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Old 2nd Apr 2002, 17:02   #1 (permalink)
 
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Post Crewsafety in 3rd world countires
Can anyone enlighten me about the safety of crews in third world countries (mainly Africa). It looks I will be travelling to Cameroon shortly for a 14 day period. It will involve regional flying in Cameroon and neighbouring counties (except Nigeria).
Does anyone have info or experience regarding tropical diseases/political stability/ATC system or anything that you think might be helpfull to know for a firsttimer in this region?
Many thanks.
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Old 2nd Apr 2002, 19:26   #2 (permalink)
 
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Try this State Department site (with links) for traveler's information.

travel.state.gov/crisis1.html

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Thanks much, anyone else any additional recommendations?
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