Onboard a BIZARRE CHINESE SPY AIRLINE with Suspicious SECURITY!



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23 thoughts on “Onboard a BIZARRE CHINESE SPY AIRLINE with Suspicious SECURITY!”

  1. This normally doesn’t happen on international flights lol. At least if you’re flying from a western country to China.

    Anyhow Chinese securities don’t like being recorded so it’s best you don’t record them.

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  2. I'm not partial to European things other than maybe Italy and France I'd like to see and grease and Iceland but these little places that you go the kazakhstan's and Ukraine and all those I'm not now no thank you not interested at all

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  3. Yea I don't get why face scanning is such a heart stopper. Would it make you feel better if they provided a ticket scanner so you can scan your ticket and tell you where the gate and flight status is? Wouldn't that provide THE MAN with the exact same information as your face scan? Especially with cameras everywhere in the airport already? It's not as if anyone can or should expect any anonymity in a modern airport after all the history that has gotten us to here. So they provided a fairly efficient tool (don't have to keep reaching for your ticket) to get your exact flight info (to crane your neck to check the right line on the info boards) and…….scary, not. Face scanners are the best thing to happen at U.S. customs – I love my face scanned less than a minute exits at airports and cruise ports. In March I did see Loong Air pop up a couple of times I was looking for tickets for flights. I noticed they and some other Chinese budget airlines were sometimes less than half the price of the Big 3. Scared me a bit frankly but if I traveled a lot in China I may work up the courage. Frankly your plane and service experience looked better than mine on Air Asia between Siem Reap and Singapore.

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  4. That soapy taste would be the kitchen adding too much bi-carb soda as a meat tenderiser or not washing it off after the tenderising process if they normally add a lot. Bi-carb soda is used quite a lot in Chinese cooking in a process known as “velveting”.

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