Is Flying Across This City Cheaper Than Taking a Bus?

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I decided to find out if it's possible to take a flight across one of the world's biggest cities cheaper than the cost of a bus.
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[@cbiasizzo]

Don't feel worried about the residue you see coming out of the engine. That is residue from speed tape. As a retired flight attendant I had to constantly explain this to passengers. Speed tape is commonly used as a temporary fix when there is cosmetic damage to the aircraft, including the engines. As you get up to speed and the engine gets good and hot, the residue will boil, ESPECIALLY if the speed tape was removed recently. Don't be alarmed!! Speed tape is rarely experienced but perfectly legal and safe. You'll find speed tape common around the cargo compartment door from ground handlers slamming the conveyor belt against the fuselage, scratching the airplane. We've also used speed tape near boarding doors due to scuff marks from jetbridge accidents.

[@louisstennes3]

They sure could have used that speed tape around the plug that blew out on that 737!

[@ytlurker220]

​@@louisstennes3lol not sure that would hold up for long against Boeing's handiwork

[@sbrups]

i’m surprised not many people know this, but there’s a shuttle bus service from Changi airport into Johor Bahru. The journey actually starts from the airport so the bus is generally emptier than other buses heading into JB & it’s a comfortable bus. Enjoyed the experience with this carrier & stuck to this ever since. Flights definitely provide a faster journey to the destination, but just adding another option if you’re interested to try this again ☺️

[@bardo0007]

How much it cost?

[@sbrups]

@@bardo0007 price ranges from $3-$11. they make a few stops in singapore before entering JB, but not too much to make the journey longer. They also provide services from JB into Singapore. You can google Transtar Changi to JB for more information :)

[@chenfeng3003]

Not sure if the flight is faster, maybe it is if you factor in the queue time at the causeway but that would be a very expensive way to go to jb considering taking the train and bus costs $3

[@sbrups]

@@chenfeng3003 fair enough, definitely depends on when & what time you’re heading in as well as where you start your journey. If i’m at Changi, i’m definitely not sitting on the MRT to get to a checkpoint. Nevertheless, options are always available so just offering this one in case it helps anyone else. :)

[@andysalmon9162]

Next week Noel flies from Heathrow to Gatwick via Manchester 😂

[@SSDGM26.2]

Layover at Luton!!

[@casinovlog]

With the notion, that it is literally impossible to get there with public transport :)

[@mattscarf]

@@casinovlogThere are days …

[@andysalmon9162]

@@SSDGM26.2 with a transfer to London city !

[@laszlopunaflex6625]

@@andysalmon9162 via Dublin.

[@ikeabiscuits5481]

These types of videos make your channel much better. Not a lot of aviation KZbinrs cover these types of routes. Brilliant video Noel

[@noelphilips]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JourneywithSmee]

@@noelphilipsthank you for being a massive inspiration on myself to start my own channel this year. 🎉

[@budgiefriend]

​@@JourneywithSmee It's an uphill battle my friend. Good luck.

[@MertKANTAR-gy8pk]

Agree

[@neom0nk]

Couldn't agree more, I've watched all the "I FLEW SOME RIDICULOUSLY EXPENSIVE CLASS ON SOME COOL AIRLINE" videos and I don't need to ever watch another, Noel is "aviation for the rest of us".

[@darrenleejw]

Hi Noel, you could have taken a public bus from Woodlands Bus Interchange to JB itself the bus ride excluding customs clearance for $3 SGD

[@malanz1000]

Thank you! I used to live in Singapore and just wondered about all this (unnecessary) "effort"

[@ArsenicApplejuice]

Not much of a video tho

[@anzac08]

yeah... what I was thinking-!! this is just too dumb-!!

[@FSD999]

I had to travel a lot to Johor Bahru for work and we always flew to Singapore. That border crossing single-handedly was the reason nobody wanted to go on those work trips..

[@d.b.cooper1]

We had the same issue when on a university trip where our uni had a campus abroad in Johor Baru. Landed in Singapore & some students (from Malaysia) thankfully came to pick us up, they went right through at the border & spent ages waiting for us Brits to come through. Thank god we had locals with us, cause most people seem to take the bus which is terrifying cause buses can leave without you & take your luggage if not careful. Any Johor Baru was oddly a great booming city, not what we expected. Good times.

[@EASYTIGER10]

6:45 Don't worry Noel, I get that with my Airfix kits when I use a bit too much glue. I just scrape it off with a knife.

