Seoul - Frankfurt
Boeing 747-400
HL7421
Asiana First, Seat 2K
Flight time: 11.45h
Distance: 8'552km
Date: 22/12/12
Asiana First Class Lounge, Seoul |
Massage chairs at the lounge |
Quite classy |
mediocre headset |
Christmas decoration aboard this 747 |
2K |
Shall we start with the culinary feast? |
Clouds over the Yellow Sea |
Amuse Bouche |
Foie gras mousse with blini, truffle and ginger compote |
Caviar with traditional garnishes |
Royal Oscietra Caviar |
Pepper crusted tuna with carrot and chive slaw |
Pickled mushroom and chick pea salad with baby leaf |
Creamy chicken soup with risotto ball |
A glass of Robert Keenan Winery Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 |
The main course |
Roasted veal tenderloin with lobster, mushroom ragout, and wilted cabbage with horseradish cream |
Somewhere close to Beijing |
Sweet finish: Tropezienne with blackberry sauce - next time I'll request Iphone 5 sauce... |
Even sweeter finish: Jackson-Triggs Vidal VQA Ice Wine 2008 - this one is exceptional |
Inner Mongolia |
7 passengers in First, all male. What's that supposed to mean? |
Approaching Mongolia |
View from 4E & 4F |
Close to Ulaanbaatar |
My comfy seat 2K |
:-) |
Spacious cabin in the nose of this 747 |
Rather lonely little village in Mongolia |
Cheers ;-) |
3 hours into the flight |
Recommended! |
Most airlines decorate their cabins with christmassy bling-bling during the festive season - I like |
Over Russia already |
L'Occitane amenities in the bathroom |
Close to Irkutsk |
The back of the cabin |
Flying over the Ural Mountains |
First Class passenger, second class manners |
Central Russia at dusk |
:-) |
Saint Petersburg/Petrograd/Leningrad - the northernmost city in the world to have a popultation of over one million - covered with snow |
Second serving |
Roasted beet with boiled quail egg, heirloom tomato and mustard vinaigrette |
Cumin scented lamb tenderloin, green olives & peas, and orange segments with tomato coulis |
Good evening, fella! |
Vanilla mousse, pineapple shavings, crunchy chocolate, and lemon dressing |
Flying into the sunset |
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