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There are regular flights in from Nairobi for United Nations aid workers, but they're expensive and require United Nations permission and 72 hours notice.
El Amrani also said the decision by Moroccan authorities to allow flights in from the affected countries had been a factor in Caf's thinking, as had the decision to allow Guinea to play matches recently in Casablanca.
"From the west, we expect a total of 1,000 people to come". El Amrani also said the decision by Moroccan authorities to allow flights in from the affected countries had been a factor in Caf's thinking, as had the decision to allow Guinea to play matches recently in Casablanca.
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We've got this new flight coming in from Gatwick and people are investing in small businesses – like this bistro".
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The airline also increased flights in December from Sydney, Australia, to Honolulu from five flights a week to daily service.
By evening, however, the usual flight in from Kiev was canceled, and it was unclear whether any flights would go through Crimean airspace over the weekend.
The taxi driver's face brightened up when my husband and I arrived at the dingy Guilin airport in southern China on the last flight in from Shanghai.
Clowe, who had two goals and an assist Wednesday, said he was glad to finally get some sleep after taking a late flight in from the West Coast.
The three musicians, all 23, are groggy after a flight in from Sydney, but only Sim and Smith get to drive away to their hotel.
This afternoon I met people who got the first flight in from Vancouver at 9.50pm last night, but were still having to rough it in the airport until they could catch their next flight out.
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