Zayed International Airport

yeah

in Abu Dhabi Airport who works for Etihad there are other airlines available but don't use them because Etihad were wonderful essentially so he sorted me out thank you that man and I got here

but I love the the fact that you then switched airports, got on another flight, because you missed your connecting flight, because the first one was late, and then there was a medical emergency.

Oh, yeah,

I don't want to say much faster, but it's slightly easier to do so.

Well, what they've done in Dubai Airport, and I'm pretty sure it's in Abu Dhabi Airport, it's the UAE and it's the world's fastest VAT refund experience.

You scan a QR code and in some points you can just facial recognition everything.

It's just quick.

I'm going to tell you a quick story.

I was at the Abu Dhabi International Airport expansion program in the United Arab Emirates.

I was the scheduling manager over there and I was fortunate enough to be put on the midfield terminal buildings bid tender evaluation committee from the technical perspective.

So I was there with a group of other gentlemen, primarily a man named Paul Crow, who was kind of my godfather of project controls.

to rescue Boo and Tiapa and take them back to their sanctuary in St. Petersburg.

And then Etihad Airlines agreed to fly them out of Russia from Moscow to the Middle East into Abu Dhabi, Zayed International Airport, and then onwards to Dublin Airport.

And then from Dublin, then we transported them all the way here to Donegal to start their new lives at Wild Ireland in the forest.

What a story, what a journey.

It's a highly sustainable compact one-bedroom apartment or a studio, and they've got that priced between 750 to 820.

The thing about Mazdak City is that it is Abu Dhabi's dedicated eco hub, and it is located right next to the Abu Dhabi International Airport.

And the last one that I'll throw up for you is Al Qadir.

Now, what do you get there? A spacious, ready two-bedroom apartment.

Crime is pretty rare in airports, so this doesn't normally cause problems, but consider this.

There's a pre-clearance facility in Abu Dhabi Airport in the United Arab Emirates where homosexuality is illegal and can be punished with fines, prison time, or worse.

That means that if you got a little frisky past US customs in Abu Dhabi Airport you could technically be arrested while in the US for being gay.

Of course, this would never happen because it would create a diplomatic incident of monumental proportions, but the point is that it could happen.

Speaking of diplomacy, more jurisdictional fuzziness comes with the United Nations headquarters in New York.

bed.

I look forward to seeing him at Abu Dhabi Airport.

Me and David Pick can have a coffee.

Maybe that'll happen.