Rob:
Yes, I got it and plan to contact them ASAP, 305-325-0440 and 305-631-0686 are the numbers I recieved,
Thank You
Dan Marciano
Robert Myers wrote:
Dan, I hope that you got my post on shipping to Ceiba from Miami, if
not I will repost. It seems like there were many helpful replies
Rob Myers
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Central America
On Nov 30, 2006, at 8:11 AM, Dan Marciano wrote:
> Megan:
> Relax.
> They do speak English at the airport,
> Yes, it is quite an exciting landing with all the mountians and
> usually clouds, but the pilots are VERY GOOD and get you in without
> incident.
> The paper your friend is refering to is the customs paper that they
> give you on the plane, you only need to declare goods that you are
> importing, possibly for resale, or gifts, or whatever, they do not
> care about your personal clothes and articles. This is done for the
> purposes of possible duty that may be necessary.
> You will need to go thru customs where they check your Passport when
> the let you in to the country, Just follow the signs and the other
> passengers.
> Then you get your bags, and there are plenty of people willing to
> carry them for you( for tips)
> $1.00 = about 18.80 limperas on our last trip early November, but it
> does fluctuate some.
> After you get off the plane, unless you have someone picking you up,
> You will probably go outside and take a taxi. If you are conecting to
> another flight you will not even leave the airport.
> Good luck, and enjoy the experience. Hope this helps some.
> Dan M
>
> Megan wrote:
> Hi everyone! I absolutely love this group and reading what everyone
> writes. It is SO interesting and I am learning SO much so far!
>
> Anyways, I have a question about arriving at the Toncontin Airport.
> I've already heard the landing stories lol but it seems like it will
> be VERY exciting and nerve-wracking all at the same time when
> landing! But I have some concerns about where to go after stepping
> off the plane? It is probably just like a regular airport, but I
> have never really flew alone before.
>
> Could anyone give me advice on where to go? I also heard from a
> friend that when you arrive they give you a paper and you have to
> list the items that are in your suitcase and the value of them. If
> this is still true, since it was a while ago when my friend went
> there,
> couldn't I just write out my list here in the states and then
> transfer it to the paper they give me to save time? I'm just
> thinking of the easiest and smoothest way to get through the airport
> situation because I know that they probably don't speak much English
> there...or do they?...and I know that it can probably get QUITE
> complicated!
>
> Thanks! Sorry this is SO long!
>
> ~Megan
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