Flying in India

[Roj approved]

There used to be a thread "you know your in India when" but it's disappeared.

Boeing7xx is on the money, keep it simple and you'll have a good time.

I miss some of the funny things that used to happen, but not the frustrating things, of which there were many.

[Pucka]

Originally Posted by Captain Dart

Crap x 4 for me. Been flying into and over that joint for nearly 3 decades. If I never get another India pattern it will be too soon.

Rather do an Indian pattern than a ORD/JFK min rest!!!!!food is infinitely more palatable for a start!!!

[Boeing7xx]

Originally Posted by Pucka

Rather do an Indian pattern than a ORD/JFK min rest!!!!!food is infinitely more palatable for a start!!!

I'd gladly welcome you to my home for a fulfilling Indian meal made to suit the western palate.

[Tasmanian]

Here it us...

http://www.pprune.org/south-asia-far...nent-when.html

Originally Posted by Roj approved

There used to be a thread "you know your in India when" but it's disappeared.

Boeing7xx is on the money, keep it simple and you'll have a good time.

I miss some of the funny things that used to happen, but not the frustrating things, of which there were many.

[scalci]

Thank You everyone for your input, and emails. I really appreciate it.

Sounds like I might be good experience one could have.

Boeingx777 tyank you for the advice on accomodation, I will take a look.

Rgs
Scalci

[Ex NAV]

Accommodation

Am a fellow Aviation Saffer and have lived in India for 8 years. Beware of accommodation as anything to western standards is very expensive. If its the airline I think it is, make sure your housing allowance covers. Family or not?
Otherwise OK with what 777 mentioned