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Departure to Bolivia

Published: 12.04.2018

After spending some time waiting, the gate number was displayed around 9:45 pm.

In the plane, I quickly found my seat. As expected, it was in the middle, on the aisle. There was a couple sitting next to me. After takeoff, there was an announcement in Spanish and suddenly some passengers started moving to the back. I looked at the passenger migration with curiosity. My seatmate explained to me that his wife has a whole row to herself in the back. He also moved to the aisle and gestured that I can sleep on the two seats.

At some point, they served some food. I got pasta! And a strange salad/cream and even a small cake for dessert.

I gladly accepted the offer to lie down. I didn't need all the plans for the flight. I basically slept the whole time. About 2 - 3 hours at a time.

Relatively shortly before landing, they served breakfast (8:30 am, German time).

Then there were some announcements in Spanish and a not very clear repetition in English, where the word 'passport' was mentioned repeatedly. And that we are landing in Santa Cruz Virus Virus. I was a bit confused. We were actually supposed to have a technical stop in La Paz, but either I overslept it or it was canceled. I'm not exactly sure.

There are felt hundreds of checks and showing passports and handing in forms at the airport. I got a little nervous with my two words of Spanish.

But everything went well. I was allowed entry. I got my two suitcases and after one final form and one final scan of my luggage, I was allowed to leave.

Fortunately, my pick-up service came early because the landing was announced earlier. So nobody had to wait for long!

And now I'm here, enjoying the 30 degrees and the overcast sky!

Answer (1)

Silvia
Schon komisch, wenn man nicht versteht, was im Flugzeug durchgesagt wird. 😬 Aber es ist ja alles gut gegangen. LG Nathalie H.

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