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Old 1st Aug 2001, 18:56   #1 (permalink)
 
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Hi Y'all!

I have just discovered this forum after being told about it by a colleage!

Anyway..in a few weeks time I shall be taking an A330 on the Gatwick-Salvador (Brazil) route and wanted to hear others experiences of this route, any problems, approach, ATC, airport facilities etc..etc..etc.

TIA!
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I've no idea mate but i love your name.
It can't be that bad can it?
Best advice is brush up on your Portuguese, you're going to be there for a week.
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Try the Latin American Forum, there is at least one PPRuNer who is Brasil based posts regularly.
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