This is so beautiful and so amazing!
We're at one of the most beautiful airports!
So, I'm already doing plane spotting ten minutes after landing.
This is the beautiful Paro international airport.
From this viewpoint here, really high up, we can see the whole terminal.
It's a beautiful day and you can also see the dzong, which is like a palace or museum of Paro
and then you can see the mountains with snow cover.
There's a hill just next to the airport and there's a row on the hill with lots and lots
of stopping points - you can see the whole runway from there and choose your preferred spot.
Good morning - 6:30 AM.
We've gone up the hill here - we're just waiting for the first arrival from Bangkok.
There's about ten landings today which is considered to be a very busy day.
There's a bit of traffic in the morning but it's very hard to predict which way they will land
because there's long gaps with no runway activity - there's literally no wind; they could land on either side.
So, we just moved to this spot here which is opposite where we were.
You can see the lighting clearly as the sun comes out - this is beautiful.
The runway is right behind us.
There's a lot of mountains overlooking Paro airport.
There's a lot of great spots here for spotting.
So, earlier, we were at the opposite end where the monastery in the hill is.
We quickly moved to this spot - this spot is arguably the best spot in Bhutan - as you
can see, it's straight and at ninety degrees to the runway.
Incredible - this has to be the most unique airport check in counter.
You can just walk on the tarmac and then board your plane.
[Pilot] One, two, three traffic ahead of us.
[Person on Phone] ...Due to traffic congestion...
[Pilot] The Kathmandu viewer is of non-precision up-route and the required visibility at Kathmandu
should be a minimum of 3000 feet or more.
[Pilot 1] Follow the plan, okay. [Pilot 2] Yeah.
[Computer] 50, 40, 30, 20, retard.