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So the story goes that "technical failure" was the reason that a Boeing 737 crashed in cloudy weather around 3 AM in a deserted residential area of Perm killing all aboard. The flight departed Moscow Sheremetyevo, and was trying to get to the airport in Perm when it went down.

I made that same approach, at the same time, 3 a.m., in April 2006, but with an uneventful landing at the Perm airport. It was pretty foggy, so we needed to use IFR to line up the airport runway lights, but the approach was very low, under the rain clouds, across the city. The pilot knew what he was doing, thank god.

But the reason we landed in Perm, was because our original destination was not possible to land at 3 a.m., because there were NO runway lights working, because the electricity generator for the airport DIDN'T WORK! So we had to wait until around 5:30 a.m. when it was light enough in the morning to find the airport runway without lights. I felt lucky that I made it there in one piece.

According to today's news story, this was the second Russian Boeing plane that crashed in a month. In August, another one crashed killing around 50 passengers shortly after takeoff on a flight from Kyrgyzstan to Iran. Probably not many mongers on that flight, so...

So I would like to know, how much safe is to fly with aereoflot ? If it is safe at all....

And with s7 ?

I think that Aeroflot for international flights is OK... For flight in Russia, better to avoid as much as you can...

The best friend of my sister died last month in the Madrid crash...

I personally have decided to take only airflights companies that got a good reputation, whatever the price is.

[QUOTE=Passepartout]I think that Aeroflot for international flights is OK... For flight in Russia, better to avoid as much as you can...

The best friend of my sister died last month in the Madrid crash...

I personally have decided to take only airflights companies that got a good reputation, whatever the price is.[/QUOTE]

Thanks Passepartout and sorry for your lost in Madrid crash....

I think I will choose Aereoflot to get into Russia and then I will choose s7 or there is another good company to flight inside Russia that allows to book by net and that has also english web page too as s7 ?

[QUOTE=Prosal]If I had to compare Latinas and Slavics, I must say that during 12 years roaming throughout Brasil, I've rarely got an awesome blowjob from a brasilian non-pro (I've had more than my share of non-pro brasilian ass, and IMO the myth of the sexualy skilled brasilian girl is highly over-rated) but the few experiences I've had with moldovian, romanian and russian regular girls were all perfect. All were freaks in bed and sucked like goddesses. I even think that they must have some special genes to give so perfect blowjobs.

Last week i've had a nice experience with a russian girl i met on luckylovers.net, which is REALLY a goldmine. She was on vacations in Southern Spain and decided to surprise me by spending her last two days in Paris. Thursday night, as I was home taking care of my own business in front of a few Fosters and expecting nothing from the night, I received a sms saying < Meet you in front of Virgin store on Champs Elysées at 10.30 pm. A. >. Wow.

During three weeks in December, on luckylovers, I've already flirted her into submission, with also lot of phone calls and naughty sms, but I must say that when I saw "in flesh" this classy 25 yo beautiful tall and thin blonde, with a perfect face, amazing grey/blue eyes, diamonds eardrops, dressed with long black high-heels boots, elegant coat, ect, the first minutes were a bit difficult as you actually need lot of self-esteem to find the courage to flirt a girl of that stunning level of beauty and sophistication. Happily my stays in Moldova and Romania, my experience with my ex-russian GF and above all the tips from the specialists here learned me how things go with Slavic girls, and the level of self-confidence they expect from a guy.

I took her to my fav cocktails bar, where I was quite sure that she will be quickly drunk, and hopefully, hot. For a russian girl 'quickly drunk' is very relative, as she needed four vodka/champagne/litchee cocktails to begin to be a bit high (I had myself enought time to drop five vodka/khalua 'Black Russians'), but anyway it didn't take long before we began to passionally kiss. I must say that after two hour flirting, when she took my cock out my jeans (!!!!) and began to give me a slow HJ, staring me with her naughty and beautiful blue eyes, I began to loose control of myself as I find this kind of flirt highly exciting in a crowded public place. I didn't care no more about the world around, and I began to eat her tits (she weared a small black top which showed a perfect bare stomach and half of her boobs) and to finger her already very wet shaved pussy, before realise that half of the people in the bar were looking at us. So we chilled down, stopped the show, finished quietely our drinks and left. lol

I pushed her in a taxi to go to my apartment, undressed her half nude during the ride, and as soon as we arrived, it didn't take long before she took all her clothes off EXCEPT her high-heels black boots and fine black stockings. It was around 2am and we didn't close one eye before 10.30 am. IMO no other experience in the world can be compared with sex with a hot russian girl. The way she sucked, the way she loved sex a bit rough and dirty, the way she wanted to be dominated, the way she loved it from behind, deep anal included, the way she mumbled dirty things in russian, her naughty fantasies, her fine lingerie, it really blew my mind.

We spent the next 24 hours together overdrinking and doing the nasty in every place we could, and she left for Saint Petersburg saturday. I took some pics but can't post them here, as she is just a regular girl looking for fun, who has a public and accessible profile on luckylovers.

