Buzz’s comments on
his cruise from Singapore to Dubai on the Seabourn Encore March to April 2023
This
was a great cruise. I met many
interesting people and Seabourn is now my first choice in Cruise Lines. This ship is almost identical to the Ovation
and I enjoyed eating lunch at the Sushi restaurant most days.
March
1st Seabourn booked my flights for a lot less money than I could have gotten on
my own. Qatar used the American Airlines
Admirals club in terminal B for its business class lounge. It is a significant walk from the check in
and later to the gate. Philadelphia to Dohar Qatar flight 728 (11.5 hours) on an Airbus 9050-900
in business class was very nice and close to first class on other carriers
international flights.
March
2 Dohar to Kuala Lumpur Qatar flight 844 (8 hours) on
a Boeing 777-300 was good but not as nice as the Airbus 9050. The Kuala Lumpur airport was difficult to
manage but I had a 5 hour layover so it was not a
problem.
March
3 Kuala Lumpur to Singapore Qatar flight 5493 (less than an hour) on a Boeing
737-800 is a code share and operated my Malaysia Airlines. The business class seat
configuration was better than most domestic first class seat
configurations using that airplane (more legroom). Despite that this
was a very short flight, a hot snack was served. My garment bag did not arrive with me in
Singapore. It arrived and was delivered to my hotel about eight hours after I landed.
March
3 to 5 Hotel Four Points by Sheraton Singapore was
pleasant and comfortable.
March
4th I went on a tour I found on Trip Advisor to explore Chinatown,
Little India. Kampong Glam and taste the food from these districts. The tour was excellent and the guide provided
a historical and cultural impact that these communities had on the evolution of
Singapore. The price of the tour included all the transportation and food
described. This tour did not provide an
opportunity for any shopping but instead allowed the insight into shopping
available to return to after the tour was complete. The tour required climbing
up and descending down several flights of stairs and
about 6000 steps walking with significant time sitting. I did not find that to
be too hard for me an older gentleman who is not in
top physical condition. We had a raining day that really did not affect the
quality of the tour but extended the tour time from 5.5 hours to 6.5
hours. We were picked
up at our hotels in a van before the first stop in Chinatown. We had a
group of seven that was a good size to keep together. The streets and alleys were crowded in most
of the area we explored passing through the shops and religious sites. In Chinatown, we spent most of our time at
the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and at a (what we in the US call) food court. There were about a dozen different items
provided for us to eat served family style.
We proceeded to Little India on the subway and explored a very large
food market before stopping to eat at another food court. There were about ten items severed family
style. The guide cleaned the table for
us at both food courts and provided new disposable utensils for the group to
use. The food at both of the food court stops was very good and a much larger
quantity that the group could consume.
The leftover food was donated and not trashed. We traveled to Kampong Glam by bus and then
explored that area which was much more tourist
oriented than the first two neighborhoods.
We stopped at a halal gelato shop for a great desert. We finished the tour at the Sultan’s Mosque. The tour had a couple of rest room stops
inside of department stores that had clean facilities. We were returned to
our hotels by ride share transportation.
I would recommend this tour to others who have a free day in Singapore.
March
5 to April 5 Seabourn Encore
SUN 05MAR23 Sail
from Singapore I attended the Solo Travelers Reception and the Welcome Aboard Party. I was
included in a dinner hosted by the Assistant Cruise Director LOULA.
MON
06MAR23 Sea Day - Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
Tour Talk with your Destinations
Manager, Sorin Featuring information on our tour
program for our upcoming ports of call this voyage.
A CONVERSATION WITH GEORGE
LOSEY Natural History of the South China Sea and Indonesia
TEAM TRIVIA
A CONVERSATION WITH PAMELA
CHEN Have you eaten yet? A discussion of
how East Asian food varies,
SHOWTIME: BEN MILLS - LIVE IN
CONCERT! Award-winning vocalist, pianist and guitarist Ben Mills performs his
high-energy show full of hits from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s.
