looks alright for a huawei phone user here. Tried it also on my pc, and you can watch it on 4k as i remember. 💯

I watch your videos on an iPhone 11 and windows PC. Never had a problem 👍

Hey Hi, I love Your videos,you are awesome, They kind of transport me to a completely different perspective and are very informative.Hope ypu could upload them more often.Poka poka.

Your videos look great to me. I love them. You are such a charming host, keep up to great work !

I watched this on a tablet that supports HDR (Xiaomi Pad 5, Android 11) and parts of the video looked a little strange. I will take another look and compare it across different screens. EDIT: While watching on a PC on a screen with no HDR support, it looks fine, but I will look at them side by side when I'm home.

imagine if she flew to Kaliningrad non-stop instead. That's 12 hours I think.

Welcome to Australia.

e super mario e straordinario e mario bros

@@jackmorgan1677 4000km Australia, 8000+ km Russia... ;)

New York to Hawaii is about 14 hrs and your still in the USA... so yeah 8hrs is nothing

From my experience Russians are the nation who can easily compete with Brits in the art of sarcasm.

Haha yeah, loved that, Natasha. Brilliant!🤣 🇬🇧🇷🇺

Haha, passive-aggressive sarcasm. I loved it, too.

Same here

Yes, I was going to correct her use of 'root' instead of 'route' but then in the next sentence she used 'route' correctly and I remembered about her humour.

Russia being as vast as it is has so much history going back thousands of years (back to the age of the Flinstones, lol, I always loved the Flinstones' dino airliner). I am 25 pct of Russian blood, Italian and Scotch-Irish makes up the rest of my genealogy. My Russian family is on our maternal side, and came to the US with waves of immigrants before WW1, as did my paternal Italian grandpa and grandma. My Scotch/Irish roots date back to the colonization of Massachusetts, and some intermarriage gave me a tiny bit of Native American blood from the New England native American tribes. When Brezhnev led Russia, and I was just a young boy, as part of an international study project in my Christian grammar school, our teacher asked us to contact a country and get them to send anything they could. I chose the then Soviet Union, writing their consulate for information on the country. My teacher did not want me to hope too much, given detente still had not begun yet. But the Soviet Union, after I wrote a letter as only a teenager would asking to know of their country, and explaining it was for a school project, sent me a huge packet of magazines and books, which I still own today, 48 years later. They are among my most treasured possessions and warmed me to Russia. All countries have their print magazines and books to serve as propaganda--that is what fosters tourism. What I received from the Soviet consulate was well done, and did not talk down to me as a still young, teen child. I got an A+ on that class project and a lot of pats on the back even from the school bully (every school has one?). Go Natasha!

You should see the airport in Beijing. I had to take a taxi 10 miles to get to another terminal.

Please try to go to Istanbul New Airport :)

@@onurolce Yes!!! Istanbul is now #1 in the world. also my longest flight was from Detroit to Tokyo, which was over 12 hours. my longest journey however was Detroit to Auckland NZ via London, which took three days with stops in London, Riyadh, Singapore, Perth, then landing in NZ. what a flight!

@@bgbthabun627 Thats insane.

from what i've seen, russian cities are cleaner than the average western european ones - not only the airports...

🙄 "her" not his

@@michaelm7422 😱

Relaxed and positive mindset is not prerogative of adults, sadly I have quite a lot of clients who are childish, impulsive, tedious whiners, talking over you, and doing a mess that you must fix for them shortly after. We live in a crazy world.

@@trattogatto agree. Compusture and kindness is a well appreciated thing.

You ought to be American... 😂

My longest flight was from Copenhagen to Beijing. 17 hours where most of the time we was flying over Russia. Unfortunately I was sitting in the middle in the “monkey class” in the most miserable seats. In many ways the longest trip ever.

You look familiar… where have I seen you before??? 😉

@@BrassLock, wow, impressive! 😎

@wee body which comment? I delete offensive comments. But KZfaq also has it's filtering system.

Mine was from Texas to Dubai 14/5 hrs with 5 /5 hrs layover in route to Tehran for another 2/5 hours!

@@Techno_Hab Nah....just a typical Russian.

