace in north of country, including Zagreb airport, closed, but airports at Split and Dubrovnik on Adriatic coast remained open.CZECH REPUBLIC: Airspace closed until at least 1000 GMT Sunday.DENMARK: Danish airspace is closed until 0000 GMT Sunday.ESTONIA: Airspace closed until at least 0000 GMT Sunday.FINLAND: All commercial flights grounded until 1200 GMT Sunday.FRANCE: The three airports in the Paris area and others in northern France closed until 0600 GMT Monday.GERMANY: German airspace closed until 0000 GMT Sunday.HUNGARY: Airspace closed from 1700 GMT Friday for 24 hours.ICELAND: Airports remain open.IRELAND: After partially reopening on Friday, airspace closed again until at least 1700 GMT Saturday because of a new deterioration.ITALY: Airspace closure extended to 1800 GMT Saturday.LATVIA: Air traffic halted until at least until at least 0000 GMT Sunday.LITHUANIA: Airspace was formally reopened Friday afternoon but the country's airports will remain shut until at least 1900 GMT Saturday.NORWAY: Some airspace open.POLAND: All Polish airspace closed until further notice, throwing into doubt the attendance of foreign leaders at the state funeral on Sunday of president Lech Kaczynski, killed in an air crash a week ago.ROMANIA: Romania will close its airspace 1500 GMT Saturday with the ash cloud expected to cover the whole country starting around 1800 GMT.RUSSIA: Russia's airports remained open with flights taking off to destinations not affected by the ash cloud, but dozens of flights to northern and western Europe cancelled.SERBIA: Airspace over Serbia and Montenegro will be closed from 1600 GMT Saturday until further notice.SLOVAKIA: Slovakian airspace closed at 1300 GMT on Friday and was expected to remain shut until 2159 GMT Sunday.SLOVENIA: Slovenia closed airspace closed until further notice.SPAIN: Part of Spain's northern airspace was closed from 1200 GMT Saturday but the southern part of the country remained open.SWEDEN: Some airspace open but few commercial flights allowed to fly.SWITZERLAND: Commercial flights in and out of Switzerland banned until 1800 GMT Saturday. Flights at high altitude over 36,000 feet allowed.THE NETHERLANDS: Dutch air space will remain closed until at least 1800 GMT on Saturday.UKRAINE: Kiev airport closed until 1800 GMT Saturday. Izvor Link to comment
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