I think there was a ac socket under the seat for the B787-8. Not sure about the A320Neo, I forgot actually.

Yes I did check in a luggage and thats the reason why I nearly missed my flight to Melbourne. The Japanese staff (from Japan Airlines) told me I have to collect my luggage at Shanghai because the flight to Melbourne leaves next day. And I nearly missed the flight because I was waiting for my luggage to arrived in Shanghai Pudong. The staff are strict with weight (especially Japan) and can't go over 23kg. No check on hand luggage, however.

Aircrafts are pretty new. especially the A320 Neos. Food is acceptable and can't compare to the likes of Singapore Airlines. The only downside is that the layover time between flights while transiting in BWN can be quite long. Free Airport internet is only available for 30 mins, which is pretty stingie in my opinion. It is better to purchase access to their Sky Lounge during your layover.

Thanks for your message but I don't think the score was meant for the Food alone, I gave it a 4 out of 5 for in-flight service which is a broad term that includes meal, customer service and etc. Whilst the meal portion is generous, it doesn't actually get more points for being bigger portion. There should be a balance between portion and taste. Why it isn't a 5 out of 5 is because the crew is not as attentive as they are compared to other airlines I have flown on.

I know right. Aviation enthusiasts will remember the good old Kai Tak and the aircraft that flew past closely past buildings in Kowloon City.

CI flight attendants are really friendly as well. It’s a pity that they had to retire the B747-400 sooner than planned. Missing them dearly.

Hahaha are you serious!

No one asked

View out of the window. Thank you

Great city indeed. I lived there for 7 years and still misses HK from time to time.

Thanks. Not only they have "Yam Dreaming" but also "Wunala Dreaming" and "Yananyi Dreaming". Check this link out. www.qantas.com/au/en/about-us/our-company/fleet/flying-art.html

@@flightnomad Thanks heaps!

Brunei airport is nice but very small. It is probably worth taking a taxi into town or rather an area called 'Gadong' which is where you will find most of the life and action as it were. Lots of Malls and hundreds of cafes. Allow 15 mins by taxi, each way, as traffic can be heavy, even though Gadon is actually within a few kilometres of the airport! Caution: there are very few taxi's in Brunei! make sure you arrange the return trip to the airport!! As I live her and have never taken a taxi, I don't know how much they may charge but I think it might be around $25 each way, which is quite expensive.

Thanks for the tip! Does Uber or Grab work in Brunei? I am the opposite direction end of July. Would love to visit Bandar Seri Begawan town again.