Just unbelievable! I've done hundreds of flights all around the world, including dozens of flights between Moscow and Dubai, Kiev, Rome, Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Kazan, Sochi, and Mineralnye Vody. I have NEVER come across someone so rude as to not let someone get out from their seat. As for the longest flight itinerary: the longest I've done on a regular basis is between New Zealand and Moscow. If travelling via Australia and Dubai it's about 32 hours, but once direct Auckland/Dubai was available this dropped to 28 hours -- 16-17 hours on the Auckland/Dubai flight itself. My longest day flying with no rest was about 44 hours Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Portland, San Francisco, Auckland, Wellington.

@@DarthTrader707 unfortunately, that's more true than one may think. Russians and travel etiquette are definitely NOT synonymous. Moreover, I find that many of the people flying in economy between the Russian Far East and Moscow are not seasoned travellers and are comparable to Ma and Pa Kettle from Alabama flying on Spirit for the first time 😅 That's why I always try to book Aeroflot's Comfort or Business Class when traveling, especially domestically.

@@DarthTrader707 Thanks for generalizing all of us with such douchebag.

Yes what a jerk

I agree! I like the same thing.

no bullshit! she tells it like it is! :)

Me too. I might support her monthly on Patreon

You say it bro-sweet and cute as hell!

Yes, and super sexy as well! 😍😍

@@bernhardkuhn5676 too far homie

@@bernhardkuhn5676 lol calm down Coomer

Beauty isn’t really a compliment for Russian ladies these day because most are attractive.Nat is smart and that’s a quality hard to find.

I think it's a lack of intelligence or situational awareness or maybe a combination of both. A normal person would have realized that she needs to come back to the seat. It's not brain surgery.

All kids wanna sit on the windowside while adults take the aisle for better commute

@@ScottAndrew = ethics

Probably just a weirdo who wanted her to climb over him...

@@TimJBucci I would have immediately called a flight attendant.

Air travel in the time of terrorists and COVID is so much fun! 🤮

It is Russia and specifically Moscow, people are very inconsiderate here compared to the western standards.

@@solsouth That's what I wanted to say. That guy was not rude, he was just a Russian.

@@ezwa29 come on, not all of us are such sort of beings

@@user-ur3yy6dc1k Hi Ivan, you are of course right. I had the pleasure to travel Russia a little bit 5 years ago. People I met in the villages or at Solovecki islands were fantastic! But many of those I met in the cities - Piter or Moscow I could not bear. And I also met some Russians in my professional life - both face to face as well as in virtual space. I have never met such arrogance, such mastership, someone coming from a superpower and knowing everything better. This made my impression on the Russians and I just generalized a little bit.

Another Aussie here, flying is no longer the joy it used to be, the cattle class seating is so uncomfortable, I flew from Manila to Hong Kong and requested a window seat, told non available but was asked if wanted to go business class for one, was surprised at the space and service they had, too bad the flight was only 1 hour. The airports dont contribute to any joy either, they seem to like being as difficult as possible. Too bad there's not a better alternative.

Go to bed, grandpa

@@fayereaganlover Greatgrandpa to you, sonny!

@@fayereaganlover Your time will come junior, if you're lucky.

@@ivanolsen8596 LOL

Cool! When I traveled in the US I had some long flights with layover, once I flew to Minnesota from Pennsylvania with a stop in Colorado 😄

@@NatashasAdventures Nice. There's nothing like taking the direct route! (sarcasm). I once flew from Milwaukee to Seattle with a short stopover in Phoenix. :)

Cool! The only route I flew in Russia was Khabarovsk - Moscow, I’m curious to see Vladivostok airport.

@@NatashasAdventures Vladivostok airport is nothing special. The Khabarovsk airport is definitely nicer. But, at least the current Vladivostok airport is much better than the Soviet-style one that was used prior to the APEC Summit in 2012!!!

@@UAHFAN 😄😄

Yeah, I found that really strange. The last place I would want to be stressed out and shout at somebody would be on a plane, but I would have definitely said something. I'd love to know your opinion. I'm also a big follower of this channel and I likewise create vlogs about life in Russia. unluckily the youtube algorithm has not been as great to me yet. Almost all people who views my channel writes that it is very good, unfortunately few get to view it. Can you be brutally sincere and tell me just how I can improve my vlogs? I value your sincere viewpoint.