TUE 07MAR23 Sea
Day - Formal night dinner at the Thomas Keller Grill.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
TEAM TRIVIA
A CONVERSATION WITH MICHAEL
TYROPOLIS Megacities of Asia: Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur
Captain’s Welcome Cocktails -
Captain David Bathgate and his Senior Officers will say ‘Hello’ and ‘Welcome
SHOWTIME: SIR TIM RICE - THE
CIRCLE OF MY LIFE: Seabourn Singers & Dancers in celebrated the musical
career of EGOT-winning lyricist Sir Tim Rice
WED
08MAR23 Laem Chabang
(Bangkok), Thailand - I booked the excursion: Sanctuary Of
Truth It was a 45-minute journey to North Pattaya,
where I visited the Wooden Pavilion—the Sanctuary of Truth. This mystical
building was constructed according to ancient Thai
specifications, and is the largest wood-carved structure in Thailand. Designed
as a pagoda-shaped pavilion, the building is more than 340 feet tall and is a
fusion of religion, culture and art. Originally crafted entirely from Thailand’s native teak, parts of the pavilion have been replaced by
more durable redwood to withstand the ravages of the salt air. Every square
inch of the building is covered with intricate wooden
sculptures depicting the Ancient Version of Earth, Ancient Knowledge and
eastern philosophy. I viewed the cavernous inner chapel, which reveals Chinese,
Hindu, and Buddhist traditions. After exploring the pavilion and surrounding
ground, I re-boarded the motor coach for the return drive to the ship along
beautiful Pattaya Beach Road.
Entertainment
included: SHOWTIME: CHARL DU PLESSIS
performed a piano recital of classical pieces with his own interpretations.
THU 09MAR23 Laem
Chabang (Bangkok), Thailand
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
TEAM TRIVIA
A CONVERSATION WITH GEORGE
LOSEY – Coral Reefs
SHOWTIME: WORLD OF WONDER –
Songs from Stevie Wonder
FRI 10MAR23 Ko Kood,
Thailand – Beach Barbeque Day
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
A CONVERSATION WITH PAMELA
CHEN - Tones, Dialects and 8000 Characters
SHOWTIME TONIGHT: CORLEA BOTHA
- Known as ‘The voice of South Africa’, Corlea moves
effortlessly between literally any genre with a stage personality to match!
SAT 11MAR23 Sihanoukville, Cambodia – I took the free shuttle bus
to/from the market place. This was the
first port we visited where driving was on the right. Traffic regulations like lane directions, stop
signs, traffic lights and turn lanes were regularly ignored.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
TEAM TRIVIA
A CONVERSATION WITH GEORGE
LOSEY Creatures of the Coral Reef
PRE-DINNER ENTERTAINMENT:
BRITISH PUB NIGHT!
British Pop Hits with Angie!
SUN 12MAR23 Sea
Day - I had a hosted dinner with the Cruise Director, Aimée
Lake
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
A CONVERSATION WITH GEORGE
LOSEY: Modern Oceanography
A CONVERSATION WITH PAMELA
CHEN: The Relentless Asian Learners
TEAM TRIVIA
A CONVERSATION WITH MICHAEL
TYROPOLIS: Vietnam
PRE-DINNER SHOWTIME: CHARL DU PLESSIS performed a
piano recital of classical pieces with his own interpretations.
SHOWTIME TONIGHT: VIVA ITALIA
Celebrating Italian culture from film, fashion & music - to literature and
opera.
MON
13MAR23 Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon),
Vietnam - I booked the excursion: The Soul of Saigon Discover the major highlights of
bustling Ho Chi Minh City, still commonly referred to as Saigon. The largest
city in Vietnam, Saigon is a harmonious combination of the old and the new.
