7th trip review 🛫🇻🇳 Incheon Airport Air Premia aircraft info!

Most people use lounges with their cards or... get in through some perk and rest up... but for us, who don't even use the lounge, let alone the duty-free shop... we eat a meal maybe once every 5 flights! And after much deliberation, what we picked was... jjolmyeon (spicy chewy noodles) and... cold buckwheat noodles, lol. Maybe it's because we're on a flight that actually has in-flight meals for once, but no matter what we eat, we try to gently soothe our stomachs that just won't feel full!!! Heh, after finding a bit of peace of mind!!

I almost went to the boarding terminal out of habit while riding the train, lol! (If I ride the F line twice, I might become a huge fan... -_-)

What a cool bird!!! Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner It's been a while since I've flown a wide-body!!! Here's a fun fact!!! Wide-body vs. narrow-body What is a wide-body aircraft? A wide-body aircraft refers to a large passenger plane that has two or more aisles in the cabin. The fuselage is wide, approximately 5–6m, so it is also called a 'wide-body' or, in the sense of having two aisles, a 'twin-aisle' aircraft. 1. Key Features Aisles and Seats: There are 2 aisles, and each row usually has 7–10 seats arranged (e.g., 2-3-2, 3-3-3, 3-4-3 configurations). Passenger capacity: It can carry a large number of passengers, ranging from around 200 up to a maximum of 850 (for the A380). Operating range: Equipped with large fuel tanks and powerful engines, it is mainly deployed on long-haul intercontinental routes. Passenger comfort: The spacious cabin provides a sense of openness and is advantageous for equipping in-flight entertainment facilities and crew rest areas. 2. Representative models Boeing: B747 (Jumbo Jet), B777 (best-selling wide-body), B787 Dreamliner. Airbus: A330, A350 XWB, A380 (the world's largest passenger aircraft). What is a narrow-body aircraft? The aviation term "narrow-body aircraft" (狹胴體, Narrow-body aircraft) refers to a passenger aircraft that has only a single aisle in the cabin. The fuselage diameter is relatively narrow, around 3~4 meters, which is why it's also called a 'narrow-body,' and it is generally used mainly on short- or medium-haul routes. 1. Key Features Aisle structure: The cabin has a single-aisle structure. Seat layout: Seats are usually arranged with about 2 to 6 seats per row (typically a 3-3 configuration). Operating range: Mainly used for domestic flights or short-haul international routes, but recently, thanks to technological advances, an increasing number of models are capable of medium- to long-haul flights. Economy: Being lighter than wide-body aircraft, they offer better fuel efficiency and can easily take off and land even at small airports with short runways. 2. Representative models Boeing: B737 series Airbus: the A320 series (including A319, A321) Air Premia flies the Boeing 787-9 wide-body, which has two aisles!! No feeling of cramped space at all!!

There are two passports, so why are there four?!!! That'll be explained!! later!!! bit by bit!!! (Hehe!! A magical travel story that later turns into 6 people)

My steps walking down the boarding bridge to get on the plane are !! so exciting!! Since it's Wide Premium, priority boarding!! Please take good care of me for these 4 hours and 25 minutes!!! you rascal!!!