[@thomasnoe2714]

I’ve walked across the bridge from Singapore (woodlands) to Johor Baru. just take the MRT to woodlands station and just walk! Or take a bus. it was not a 30 mile walk.

[@klaseriksson7106]

But he's a KZbinr doing flight reviews, not walk reviews. 🙂

[@thomasnoe2714]

@@klaseriksson7106 Granted but he listed options like taking a car/cab or train. While This makes for a better video it’s disingenuous to forget what many (not all) people living in JB do on a daily basis to commute into Singapore.

[@d.b.cooper1]

Lmao as a northerner please tell you've seen the old 90s video of Paul Sykes from Wakefield sharing his world adventures & him saying 'I swam the mallaca strait from Malaysia to Singapore to avoid border patrol m8' lmao. I did the same trip in 2019 but stopped in Johor Baru where my uni had a campus abroad. Paul Sykes video is funny a & lives in my head rent free.

[@ukdavepianoman]

Air Asia/ Erasure - haha, two flights less expensive than a 30 mile taxi and the only vlogger I know who gets spat at by their own sausage. This is why I love watching Noel Philips.

[@Leonardo-cq4zd]

Love the reference to "Erasure"! Also fascinated by the low-cost flight options you manage to find. Appreciate that your videos provide information and variety.

[@deepzai]

Hi Noel. Deep Kasim from Malaysia here. Love hearing your pronunciation of Johor Bahru. It's very accurate! Brilliant!

[@philsflights]

Hi Noel, Last October I did a pre-arranged private car service from Changi Airport to my hotel in Johor Bahru across from JB Sentral. It was only SG$120 (about US$89) with no extra charges for delays. It was a reasonable 1 hour wait at border at 900am on a Tuesday so my door-to-door was only 90 minutes. The border crossing wait times can certainly be a lot longer since the Johor-Singapore causeway is one of the world's busiest land crossings so your "work around" has merit, especially for us avgeeks. With the recent announcement that Singapore and Malaysia's Johor state are partnering to jointly develop a special economic zone with a passport-free QR code-based clearance process at their land border the congestion should ease. Construction has also begun on a light-rail link between the two cities that is expected to reach a capacity of 10,000 passengers per hour when completed which will also help. Perhaps in a few years you can do a "car versus rail versus flight" challenge between the two cities. Thanks for a really fun and interesting "loo-review-less" video. PS... now I'm dusting off my 4 Erasure CD's and seeing if the old Walkman will work.

[@WVHTPAWorldOfTransport]

Noel, I always enjoy your wonderful videos! Jetstar, alongside Qantas, are notorious here in Australia for delays. Rex is the best one though. :)

[@ShelterCats]

That coffee machine in the lounge! Want. Must find one. Side note: yours are the only sponsor ads I don't fast forward through. You always make me laugh.

[@noelphilips]

Wow, thanks!

[@nattttzip]

rex royal only makes these bean to cups for commercial use i believe

[@user-zg5kv1tp7x]

where are you in right now? @@noelphilips

[@ronriesinger7755]

My colleague and I flew from KUL to JHB back in 2002. We caught a bus that was to take us into the center of Singapore. At the border the bus pulled in for the immigration check. Since the bus was mainly full of Singaporeans returning after purchasing cheaper items in Malaysia, they all passed through immigration quickly. When my colleague and I emerged we found our bus had left us behind! We had to beg another bus company to take us into the city. I enjoyed your story and innovative solution.

[@Avantime]

Did you give them your phone number? If you became a no-show you should get a call from them.

[@manutdrule09]

Noel! You’re doing your family proud. Such a polite and dignified man with a great sense of humour and positive attitude. That’s what separates you from the rest on KZbin! Keep smashing it.

[@noelphilips]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@statler-waldorf]

Thanks as always for the vid / information. Love what you do Noel. Had to change my YT details because of some trollling muppet, but still me and follwowing for years. Love what you do mate 👍

[@MarcLiberts]

I took a car from Singapore to Lego Land. Crossing the border into Malaysia took about 15 minutes. Crossing back into Singapore took about an hour. The car was about $200 for the whole day. It is doable but remember to do your Singapore entry/exit reporting too!

[@bsr6823]

Another great video mate! I love the adventure element to your videos it keeps it super interesting every week!