Traveling past an endless stream of bicycles, trishaws, and motorbikes, I
visited colorful markets selling everything from antiquities to French
baguettes, and learn about the architectural landmarks of Saigon. The History Museum houses an excellent
collection of artifacts showing the evolution of Vietnam's diverse cultures,
from the Bronze Age Dong Son civilization to Cham, Khmer, and modern day
Vietnam. Here I saw Cham art, ceramics and traditional dress. I visited the Museum of Ho Chi Minh City which was the first Presidential Palace in the South of
Vietnam before the Unification Palace. It has been a museum since 1999, beside
the two main rooms about American, French War in Vietnam, it has a room showing
the timeline about Ho Chi Minh City, and how does it developed until now. I
visited a secret air raid shelter that located under this building. I continued travelling past Saigon's many
landmarks and including Pass Cholon, also known as
Chinatown. I proceed to the 18th-century
Thien Hau Temple, where the
aroma of incense hangs in the air from burning spirals suspended from the
temple's ceiling, and ceramic friezes line the roof of the inner
courtyard. I visited the Minh Phuong
lacquerware workshop. I visited the former
Presidential Palace, now known as Reunification Hall, made famous when a North
Vietnamese tank crashed through its front gates on April 30, 1975 signaling the
end of the Vietnam War. I had a hosted
dinner with the Guest Conversationalist Pamela
Chen.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included: LET’S DANCE PARTY
TUE 14MAR23 Ho
Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam - I booked the excursion: Cu Chi Tunnels Named
in honor of the former king, Norodom Sihanouk, I made photo stops at the Golden
Lion Square and Statue of Love before visiting Wat Otres.
The temple is surrounded by numerous stupas, and its Khmer influence. I stopped for photos at the city's War
Memorial, before visiting a local market with its colorful displays of fish,
poultry, palm sugar, tropical fruits, flowers, fabrics and crafts. I visited the pastel-colored Wat Leu temple, known for its elaborate paintings depicting the
life of Buddha. I had dinner at the
Thomas Keller Grill.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
A CONVERSATION WITH MICHAEL TYROPOLIS- Zheng Ha: The Forgotten Great Explorer
Sail Away Party
WED
15MAR23 Sea Day
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
OFFICERS vs GUESTS TEAM TRIVIA
A CONVERSATION WITH PAMELA
CHEN - Growing Up In A Foreign Land
A CONVERSATION WITH MICHAEL
TYROPOLIS - Future of Food
SHOWTIME TONIGHT: JAMES
DOUGHTY - West End musical director James Doughty takes to the piano.
THU 16MAR23 Sea
Day - I had a hosted dinner with JAMES
DOUGHTY, pianist.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
Coffee Chat with The Officers!
TEAM TRIVIA
CONVERSATION WITH GEORGE
LOSEY: Voyagers and Navigators Over the Ages
Popcorn Movie: Everything
Everywhere All At Once
CONVERSATION WITH MICHAEL
TYROPOLIS: Food Feuds
SHOWTIME: PERFORMANCE of songs
written for musical theater and the silver screen.
FRI 17MAR23 Port
Klang (Kuala Lumpur), Malaysia - I booked the
excursion: Best of Kuala Lumpur to enjoy Kuala Lumpur's scenic highlights on
this full-day excursion. Following a 90-minute drive to Kuala Lumpur, I took
photos outside the regal Istana Negara -- the official residence of the Yang
di-Pertuan Agong (King) of
Malaysia. I continued to Independence
Square, surrounded by legacies of the colonial era, including the old Municipal
Building and the Royal Selangor Club. I
walked to the Central Market, an art deco edifice that was once the capital's
wet market. A short walk brought me to Chinatown, Kuala Lumpur's oldest
settlement. I saw the Sze Ya Temple, the oldest
Taoist temple in the city. The temple boasts elaborate interiors and intricate
roof ridges, and was built by craftsmen from southern
China. I stopped to snap some photos
(from a distance) of the Petronas Towers, which soar to 1,483 feet. Following a buffet lunch
I visited the Royal Selangor Factory. At
the factory, I saw the different pewter production processes -- casting,
filing, polishing, soldering, hammering
and engraving. I had a hosted dinner with Angie Brown, guitarist.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
ST. PATRICK’S DAY PUB NIGHT! -
Some dancing & liquid delights to celebrate the luck of the Irish on their
special day.
SHOWTIME TONIGHT: CORLEA -The
voice of South Africa performs Popular songs from
Films and Musicals to beautiful ballads, and her unique renditions of all-time
favorites.
SAT 18MAR23 Port
Klang (Kuala Lumpur), Malaysia – I had a hosted diner
with the Guest Conversationalist George Losey.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
A CONVERSATION WITH MICHAEL
TYROPOLIS -Future of Travel - The future of cruising; The
megatrends; Expedition, Space & Underwater Travel; Beating overtourism; And much more...