God I love russian women. They are wild. They are hot. They are all feminity and fun. They drink like cossaks and are freaks in bed.

I remember a sentence from Big Bro AJ here on the ISG : "Slavic girls are an addiction you never cure yourself off, nor you ever want to cure yourself off". How true !![/QUOTE]


Just for the information Romanians and Moldovans are supposed to be Latin Europeans, even though they have a high Slavic influence.

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_Europe[/url]

[QUOTE=Lukasek]So I would like to know, how much safe is to fly with aereoflot ? If it is safe at all....

And with s7 ?[/QUOTE]
I flew S7 to Ashgabat, Turkmenistan the other day from Moscow and I must say I was impressed. The equipment appeared to be in very good repair compared with SkyExpress and even Aeroflot. The staff was relatively young and enthusiastic yet experienced enough to know what they were doing. What impressed me most was that darned near every crew member spoke quite good English.

I would not hesitate to recommend S7 and will most definitely use them again.

[QUOTE=Jake993]I flew S7 to Ashgabat, Turkmenistan the other day from Moscow and I must say I was impressed. The equipment appeared to be in very good repair compared with SkyExpress and even Aeroflot. The staff was relatively young and enthusiastic yet experienced enough to know what they were doing. What impressed me most was that darned near every crew member spoke quite good English.

I would not hesitate to recommend S7 and will most definitely use them again.[/QUOTE]S7: Yes
Aeroflot: Only if you have to.
SkyExpress: Feeling lucky and don't mind waiting at the airport when your flight is delayed again and again?
Pulkovo: Nostalgia airlines, complete with an interior that smells of sweat and [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord140][CodeWord140][/url].
Air Union: No way.

Interestingly enough many Russians seem to avoid S7, which was formerly Sibir or Siberia Air before they rebranded and painted the planes apple green. Apparently Siberia Air was an unlucky crasher and the reputation has stuck. Their crashes were all non-technical however.

The Ukrainian navy accidentely shot an airliner from Sibir down in 2001, Chechen terrorists blew one up after bribing ground personnel to avoid security checks in 2004 and a pilot slid off the runway in Irkutsk in 2006 killing 126 people.

Personally I fly them a lot, their website ([url]www.s7.ru[/url]) also has an English version, their flight network is large and in my opinion they are the best Russian airline.

[QUOTE=Doctor_Skank]
Interestingly enough many Russians seem to avoid S7, which was formerly Sibir or Siberia Air before they rebranded and painted the planes apple green. Apparently Siberia Air was an unlucky crasher and the reputation has stuck. Their crashes were all non-technical however.

The Ukrainian navy accidentely shot an airliner from Sibir down in 2001, Chechen terrorists blew one up after bribing ground personnel to avoid security checks in 2004 and a pilot slid off the runway in Irkutsk in 2006 killing 126 people.[/QUOTE]
Man, you could have told me that before I booked the flight on YOUR recommendation. Ha, ha, ha......

I forgot to mention Utair. I flew them to Ufa and back last April and it was not bad. Not nearly as good as S7 but not bad. I read something while Russia last week that by the end of this year, S7 will have taken all Soviet era planes out of service and will be exclusively running Boeing 737 and 767. Which is a bit strange considering that I think they may have a smattering of Airbus too.

I was going to fly S7 down to Kiev too, but my buddy Ildar booked the flights on AeroSvit, which was not TOO bad. The most redeeming quality was the drinks cart that was loaded down with Garilka.

[QUOTE=Jake993]Man, you could have told me that before I booked the flight on YOUR recommendation. Ha, ha, ha......
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Hey Jake you are not the only one who will fly with s7 on Doc recommentation here in the forum LOL :)

If I will write a report here, it means everything was fine...enough ;)

[QUOTE=Lukasek]Hey Jake you are not the only one who will fly with s7 on Doc recommentation here in the forum LOL :)

If I will write a report here, it means everything was fine...enough ;)[/QUOTE]

They do have a great website. Very "Western". They appear to be the Southwest Airlines of the FSU.

[QUOTE=Pizdyets]They do have a great website. Very "Western". They appear to be the Southwest Airlines of the FSU.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, ty pravda Pizdyets, very easy to book a flight with e-ticket and good rates too, we will see...

[QUOTE=Lukasek]Yeah, ty pravda Pizdyets, very easy to book a flight with e-ticket and good rates too, we will see...[/QUOTE]Also an important factor, you can book e-tickets for both you and other people. So if you want to fly a girl in, you can book for her and send her the ticket by email. No money sent. No tickets to be issued. Really is a good airline IMO. Reliable too.

HI

is there a simple and cheap way to access internet from an apartment in SPB ? Something using a slow modem connection via landline or maybe some cheap GPRS SIM card ? Any advice or experience about it ?

THX
TL

What what? Police in Russian airports verify each luggage by X-Ray and make perquisitions of each luggage of foreign people?

The same they did in 2004 in Piter and Moscow...if you are the last one at the control, I think you can spend more time once at airport than inside airplane....that's Russia too, but still many very good reasons to go there ;)