[@noelphilips]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@hyperplayzFG]

I am 99,99% sure ur next flight will be the TransNusa flight from JHB to CGK on their Comac, I flew that leg exactly one week ago now and I only booked it to experience my first Comac flight ever, since I won’t get to fly it domestically in China, I loved every second of it, the touchdown in Jakarta was the smoothest of my life so far. Have fun on that adventure Noel, can’t wait for you to share it, the Comac AJ 27 is a very cool aircraft 🤩

[@YukonGhibli]

To bad you were not in Houston when Continental ran EFD-IAH service. Houston was the only city in North America with scheduled intra-city, fixed wing, airline service (as in not helicopters). Was a great route to fly.

[@pncorona]

to Ellington?!? any idea what year they stopped that service? that sounds like an awesome flight. since southwest started flying out of IAH I've seen a few ferry flights to hobby for maintenance I assume.

[@YukonGhibli]

@@pncorona The final Continental flight from EFD to IAH was IIRC 8 Sept 2004. It ran for many years and was quite popular with the NASA/Clear Lake/Galveston crowd. CO actually added it on for free, you got 500 FFlyer miles, free parking and the flight could last as short as 8 minutes, with great views of the city. I flew it several times. It ran for many, many years. CO actually ran the "Houston Proud" Express from Hobby to IAH in the 80s (not sure if it ran into the 90s) but that service ended much sooner, though I think United has a maintenance hanger at HOU still (it got from CO). It was the only intra-city air service on fixed wing aircraft in "modern times" as far as I know. yes short flights ran FLL-MIA or OAK-SFO etc, but those are different cities (NYC had helicopter service).

[@davidchew]

As a Malaysian, I felt a a little excited seeing you flying on a piece of "home". It's quite apparent that we're mostly less than 6' 5" tall, and seeing your confusion at KLIA2 airport about the gates was a great introduction to Malaysia - land of confusion. Can't wait to see what sort of flight from Johor Bahru that would make it into a Noel Phillips video!

[@mileslima8114]

I imagine he went to JB so he could get the transnusa ARJ21.

[@kjjones8627]

Thanks for all your videos Noel. I know first hand how exhausting traveling airport to airport can be. I'm usually traveling 3 weeks out of the month. I appreciate your videos, they are very enjoyable.

[@davidwill5347]

The eggy omelette(ish) thing looks more like Japanese 'tamagoyaki' to me. According to my Mrs, who is Japanese, yours was quite a good looking one too!

[@Michael-it6gb]

The ports look really nice. Clean, interesting architecture design.

[@russellwynn9790]

I'm pleased to see I'm not the only one that has issues with the automatic airport gates. I've never managed to get them to work yet!

[@Fedex52738]

I love seeing this video as I love to air travel a lot!! Love your awesome content!! Blessings to you

[@noelphilips]

Thank you so much!

[@ilzambongo1401]

Loved the Erasure joke. You are always delivering interesting content, Noel. Keep it up, mate

[@noelphilips]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@bigal1337]

A very relaxing video as I wake up on a Sunday with my coffee and eggs! Thanks Noel, safe travels! Be kind to one another, is the world listening?!

[@mamasinger49]

If only all flights were that efficient and value for money! Great video as always Noel.

[@patriciafuchs5970]

Great fun as always!

[@user-bo7wi4uj2p]

As always another good video thanks for sharing

[@ldowling3791]

Videos never disappoint Noel great work 🙌

[@noelphilips]

I appreciate that!

[@kenv3179]

Great video. I would have never thought of doing that! How funny. Makes sense, though. I took the subway up to the top of Singapore Island and saw the long lines of traffic heading over the bridge to Johor.

[@Wolverines77]

We crossed into Mexico in about 3 minutes at Chula Vista back in February of 2022, coming back into the U.S. took us 3 hours three days later...

[@happynewzealand]

When I was a student at SDSU, I often visited Tijuana and Ensenada. I swear, I was tempted to just stay in Mexico as the return crossing to the US was time-consuming and stressful. ¡Viva México!

[@alexdavis5766]

Lived in Malaysia in the 90’s and you used to be able to get a moped over the border, even had ones with like side cars. Same for the border up in kelentan in the north east over into the Thailand. Many happy memories travelling over that with my family as a child.

[@garethdavies1000]

Quality work as always mate! Funky music as well 🔊💃🏻 😊

[@noelphilips]

Thanks ✌️

[@CallieMasters5000]

I went to Singapore 25 years ago. I went on a daytrip bustour to Melaka, and then went back later to JB on the MRT and local bus. Neither was very expensive or hard to figure out how to do. I really enjoyed visiting both Singapore and Malaysia.

