Transferring plane in London Heathrow/Carlos Pueblo

Transferring plane in London Heathrow/Carlos Pueblo

I use British Airway mileage; therefore, every plane must be transferred

at London Heathrow Airport and I don’t mind at all. Due to heavy and

large luggage too difficult to be in and out of subway stations, I had had

a preliminary look to the route to the Orly Airport. Villejuif-Louis Aragon

Station where I transfer to a light rail train has an elevator to be up to the

Street level that I find very convenient. I went to Orly terminals and even

took a direct train ride from Orly terminal B to De Galle International. There

is a Concorde supersonic aircraft displayed nearby Orly. The plane was one

of the grounded in 2003 due to high cost and later replaced by Airbus,

another European project.

There was this young Brazilian lady coming along with me for the early flight

out of Paris. She was to De Galle and Dublin eventually for her English learning

project. She came here for a week’s cleaning side job and I was very curious and

asked her more details. She was an architect by training in Brazil with two

degrees, a bachelor and a master graduate degree, yet she was un-employed.

She came to Dublin for a maid job with a student visa. Now, the Briexit of the

European Union, I understand the situation in European Union member nations

must accept people of the member nation entering for a job. Majority of the the

English obviously didn’t like the idea. This also happens in the United States as

well, if you ask my opinion that I would say it is very backward. I admire the wisdom

of the EU founding fathers.

At the arrival of Frankfurt, Germany, the information center staff helped me to purchase

two tickets, one way ticket to the hostel and another weekly ticket for the day after. I

admit that I cannot speak German except morgan and donka means good morning and

thank you. Luckily most of German people speak English, a very good sign of school

education, especially the newly immigrants who know both German and English most of

the case. I find that German vocabulary is very long and without some key points tip I

shall not be able to manage it.

It is very convenient in Frankfurt for public transportation like New York City, London,

Paris, and Tokyo where I have been visited. I have passed by the city twice and this is

the first visit outside of the airport. I like it so much; therefore, I do plan to come back

this coming September for an additional one month visit for the entire Germany.