TEAM TRIVIA
SEABOURN
SIGNATURE EVENT: EPICUREAN – We circled around the epicurean display and sample
the delicious delights on offer to enjoy a farewell salute from your team
members onboard featuring a special musical celebration from James Doughty, Aimée & Loula
SHOWTIME: CAN’T
STOP THE MUSIC - An immersive journey through the decades, showcasing some of
pop and rock's greatest musical icons ever.
SUN 19MAR23 Singapore
I rode both of the Singapore
cable car lines to Mount Faber and Sentosa
Island. I had a hosted diner with the Cruise Director, Aimée
Lake.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
SAIL-AWAY PARTY & CRUISE
DIRECTOR INTRODUCTIONS
Solo Travelers Get-Together
WELCOME ABOARD PARTY
MON
20MAR23 Port
Klang (Kuala Lumpur), Malaysia. I had a hosted diner
with the Destinations Manager Sorin.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
SHOWTIME TONIGHT: JAMES
DOUGHTY - West End musical director James Doughty takes to the piano.
TUE 21MAR23 Penang, Malaysia. I roamed around this very colorful city to
view the churches temples and historic buildings. I had a hosted diner with Brett Sherwood,
magician.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
TEAM TRIVIA
SHOWTIME: WORLD OF WONDER – Songs from Stevie Wonder
WED
22MAR23 Phuket, Thailand I booked
the excursion: Temples & Skywalk - Phuket's Big Buddha is one of the most
important and revered landmarks on the island. This huge image sits atop Nakkerd Hill. It is a reinforced concrete structure adorned
with white Burmese jade. The lofty site offers fantastic 360-degree views of
the island, with sweeping vistas of Phuket Town, Kata, Karon
beaches and Chalong Bay. Wat Chalong, the largest temple found on Phuket Island and is a
favorite with the local people. The temple complex was
built in 1837. Some remains of older structures have
been found here. The large grounds of Wat Chalong
contain many buildings, of which the most visited are viharn
and chedi. The viharn
contains statues of three revered monks. They are covered with gold leafs
placed there by local people to pay their respects. The sacred relic -- a
fragment of a bone of the Buddha -- was brought over
from Sri Lanka and is kept inside a glass case on top of the 196-foot-tall chedi. I visited
Hanuman World which included a short stop for a snack
followed by a walk up to, across and descending from the 250-yard Skywalk. This
walkway is elevated 150 feet off the ground and provided great views across the
forest canopy. When we returned to the base, we were served a very pleasant
Thai lunch. I had a hosted diner with
Tiffany Dissette, Seabourn Singer.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
SHOWTIME: Brett Sherwood, magician
THU 23MAR23 Sea
Day I had a formal night hosted diner with Thersa Duffin, Human Resource Manager.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
A CONVERSATION WITH STUART
HENDIN -The United Nations: Is it Still Useful? Join Stuart as he discusses the
history of this international organization that was born out of the ashes of WW
II, its composition and agencies. Stuart will offer some thoughts as to the
relevance of the UN considering current international events
TEAM TRIVIA
A CONVERSATION WITH BLAIR HALL
- Into the Malacca Strait: Perenakans and the Bumiputera: For centuries, the ports along the Strait of Malacca
have been unique places of commerce, exchange, intermarriage - and occasionally
friction - between competing cultures and powers. This rich cultural history
has indeed made Malaysia ‘truly Asia,’ as the marketing campaign says.
SHOWTIME TONIGHT: JAKUB
TRASAK! Acoustic and electric violin experience across the genres featuring
music from Stevie Wonder, John Denver and others.
FRI 24MAR23 Sea
Day I had a hosted diner with Luiz Araujo, Spa Manager.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
A CONVERSATION WITH STUART
HENDIN - Human Rights: Stuart explained the various components of modern day
human rights and outlines what they are, and equally, what
they are not. Stuart discussed the various limitations on the principles
of human rights and was forthright in giving examples of human rights failures
SEABOURN SIGNATURE EVENT:
CAVIAR IN THE POOL!
