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flight safety and Etiquette
100

This is the birthday girl’s exact age turning today

32

100

If your luggage tag says LAX, you are flying into or out of this sun-soaked U.S. city

Los Angeles

100

This ancient 73-meter tall white marble mausoleum in Agra, India, was built by Emperor Shah Jahan as a tomb for his favorite wife.

Taj Mahal

100

Originating in Naples, this universally beloved baked dish traditionally features a thin crust, tomato sauce, mozzarella cheese, and fresh basil.

Pizza

100

According to pre-flight demonstrations, in the event of a drop in cabin pressure, you should always secure your own mask before doing this.

help others and children

200

If I could pack a bag right now and board a flight to any destination in the world, where would I land?

Italy

200

Unlike almost every other airport code in the world, airports in Canada famously start with this specific letter.

Y

200

Located in Rome, this massive ancient stone amphitheater once held up to 80,000 spectators for gladiatorial contests.

Colosseum

200

This iconic Portuguese egg custard tart with a blistered golden top and flaky pastry shell is a must-try pastry when visiting Lisbon or Porto.

Pastel de Nata Or Portuguese Tart

200

This universal action—doing it immediately as soon as the plane wheels touch the runway—is widely considered the ultimate airline passenger faux pas.

standing up before the plane comes to a complete stop and start taking out their carry ons

300

This is the one item I absolutely refuse to travel without, no matter how short the trip.

My DJI camera

300

If you land at airport code LHR, you'll likely hear "Mind the Gap" as you step onto the local subway system.

London Heathrow

300

Perched high on a ridge in Peru, this 15th-century Incan citadel is often called the "Lost City of the Incas."

Machu Picchu

300

This Japanese dish consists of vinegared rice combined with ingredients such as raw fish, seafood, or vegetables.

Sushi

300

According to airplane armrest etiquette, this passenger seat location is universally agreed to get rights to both middle armrests.

The middle seat

400

Where did I take my first ever solo trip to?

Saudi Arabia/ Umra

400

If your itinerary shows airport code HND or NRT, you are touching down in this sprawling Asian metropolis.

Tokyo

400

This iconic wrought-iron lattice tower on the Champ de Mars in Paris was originally constructed as the entrance arch for the 1889 World's Fair.

The Eiffel Tower

400

Often served in small bamboo steamer baskets, this traditional Cantonese dining style involves sharing small plates like dumplings and buns alongside tea.

Dim Sum

400

Before takeoff and landing, flight attendants ask you to stow tray tables, bring seatbacks upright, and ensure this window component is completely open.

the window

500

Which country do I refuse to ever travel to?

USA

500

The airport code FCO belongs to this major European capital's busiest airport, which is named after a legendary Renaissance polymath and artist.

Rome

500

Standing at the mouth of the Tagus River in Lisbon, Portugal, this 16th-century fortification tower is a UNESCO World Heritage site built during the Portuguese Renaissance.

Belem Tower

500

This small delicious dish is made using potatoes and is often seen as pasta and made in different kinds of sauce. 

Gnocchi

500

Under International Civil Aviation rules, spare lithium-ion batteries and power banks MUST be carried in this location, never in checked baggage.

your carry on

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