Przesiadka w Moskwie / Transfer in Moscow

Po dotarciu do Moskwy, mamy cztery godziny do nastepnego samolotu, ktory zabierze nas do Ho Chi Minh City, miasta, bardziej znanego pod nazwa Sajgon. Mimo, ze nie jestesmy zadnymi fanami lotnisk, to, to moskiewskie robi na nas pozytywne wrazenie. No moze poza cenami, gdyz 0,5 litra wody mineralnej za 2 euro to troche przesada. No ale nie powinno to dziwic.

Do Sajgonu, rowniez lecimy Aeroflotem. Jestesmy obslugiwani przez sympatyczna obsluge, fotele wygodne z duza iloscia miejsca na nogi i dobre jedzenie, wiec lot mija nam szybko i przyjemnie.

Smieszna anegdotka z lotu.
W samolocie, w rzedzie obok nas, siedzial pan, o wietnamskim wygladzie. W rece trzymal "Przeglad sportowy". Wygladalo to tak, jakby owa gazeta znalazla sie tam przez przypadek, a nasz nieznajomy, ogladal obrazki i pismo w nieznanym mu jezyku. Jakze duzym i milym zaskoczeniem dla nas bylo, gdy slyszac nas rozmawiajacych po polsku, dolaczyl sie do naszej konwersacji, mowiac bardzo ladna polszczyzna. I to tak wlasnie, poznalismy Slawka, wietnamczyka, mieszkajacego w Warszawie od wielu lat.

Azja, wita nas przepieknym wschodem slonca, ktory widziany z samolotu, robi jeszcze wieksze wrazenie.

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After arriving in Moscow, we have four hours to the next flight, which will take us to Ho Chi Minh City, a city better known under the name of Saigon. Despite the fact that we are not fans of any airports, Moscow’s airport makes a positive impression on us. Well, maybe except for the prices, because a 0.5 liter mineral water for 2 euros is a bit overkill. Well, but that should not surprise us really, after all it is an airport.

We fly again with Aeroflot, the Russian airline, to Saigon: friendly service, comfortable seats with plenty of leg room and good food, so our flight passes quickly and pleasantly.

Funny anecdote:
On the plane, in the row next to us, sat a Vietnamese-looking man holding in his hands a Polish sport magazine. It looked as though this newspaper was there by accident, and he was just looking at pictures and writing in an unfamiliar to him language. To our enormous and nice surprise, our neighbor joined us in conversation when he heard us speaking in Polish. This is how we met Slawek, a Vietnamese, living in Warsaw for many years.

Asia greeted us with a magnificent sunrise, which was even more majestic when seen from an airplane...

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