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    I've heard of possible weight restriction issues for non-revs leaving CAI on DL. How often does this happen? How many seats are blocked when weight restrictions are implemented? Thanks.


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    Since I've been watching some CAI/JFK flights recently, I can tell you it's very difficult for employees lately. I've seen one flight go out w/50 empty seats and sometimes 3. DL co-pilot told me one went out with nearly 100 empty seats, but I didn't see those numbers myself.
    I'll keep checking, but I would have some zeds in hand for Amman (which is awesome!) or Dubai. We're planning for early Dec but most likely using high priority for inbound.
    PS--several crew members have had tough cases of Mummy Tummy, so be extra cautious. Local med is Antinal but I haven't done the "drug research" yet.

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    You have weight restrictions CAI/JFK? What sort of plane are you flying... a flying boat?
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    Never quite heard the expression "MUMMY TUMMY". Must be an "Airline" type of term but I get the hint.

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    FYI--a few nonrev employees are making the CAI/JFK
    rarely buddy pax are
    none from OAL
    there are typically 20 inconvenienced pax on every recent flight
    no empty seats tho
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (29Palms @ Sep 3 2009, 10:39 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
    Never quite heard the expression "MUMMY TUMMY". Must be an "Airline" type of term but I get the hint.[/b]

    I had not heard that either but I like it.
    I&#39;ve known it as "Nefertiti&#39;s revenge"

    I ate food from street vendors in Cairo and was ok.
    Strong stomach or luck I guess..........
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (vulindlela @ Sep 6 2009, 10:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
    I ate food from street vendors in Cairo and was ok.
    Strong stomach or luck I guess..........[/b]
    I was fine in Egypt until I got tempted by some roadside desserts/cake in Luxor. Big mistake! Thankfully I was prepared for this and had tablets so I was OK the next day
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    I haven&#39;t been to Cairo, but I did get "sick as a dog" after eating a hotdog from a cart in NYC (off Times Square).
    Trust me, sick as a dog!
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    <div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Migflanker @ Sep 6 2009, 11:52 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>
    I haven&#39;t been to Cairo, but I did get "sick as a dog" after eating a hotdog from a cart in NYC (off Times Square).
    Trust me, sick as a dog! [/b]
    Hahaha that&#39;s on my list of things to do in NYC next month. Eating a hotdog that is....
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    Gotta find the right cart for that. I had one in NYC back in November and I was quite disappointed. I saw other carts that looked way better selling everything like Italian sausage, Polish sausages, but by the time I saw those, I had all ready eaten something else and wasn&#39;t hungry.

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