TEAM TRIVIA
A CONVERSATION WITH LADY
SANDRA HOWARD - Hollywood life & Modelling in the 60's
A CONVERSATION WITH LORD
MICHAEL HOWARD - Five Days in May
SHOWTIME: SIR TIM RICE - THE
CIRCLE OF MY LIFE: Seabourn Singers & Dancers in celebrated the musical
career of EGOT-winning lyricist Sir Tim Rice
SAT 25MAR23 Sea
Day I had a hosted diner with Blair Hall and Valerie Brant.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
A CONVERSATION WITH STUART
HENDIN -Failed States: What are they? Stuart will offer some explanations as to
‘What is a State’ and will then discuss why states fail. This presentation will
consider Haiti, Yemen, Sri Lanka, and Lebanon and will then consider how ‘failed
states’ become humanitarian crisis (In light of current events, this usually
engenders discussion)
A CONVERSATION WITH: BLAIR
HALL - Cooperation and Rivalry in the Indian Ocean.
TEAM TRIVIA
Party under the Stars on the
Pool Deck
SUN 26MAR23 Galle,
Sri Lanka I took the free shuttle to the
Old Fort for an interesting self-guided walking tour. I had a hosted diner with Randy Sprout, Arts
and Craft Instructor.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
Sail Away Caviar Event
SHOWTIME: JAKUB TRASAK! Acoustic
and electric violin experience across the genres featuring music from Stevie
Wonder, John Denver and others.
SHOWTIME: Brett Sherwood,
magician
MON
27MAR23 Colombo, Sri Lanka I
enjoyed the Life & Lore of Colombo tour – After departing the pier and we
drove through the commercial district to Pettah
Bazaar, with its seemingly endless rows of shops and proceeded past Vihara Mahadevi Park, created by
the British as a botanic garden. We drove by a former cinnamon plantation --
now an upscale residential district known as Cinnamon Gardens. Then, we delved deeper into Colombo's culture
at the National Museum. Among the displays are a mask collection and Hindu and
Buddhist bronzes. The museum also houses a collection of the regalia of the
King of Kandy. Next, we drove by Galle Face Green, where Colombo high society
once strolled against the backdrop of the neo-Classical façades of the Colombo
Club and the historic Galle Face Hotel.
We paused for refreshments at Taj Samudra
Hotel. Finally, we proceeded to the Gangaramaya Temple -- one of the finest among the city's
Buddhist temples. In this small and colorful temple filled with statues, and
observed Sinhalese in their devotions. I had a hosted diner with STUART
HENDIN.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
SAILAWAY
SHOWTIME: JULIAN GARGIULO - pianist
TUE 28MAR23 Sea
Day I had a hosted dinner with Oleg Gluschenko and Uliana Khuda Seabourn dancers.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
A CONVERSATION WITH: BLAIR
HALL - Managed Chaos in India
A CONVERSATION WITH LORD
MICHAEL HOWARD - My Life and Times.
TEAM TRIVIA
SHOWTIME: Andrew Derbyshire - Singer
WED
29MAR23 Sea Day - I had a hosted dinner with LORD and LADY MICHAEL HOWARD
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
A CONVERSATION WITH: BLAIR
HALL - Size Matters India just passed the UK to become the world’s fifth
largest economy, and it remains on a steeply upward trajectory. Is India a wealthy country with many poor people, or is it a poor
country with many rich people? India’s booming
young population has the potential to provide a huge boost to its economic
advancement… if it successfully can handle education, health and social issues
that hold back its development
A CONVERSATION WITH STUART
HENDIN - The Evolution of Peacekeeping. Stuart traced the development of
‘peacekeeping’ from its earliest iterations after the World War II to the
modern and complex operations undertaken by the United Nations or other
organizations operating under UN mandate. Stuart will explain the differences
between ‘peacekeeping’ and ‘peacemaking’ and will engage in conversation
regarding the necessity of the same.
TEAM TRIVIA
SHOWTIME: Performance featured songs written for
musical theatre and the silver screen.