[@alancobbin]

Erasure “No Not That One “ AirAsia lol,cheers Noel 👍😉💪

[@FlyNorse787]

I love your trip reports and reviews Noel, keep it up with the same mood 😊 !

[@noelphilips]

Thank you! Will do!

[@squirrelsinhats]

It’s 9am and I’m ready for this upload Noel! Happy Sunday! 🎉

[@noelphilips]

Hope you enjoy it. Happy Sunday.

[@coenspeekenbrink4196]

I flew once with air asia from kuala lumpur to jakarta and back and it was very good flight

[@mners87]

Ahhhh relaxing Sunday mornings...caffeine and new Noel content 😏

[@justinoboyle5767]

Fun video Noel!

[@Flyctory]

Loved the video, as I have been at JHB last week as well. If you do Singapore to JHB by air, you should think about using Firefly from Selatar Airport next time. As far as I know, Selatar to Subang is the only scheduled flight operating from this secondary Singapore airport...

[@CheapBastard1988]

I'm an aircraft mechanic, but I'm unfamiliar with the A320 NEO or any P&W/Leap engine. And I have no idea what the thing between the engine inlet and the fan cowl door could be. You'd almost think it was something that was left behind accidentally. But that would also be unlikely because the engine oil tank would be behind that same fan cowl door (at least it is on a CFM-56B), and anything large left behind there would be noticed when topping up the engine oil on a daily basis.

[@William2512]

Qantas engineer left large spanner in engine of a380-800, found 2 weeks later. Authorities are looking into it. Qantas is a very dangerous airline now

[@williammooney8499]

on his last trip back on the wing surface it looks like there is a fluid leak near the winglet? (12:29)

[@plcoasterz9706]

Another great video keep up the good work.

[@noelphilips]

Thanks 👍

[@TaylorTravelsTheWorld]

I love these types of videos, I love the quirky little flights that no one would ever think to record. They always make me look at my bookings differently. Great video as always!

[@alix5704]

Fun video. I have a challenge for you: Try to get from Chicago (either airport) to Lake Placid, NY (any airport in the area) by air in less than 8 hours.

[@TVPro9061]

4:19 I like how it's still "On Time" 😂

[@garymillerlcs]

Another interesting little video, if a little tongue in cheek, and all the better for that. I wonder whether you can plan a trip via a large multi terminal airport, where you take 2 flights to get to a different terminal to continue your journey! As always, great work.

[@CougarCat21]

I literally flew from Senai Airport to Bangkok Don Mueang 2 months ago for just USD$50+. And also from Senai to Jakarta for about USD$45+ 4 months ago. All by AirAsia. Love them as a low cost airline. Next week will fly with them again from Penang Airport to Changi airport.

[@DLeadVox]

💛💛💛 That was fun!

[@dakar8993]

Air Asia - Erasure - - well played, sir.

[@carlgemlich1657]

I was looking for this comment. The similarity works with Noel's accent.

[@NcWcN1]

"Yessiree and a bottle of rum!" - Andy, 1988

[@affirmationstoday]

Bugger I was hoping you would show best way to get from airport to city. Great video again, Air Asia is a fantastic airline with great staff, just the guests cause all the issues. Best I book my flight from KL to Johor Barau for next week.

[@mannymccray424]

Another prime example of the oddly quality content and story telling I’ve come to enjoy from you

[@nurrizadjatmiko21]

I personally flown with AirAsia 4 times and it's actually Indonesia AirAsia, one of my favorite airline in Indonesia. One of the reasons AirAsia is a very good low cost airline in my opinion is due to it's excellent On Time Performance (OTP) likely cause by only at least 30 minute turnaround.

[@thelonesculler]

That KUL T2 looks so much better than the old LCCT. I landed there in 2012 and it basically used to be a converted hangar. 2 hour un-airconditioned queue for immigration was not the one

[@nicholasrv8834]

hey Noel, love how you always come up with the strangest of situations. Questionning the cost of your flight though, as you are sitting in a "hot seat" which usually cost an additional 20$ +/-. Did your price in the vid include this? Cheers and happy trails

[@teazerfemi]

Thanks for your unique videos

[@noelphilips]

Glad you like them!

