After that awful experience, we were trying our best to forget about it. Period. So, after taking our next flight tickets to Wellington (WEL), we headed straight to the bus terminal just located outside of the airport, taking a bus to the domestic flight terminal.
Whenever you get into a flight, and normally before takeoff, the stewards and stewardesses would explain plainly and demonstrates all the safety precautions that passengers should take notice of during the flight such as how to wear a seat belt, where you should put your hand luggage at, what you should do when an emergency occurs and etc. Remember that? Owh well, maybe not because I’m pretty sure that apparently none of us ever focused on that, don’t we? Unless the stewards were pretty good-looking =p However, Air New Zealand had the best, I mean seriously da-bomb, most interesting safety advertisement ever! Hands down! I had to admit though that it was pretty ridiculous but funny yet catchy enough to make you watch it till the end =D Yes, it’s an advertisement, NOT a demonstration like we used to look at. Here is the video, you be the judge. =D (NZ Add ON SAFETY ISSUES ON FLIGHT)
Owh, and here is a picture of the clouds in the New Zealand sky =)
Then, about an hour later, we landed in Wellington safely and was greeted by Dr. Rosli Mohamed, mum’s boss, who were really lively and friendly, and also a few other Malaysians from The Malaysia High Commission (HiCom). So, after three consecutive flights, we were all worn out and thus, still feeling jet-lagged, we headed straight for the City Life Hotel which was located smack in the middle of Wellington City. And yes, as you’ve guessed, the scenery was breath-taking. =D
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