u/13jlin

▲ 0 r/travel

Using rental car as luggage storage at arrival airport?

This is a stupid question, but it's something I've never thought about doing before in all my travels.

So, I'm on a trip right now where I'll be picking up a rental car at my destination, but I might actually want to hang out at the airport for a little bit landside. (To await and have dinner with a friend who's aircrew) Is there any reason I shouldn't go through all the motions to pickup my rental car, get the key, lock my luggage in it, leave it in the rental car pickup area, and return to the terminal? If it's not a good idea I'll just drive it into short term terminal parking and pay that, but thought I'd pose the question.

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u/13jlin — 6 days ago
▲ 222 r/space

In 1988, China started marketing it's launch services to the world. This is the brochure they used to promote it.

As far as I can tell, this brochure dates approximately to 1988/1989, as it doesn't show later evolutions of the CZ2 or CZ3 developed to enable better conditions for launching western satellites.

At this point in history, China had ≤20 orbital launches under its belt in total, and this "photo album" also contains photos I've never before seen of this early period of Chinese space hardware and launches.

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u/13jlin — 13 days ago