It took slightly over 3 hours, but we were finally ready to go! The pilot apologized for the delay, citing bad weather as the reason for them being grounded...but then why did all the other planes continued flying? I think technical fault is the main culprit but of course, which company wants to tell their customers that their plane has a chance of going bust while in the air right?
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Different airlines have different threshold when it comes to weather. I think its their company policies. Some airlines are very garang and will go no matter in what weather.
I almost wanted to whatsapp you to see if you were aware of the hold up with Tiger Airways! lol.
A lot of people were complaining to the poor attendent at the counter but I think better not rush and let them settle what they know best.
After all, better late than dead *CHOY!*
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