Lobby lounge wait in Bengaluru Airport

The importance of time could be realised  unless we experience the necessity,we all know the importance of time learnt from elders esp grand parents .They emphasize importance of time as a pinch in their talk with their grand children.The experience of grandparents enrich from decades during their active life in their youth.

I started off to cochin today from Vijayawada and been waiting in Bengaluru airport for 3 hours ,I am lucky to have the company of an active internet dongle and lappy to kill time...I plan day schedule prior start of   business hours else preceding day evening.The flight schedules are tentative,hence cannot stick to planned tasks today.I spoke to couple of old buddies of college working in Bengaluru,happy to utilize time proper and productive in terms of personal relations.

All the time i receive jet airways status messages regarding boarding time in the eve and regret announcements in the checkin lobby,I guess part of their job and mandatory guidelines to follow to upbeat competition in the skies with rivals in aviation industry.I am always prepared for such circumstances and reschedule accordingly for rest of the day...

Logging off for the day....
Location: Kempegowda International Airport, Devanahalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560300, India

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