Druk Air

Description: The Royal Bhutan Airlines operating in south Asia.

Newest Review: ... and rear of the plane. The plane stood photogenic against a background of green mountains with its bold Bhutanese flag on the tail fin. Only one airline - the national carrier, Druk Air - uses the airport and only a tiny number of flights come in each day so there's no need to worry about not getting a good place for the plane to park or having to wait a long time. **Arrival Procedures** We ... more

... walked to the arrivals hall, trying not to giggle at the local men in their traditional dress of the Gho - a knee length coat with more than a passing resemblance to a tightly belted dressing gown. These are worn with knee-high socks and well polishe...more

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Flying with the Dragon - Druk Air (2133 words)
by - written on 26/11/08 (Very useful, 267 readings)
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Much to my shame and the despair of environmentalists, I have to admit that I fly a lot and so I've used a very large number of different airlines and generated a massive elephantine carbon footprint in the process. However, I've only ever reviewed a tiny number of these airlines because I think it's risky to base an opinion on very limited experience. I know for example that even a good airline can have a bad day and even a lousy one can get lucky once in a while and pull off great service. For that reason I would not NORMALLY review an airline I've only used once - but this is not a normal airline. Most people who use Druk Air will only ever use it once or twice - not ... Read the complete review

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