Tomorrow my flight to Kazan will be on an Airbus A330-203, and my seat is 16K by the window. Today, at the last moment, I checked in and got this seat. If I understand correctly, for passengers who don’t buy a seat, the system randomly assigns middle seats first, and only after those are filled does it start assigning other seats.

Well, I'm in the business lounge and I'm very surprised because the manager told me I can stay here until my flight. Usually, the stay time is 4 hours, but for me it’s unlimited. When I asked the manager why I could stay so long, he answered, "Because I'm a good man, go and enjoy." It’s all a bit strange. I just hope that when I leave, they don’t ask me to pay an extra fee.

In Turkey, the weather is very good — 26 degrees, with a nice cool wind and a sunny sky. The weather is ridiculously comfortable for me, and I don’t want to leave the outside and go inside the airport. As for my plans, I only have one flight to my hometown, from IST to KZN. The flight is on September 3 at around 1 AM. Until then, I’ll be here.

In Singapore, it’s already 8 PM. The weather is dry but cloudy. I’m already inside the airplane, waiting for boarding to finish. My seat number is 79J — it’s a middle seat. I’m so unhappy because I have to sit here for 8 hours. I don’t like sitting in the middle; I prefer sitting by the window. Well, okay, stop whining. I hope we arrive on time, approximately at 1 AM in Dubai.

I’m in the business lounge—you probably already know what that is. I only have two hours instead of four because my flight is very soon, so I can use just two hours. Well, in two hours I can eat, drink, and write one post for my blog. Maybe I can rest a little bit too.

About 30 minutes after leaving my hostel, I entered McDonald’s. I wanted to try McDonald’s in Singapore, and today I hadn’t had breakfast because my hotel only offered a light breakfast and I couldn’t enjoy it. At that moment, I had only about 30 minutes, and the breakfast area was crowded.

I already checked in for my flight and went through security control. At the security control zone, the staff asked me to take off my shoes. The last time I experienced this was at Moscow airport. I also found my gate, and now I just need to wait for my flight and enjoy my time at Da Nang airport.

Today I already wrote about my plans for the day, and now I can share them. But first, I want to remind you that it is my last night in Da Nang. Tomorrow, around 1–1:30 PM, I will leave this amazing city. Well, about my current plans: I finished all of them. I washed all my clothes, packed my belongings, and finished my work. I also completed a few tasks. I think this day was successful and productive.