easyJet sees Moldavia and Romania united
That or history, my memory, and the updated EU map are entirely wrong.In other news, traveling with easyJet has been even worse than the Wizz Air experience. From useless and rude staff—and I thought only the Romanian cabin crews are unmannered—to costing more, from having to stay up all night so that we make it to Gatwick for a 6:35 a.m. flight to having our paid Speedy Boarding ignored twice, I wouldn't know where to start. Yes, there's the benefit of flying to civilised Henri Coanda/ Otopeni airport in Bucharest instead of the messy Baneasa, but on a normal, high traffic day that stings one back—Otopeni is a few kilometers farther than Baneasa on the main North exit from/ entrance into the city.
We booked our next flight to Romania on BA: the offer made it only GBP 100 (for two) more expensive in exchange for good service and decent flying times, plus no charges for hold luggage.
Labels: far and away, romania
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hi hi, Absolut sees Mexico as it used to be more than one hundred years ago:)
Defending the campaign the Spirit maker said the ad was created "with a Mexican sensibility" and was not meant for the U.S. market. Now, what is easyJet doing there?
Oh, I suppose it's made with a Moldavian sensibility then, and inspired by the greatest campaigns out there :P
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