Honesty and Egypt Air
A note I read recently in Egypt Air’s inflight magazine, Horus, about air travel: “Wear comfortable/casual pants/shoes – sometimes it gets cold and there may not be extra blankets. Plus, […]
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A note I read recently in Egypt Air’s inflight magazine, Horus, about air travel: “Wear comfortable/casual pants/shoes – sometimes it gets cold and there may not be extra blankets. Plus, […]
Enough said…
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