XXXIV, BXF, KNX, BRT and MCY My 2025 A to Z theme is Airports, Airstrips, Aircraft, and Airlines I’ve known and flown with. I’ll be using IATA codes where they’re available. My inner travel agent emerges at this point as I’m the FTO (family travel organiser) and now, the online travel agent. How many countries have we visited by flying into an airport? XXXIV Feel free to blip over this list, and perhaps read the stories below…

My first helicopter ride and some Top End visits as well as countries visited in this #AtoZ2025challenge #travel #personalmemories #NorthernTerritory

LOS, LAE, LGW, LHR, LAX, LIS My 2025 A to Z theme is Airports, Airstrips, Aircraft, and Airlines I’ve known and flown with. I’ll be using IATA codes where they’re available. My inner travel agent emerges at this point as I’m the FTO (family travel organiser) and now, the online travel agent. LOS Losuia Airport, Trobriand Islands, Milne Bay District, Papua New Guinea In my first year living in Papua New Guinea I had two opportunities to visit Losuia on Kiriwina Island.

Some very large and often intimidating airports and a couple of small ones from PNG. #AtoZ2025challenge #travel #personalhistory

BNE, BKK, BME, BCN, BOS, BNZ My 2025 A to Z theme is Airports, Airstrips, Aircraft, and Airlines I’ve known and flown with. I’ll be using IATA codes where they’re available. My inner travel agent emerges at this point as I’m the FTO (family travel organiser) and now, the online travel agent. BNE Brisbane Airport, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Brisbane has been my most frequently used flight hub for both internal and international flights, largely because it’s been closest to where I’ve lived over many years.

Travelling from PNG to Australia, Spain and the USA. #personalhistory #travel #AtoZ2025challenge