AIRLINE TRAVEL & AIRPORTS: Manila to Bangkok (via Tokyo)

One of my old vids where I didn't take a direct flight and had to go up north before getting to my destination.

Why not go direct? Lots of reasons. I wanted to stop over one city before getting to my destination, I love take offs and landings, the flight is free, I wasn't on a rush to go on side trips. Enough said.

With my bros and a cousin on this trip.

FEATURES:
-Checking in at NAIA
-Boarding Northwest Airlines' 747 aircraft
-NWA's cabin
-Tokyo Narita Airport
-Short quick clips of Bangkok's old Don Muang Airport
-And cousin Pfil who's tall, dark, and... nevermind.

Have fun watching!

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[dancena2]

I rode on Pal from cebu to manila, on philippine airlines B744(RP-C7471) after taking RP-C8168 to even get to cebu, Mabuhay class rocks!!!!!! Dude, you must ride mabuhay class, it is hella great but if the flight is not full, and it is RP-C8168, you get a whole row in fiesta, and you can lie down, it rocks!!!!!

[chukkoi]

@dancena2 I had a whole row of seats on coach aboard a United Airlines flight from Seoul to San Francisco and I know what you're talking about... all 5 seats turned into a bed! Haha! :-)

[khayz5]

prang young ka pa sa video na toh.hehe

[chukkoi]

@khayz5 Old vid na 'to... ;-)

[manguripon]

@seaboo143 no as long as you have a booked connecting flight from tokyo to LA and the the restriction si that you cannot go out of the imigration exiting tokyo. But if you wish to exit tokyo and stay for more than 24 hours prior to your flight to LA you will need a visa see website of japan embassy. Hope this can be of help to you.

[dancena2]

Was this F class?

[smlessnau]

Did you mean to say sexy?

[chukkoi]

You mean you have a connecting flight?

You wont be asked for a visa sa japan kasi you wont be passing thru their immigration, meaning hindi ka naman lalabas ng airport.

Pero if you intend to stop and go out sa airport and spend a few days sa tokyo (stopover is different sa layover), you will have to pass thru their immigration where you are required to have a visa.

[seaboo143]

good day, i just want to ask something, for example, i want to go to los angeles california, but i want to stop over in tokyo, does the japan immigration  asks for a visa?

[chukkoi]

I dont remember our flight number :-)