@@SamsRussianAdventures Uhmm....being a young attractive female is the secret formula my komrad....

I think her blogging style is evolving, but her calm voice over remains. I'd be fascinated to know your opinion. I'm likewise a big fan of this channel and I likewise make vlogs regarding life in Russia. Unfortunately the youtube algorithm has actually not been as good to me yet. Virtually every person who enjoys my material writes that it is excellent, but not many get to watch it. Can you be completely sincere and say just how I can improve my vlogs? I value your sincere point of view.

@@SamsRussianAdventures it doesn’t hurt that she’s attractive. That’s at least 50% of what makes for a good channel.

The temperature difference between London (winter) and Sydney (summer) must've been eye watering, and added to the exhaustion/jet lag and possible excitement/anxiety of being a lone travelling child no-doubt ensured it remained in your long-term memory. I had a rather shorter all day trip in 1952 aboard an ANA Douglas DC-6B non-pressurised piston engined aircraft from Sydney to Perth via Adelaide at age 7, but my family were only a few seats away. However, the adult passenger next to me happily munched away at my meagre supply of "Minties" which Mum had provided to assist with my eustacian-tube clearing as the altitude changed. I regret offering them to him, but I was far too polite about the age imbalance to secretly eat them all myself. Thank goodness for pressurised aircraft 🙄. The Vickers Viscount turboprop with huge scenic oval windows, operated by TAA many years later was a marvellous way to do the same route. No "Minties" required.

@@BrassLock Ah yes, the high-pitched wail of a Rolls-Royce Dart (in a Vickers Viscount in YOUR case) is a sound that is almost lost to time!

@@BrassLock I did a Brisbane-Vancouver flight once in January. When I left Brisbane it was 38C. You can imagine the difference arriving in Vancouver. My first "non-stop" to Canada; all previous ones had been Brisbane-Auckland-Nadi-Honolulu-Vancouver with Air New Zealand.

@@coover65 I can imagine the temperature shock of your direct Brisbsne-Vancouver ✈️ flight. I had a similar Perth to London Heathrow flight in December 1970 aboard a _privately chartered_ Boeing 707 during the "highjack years" when scheduled airline tickets were hard to get at a reasonable cost. We were mentally prepared for the freezing weather, but the physical reality was sudden and irrefutable.

@@Matt_from_Florida Your comment got me to reminisce via some old KZfaq videos so I could hear those _Dart turboprops,_ and I realised that inside the plane they were fairly quiet, but outside, the distinctive sound was definitely memorable 😀. The videos also indicated that the Viscount was really designed as a short-haul or "feeder" aircraft, and maybe TAA should've bought the _Vickers Vanguard,_ which was a larger aircraft of similar design, but with more powerful Rolls Royce _Tyne turboprops._ Apparently it had a drumming sound along the cabin which irritated some passengers, so luckily I never experienced that on the Viscount.

hahahaha.... I was very impressed with the food! I'm not a good flyer! I just put on my headphones and hope to fall asleep! I'd love to know your opinion. I'm also a massive fan of this channel and I too create videos concerning life in Russia. for some reason the youtube algorithm has actually not been as great to me yet. Practically all those who enjoys my content states that it is incredible, however very few are able to watch it. Can you be extremely truthful and say just how I can improve my vlogs? I value your honest viewpoint.

LOL two bags of peanuts

Yes! the food looked amazing for airplane food! I'd love to know your opinion. I'm likewise a significant fan of this channel and I too create videos about life in Russia. I don't know why but the youtube algorithm has actually not been as favourable to me yet. Almost everybody that watches my videos states that it is brilliant, however very few are able to see it. Can you be brutally truthful and inform me just how I can improve the content? I value your truthful viewpoint.

Yes!!!! it's because of the voice!!! It is actually mundane but at the same time it is very calming. It would be amazing to know your opinion. I'm also a substantial fan of this channel and I additionally create vlogs regarding life in Russia. Sadly the youtube algorithm has actually not been as good to me yet. Practically all those who watch my channel says that it is excellent, however few get to enjoy it. Can you be extremely sincere and inform me exactly how I can make better videos? I value your sincere opinion.