THU 30MAR23 Mumbai
(Bombay), I booked the excursion: India Mumbai's Jewish Heritage to explore the
evolution of Mumbai's longstanding Jewish heritage. We passed the Gateway of
India en route. The first stop was at the Keneseth Eliyahoo Synagogue,
built in 1884 by Sir Jacob Sassoonthat features an
interior with decorated pillars and beautifully carved wooden doors. We drove
past the Gothic-style David Sassoon Library, constructed in 1847 and one of
Mumbai's largest libraries. We stopped at the Magen
David Synagogue—the first Baghdadi Synagogue constructed in Mumbai and the
largest synagogue in Asia. We visited the historic Tiphereth
Synagogue, built in 1886. During the drive back to the pier, we passed by the
Institute of Science, designed by Sir George Wittet
in 1925 and funded by Sir Jacob Sassoon. We stopped for photos at the dhobi ghat, where I observed clothes being
washed in a time-honored manner.
I had dinner at the Thomas Keller Grill.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
SHOWTIME: ANDREW LEE performed a Magic
Variety show features a unique twist of storytelling, illusions, close-up magic
and sleight of hand.
FRI
31MAR23 Sea Day - I had a hosted lunch
with Angie Brown, guitarist. I enjoyed
the special formal night menu at the Sushi restaurant.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
SHOWTIME: Broadway’s Two-Time Tony nominee, Christine
Andreas performed standards from the American Songbook.
TEAM TRIVIA
A CONVERSATION WITH LORD MICHAEL
HOWARD - The world in 2023
A CONVERSATION WITH STUART
HENDIN – Migration and Refugees
SAT 01APR23 Sea
Day – I played duplicate bridge with Lord Michael Howard,
former Home Secretary of the United Kingdom.
I had a hosted dinner with Christine Andreas
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
A CONVERSATION WITH STUART
HENDIN - The International Criminal Court: The Hunt for Justice Never Ends? Please join Stuart as he traces the evolution of
international efforts to bring the worst of modern histories
most despicable to justice leading up to the creation of the International
Criminal Court. Stuart will be candid in explaining what this Court can and
cannot do
A CONVERSATION WITH: BLAIR HALL - Into the Persian
Gulf.
A CONVERSATION WITH LADY
SANDRA HOWARD - Sandra hosted a chat about all the difficulties and obstacles
to getting published and shares her own experiences by way of advice
TEAM TRIVIA
SHOWTIME: JULIAN GARGIULO - pianist
SUN 02APR23 Muscat,
Oman I took the free shuttle bus to the
Muttrah Souq. I arrived before it was open so I roamed the
streets for about an hour before returning to explore the Souq.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
SHOWTIME: CAN’T
STOP THE MUSIC - An immersive journey through the decades, showcasing some of
pop and rock's greatest musical icons ever.
MON
03APR23 Sea Day I had a hosted dinner with
Andrew Derbyshire.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
A CONVERSATION WITH STUART
HENDIN - The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, NATO A discussion of NATO, its structure, and what it does. Stuart talked about
what is often overlooked. The discussion considered
what NATO as an organization has and has not done considering current events.
TEAM TRIVIA
OFFICERS ON DECK & TEAM
MEMBER SALUTE
ARAIBIAN NIGHTS DANCE PARTY
TUE 04APR23 Sir
Bani Yas Island,
United Arab Emirates – Beach Barbeque Day. I had a hosted diner with Stephen
White, Seabourn singer.
Entertainment
that I enjoyed included:
SHOWTIME: Broadway’s Two-Time Tony nominee, Christine
Andreas performed standards from the American Songbook.
WED
05APR23 Dubai, United Arab Emirates
April
5 Day Room at the Taj Hotel – this was an excellent hotel with a great room and
several restaurants located in the heart of downtown Dubai with a shuttle to
the mall.
April
6 Dubai to Munich United Flight 8741 (code share operated by Lufthansa) 12:50
AM to 5:45 AM on an Airbus 330-300
Munich to Newark United Flight 8839
(code share operated by Lufthansa) 1:25 PM to 3:50 PM
Newark to Philadelphia United Flight
4412 (code share operated by GoJet Airlines) 5:42 PM
to 6:49 PM
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