This is the emptiest I’ve ever seen it. Chowing down after a refreshing shower (and yes, clean underwear and shirt). Even though the 4hr flight leaves at 21:45, dinner is served. I plan on skipping it to sleep, hopefully the 2 seats next to me will stay empty so I can stretch out (I gambled and picked a middle seat a few hours ago)
I still find it odd that I know exactly how to move through HKG airport and to this lounge…
On the collision avoidance system.
While there are only like 3 planes here in Guam, I can see it being more handy in Hong Kong 
Slept quite a few hours on the last leg… Went from gmt-10 to gmt+10 on last flight (now Sat eve here in GUM after crossing intl dateline), will end up gmt+8 in HKG
7 hrs in economy with no power and no individual entertainment. OOF.
5 hours into the flight (as I write this, not when posted) daylight looks centered on the flight (I watched sunrise earlier from YYZ to EWR).
Breakfast and lunch in biz, though no entree choice for lunch!?
Lie flat biz (UA BusinessFirst) seat using an upgrade, 11hrs…
Followed by just under 24hr layover, meeting a friend for dinner.
Low lying fog over lakes and rivers in New Jersey.
On board flight 1 of 10…
PS those 2 cities aren’t in those 2 countries…
Interesting chat with a UN World Bank worker (light blue UN passport) from Alsace, who speaks 6 languages.
Was upgraded on each leg.. Just before boarding, the guy behind me (a Silver status) was asking if he got upgraded but alas, it was not robe for him.
Disappointing ground beef empanada like thing for lunch on the plane:
Ships outside Panama City:
You can just make out the highway over the water going good around Cacao Antiquo
Lots of skyscrapers
And a wide low tide line
This washroom door handle is just above my knee…
On the flight here from Panama, I said the flight attendant in biz that it looked pretty empty in back, to which replied “no, it’s pretty full, they’re just short.” (he was Panamanian, since Copa is based there; and he was right)
Speaking of biz I finally received my last upgrade for tomorrow, oh happy days
Lots of these visible near the airport… Older neighbourhoods have lush trees.
Another passenger said it reminded him of England’s row houses.
Tip: prevailing winds are from the east, so for best views on arrival, pick the left side of the plane