[@ExiledMSH]

Had a similar situation yesrs back, when I took advantage of a BA deal to Dublin from DC with a stopover in London Heathrow, even though London was my intended destination. But there was a few hundred dollar difference between fares, so I saved by doing the Dublin flight, then taking a $55 Aer Lingus flight back over to London, but landing in Gatwick. The customs officer in Dublin was amused by my unusual travel plan, but found it clever when I told him how much money I saved. (I would eventually return to Dublin at the end of the trip to return home.)

[@myrabenson1603]

Great video again 👏

[@noelphilips]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@stulop]

Many years ago I took that trip with my parents to JB airport from Singapore. We took the bus to JB and got off half way across the causeway in traffic, walking the rest of the way. A taxi to the airport. A memorable trip as mum got herself stuck in the departure lounge toilet 10 minutes before departure. That was in 1992, we recounted that story for decades.

[@yorgunsamuray]

I crossed the border between Malaysia and Singapore using the bus departing Johor Bahru bus terminal. It’s like riding a bus in your own city but it’s an international border and if you are a third-worlder like me who didn’t even have a hotel reservation (I was planning to take the ferry to Batam, Indonesia) it’ll take e bit longer than you expect. The border police inquiry took the most time.

[@aneel4932]

Impressive.. you flew a low cost airline and I don't think I heard a "Never mind" uttered.

[@stevenelson3515]

Take the bus or MRT to Woodlands, Maraling or Kranji. Cross border buses available at those stations. Total cost from Changi is less than $3SGD.

[@simonhutchings6073]

Great video Noel , I love the challenge of shortest flights. I’ve flown Seattle to Bellingham WA with Horizon Q400’s a distance of 88miles a few times , sadly I’m not the greenest of travelers.😞😃

[@harrisonhschan]

Even shorter flight I've done is Air Canada Express Q400, Vancouver YVR to Victoria YYJ. About 39 miles and a 15 minute hop...

[@dollarjilt1]

flying across just to traverese one city is manic! so cool vid bro keep safe

[@smith5312]

I have caught a cab from orchard Rd over to Jahor. Only cost cab fair and they checked our passports through the cab window. I have also walked across.

[@ant647448336]

I flew Air Asia from SIN to KUL too back in Feb 2016 on their A320s. I'm 6'1.5 and I suffered badly with legroom at the back of the aircraft. Doesn't help when people reclined their seats haha.

[@kuronyaa-san]

Welcome to KLIA2, our oversized shopping mall, I mean, not so premium Terminal where it looks and feels like a huge warehouse/shopping arcade. FYI, the old Low Cost Carrier Terminal WAS (and now back to IS) a warehouse/cargo area.

[@shonen84]

Another Sunday, another Noel adventure! I do wonder what that stuff out of that left engine was. Grease, perhaps?

[@TheDavidlloydjones]

One city you need a plane to get across is Tokyo. It's not just that the western boundary is somewhere out there in the mountains, but the south is about a thousand kilometres away in some islands. No busses available.

[@dalecollins-smith3551]

Could've taken the MRT to Woodlands. Bus to JB (via immigration) and then a grabcar to JB airport. I've done it myself. Probably around the same time as flying to KL and back. I suppose because it wouldn't have been a flight review it wouldn't have been of interest to you.

[@michaelocyoung]

You must have missed all of Noel's quirky bus trip videos.

[@dalecollins-smith3551]

@@michaelocyoung LOL no I've watched them. it was just an assumption. Thanks for the reply though

[@Pswizz0]

I wouldn’t ever guess you were 6’5 Noelle great video from Hawaii 🤙🏼

[@followyourdreams8673]

I just love the carpets in Changi! By far, my favourite airport. ❤

[@user-xl2bo8rh7j]

Good video Noel

[@russking7775]

Had to go from Bristol to Manchester for work. It was cheaper to fly via Dublin than the train. But I wasn't paying so wasn't my problem but not sure that's how public transport should work

[@QuicknStraight]

Both AirAsia and Cebu Pacific are pretty efficient. No frills, generally decent service. And they have regular seat sales and you can pick up tickets very cheap.

[@Calebs_Aviation]

Great video Noel really interesting 🤔 and odd that the flight was the cheaper option! 🤣 ✈️ Loved it and Air Asia’s A320neo looked pretty good I was shocked! 😳 Also it’s pronounced “Jore B’Hore” for Johor Bahru 😂😊 Cheers mate! 🍻 Caleb’s Aviation

[@noelphilips]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@user-yv5wp3bf1p]

Love the concept already, I often fly from JB when I am in Singapore, never flew to JB though from SG. I’m cheap and take a bus to JB then a taxi.

