I arrived to Kiev late in the evening day before flight (departure was early in the morning from Boryspil) and felt how wild and undeveloped is our country. Maybe, I’m not right, but getting from subway station Lesnaya to airport took about 2 hours, and only about 15 minutes of it had took trip to Boryspil itself. Other one hour and half I was looking for route taxi. I have been asked a lot of people, but nobody could give an exact answer, according to one’s policeman’s advise I arrived to subway station Chernigivska and found taxi driver there under the bridge, who for $5 with imperceptible on that good condition road 100 mph delivered me there.

In airport, obviously like usually, was chaos. Despite on late evening, there weren’t any free sitting places. Plenty people scurried about and 2 guards in adolescence without intelligence on faces lazily gazed what’s going around. But I was lucky, and after several circles around found enough comfortable places for myself, where after couple of hamburgers I fell sleep, using my suitcase as a pillow.

Alarm – clock woke me up exactly in time of boarding. Everything passed fast and after glance onto Kiev’s duty-free shops, in which, like in other shops of this kind, extra charge was larger than any tax, I sat into the plane.

Duty – free shops in Borispol (Kiev)