[@bobnewschannel2041]

Hi Noel love your videos. Go for the advert option with Air Asia :)

[@lifeisgood6074]

I live in the Midwest, USA, and would love to see you do a flight from Ohare to Milwaukee to some small regional airport like Rhinelander, Wisconsin. (Home of the Hodags, of course!). Or East Troy, Wisconsin, which houses one of the last electric trolley railroads that you can travel on. It also has an electric trolley museum, with historic electric trains.). So many other small airports to choose from. Thank you for these videos- I appreciate you making them- it allows me and others to see places in the world that we never would normally be able to see! And your easy going personality and funny quips are so entertaining! If I need to de-stress after a bad day, I watch one of your videos… Subscribing now, thanks for all you do!

[@noelphilips]

Glad you enjoy them & Thank you for subscribing!

[@andrewclark8630]

7:00 - that would be the wrapping film. Must be brand new, only just unboxed.

[@ryansimpson1790]

This can attest this border crossing can be a real pain when going by MRT and bus from central Singapore via Woodlands. Note he is also going to Senai, not downtown JB.

[@admiralradish]

I nearly thought this was about the ROute from Houston to Dallas. Probably one of the most unknown common routes of flight travel instead of driving. People actually live in Houston and fly to dallas everyday to work. And Vice Versa.

[@alecmcd552]

The quick turn around time is the same reason white goo was oozing from the engine.

[@phyllislowry6265]

That was insane! Flying was cheaper than other forms of transportation! I can't say I've ever heard of someone doing what you did, but it was fun. I hope that plane with the leak was at least looked at by a mechanic. It's certainly not what you want to see when up in the air. I have noticed that on most of your trips, most of the signage, announcements, advertisements & etc is in English. I have a friend who is currently on a cruise around New Zealand & Australia & his photos & places he is visiting are spectacular! I hope you do get to do sight seeing sometimes.

[@somchaiwongma3813]

I was looking for a cheap hotel in Singapore on Expedia and switched to „sort from cheap to expensive“. I was surprised to see that the cheap hotels which showed up when looking for a hotel in Singapore where all across the border, in Malaysia, not far but after adding a $200 cab fare these hotels wouldn’t be that cheap anymore.

[@bert23337]

I sometimes book flights out of JHB (Senai) as it can be cheaper than booking flights from SIN or KUL (even when the JHB flight transits through KUL). It never occurred to me to fly there from SIN which would mean a route from SIN-KUL-JHB-KUL- destination. The border is a bit fiddly but the train to Woodlands and bus from JB is cheap.

[@seven_hundred-seven_hundred]

Very nice. Thank you.

[@Twobarpsi]

Incredible concept! Who would have thought!?

[@TheSwissMuslim]

Hi Noel! You should try flying regional in Burma sometimes, they got some very interesting planes

[@chenfeng3003]

You can actually take public transport to johor bahru for under 3 sgd which is approximately 2.25 usd and its faster than flying too. Just take the train from changi airport to kranji station and then hop on either 170 or 960 which go from kranji mrt into johor bahru. Not sure how long it would take but definitely less than 2h 45 min including crossing the customs.

[@EVERYTHING333-3]

Nice video!

[@noelphilips]

Thanks!

[@user-yr1di3dh2b]

I wish the old railways route to Tanjong Pagar still existed. Would have loved to take a train direct from downtown Singapore to Malaysia. Although the MRT to Woodlands is not a bad alternative.

[@LittleManFlying]

When I first started flying charter in a Cessna 206 with a belly pod, I quickly learned by experience to pack anything in a polyethylene garbage bag in the center, surrounded by more rigid/stiff bags (insert favorite saying here). Anything flimsy near the outside edge of the belly pod would invariably find its way to a gap between it and the fuselage, get sucked out of the gap, and become a streamer during the flight. Very unsightly and unprofessional looking 😎

[@stargazeronesixseven]

🙏 Airport taxi to downtown are usually quite expensive but necessary when carrying luggages! Some coaches stop at the City Centre , nearer to their hotels , so have to decide accordingly! 😊🙏

[@wendingourway]

What an incredible comparison!! Quite surprised by how similar the price was for the bus and flight....blew the cab right off the chart!