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		<title>Mad dash in Brazil</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>So we were supposed to be going to the Txai resort, Bahia, Brazil. The flight Sao Paulo to Illeus was at 7 am which meant we had to go up at 4:30. Now this would normally not have been too bad but this time it was the morning after my brother in law&#8217;s wedding. Of &#8230; <a href="https://blog.davidkaspar.com/archives/2005/09/mad-dash-in-brazil.php" class="more-link">Continue reading<span class="screen-reader-text"> "Mad dash in Brazil"</span></a></p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So we were supposed to be going to the Txai resort, Bahia, Brazil. The flight Sao Paulo to Illeus was at 7 am which meant we had to go up at 4:30.<br />
Now this would normally not have been too bad but this time it was the morning after my brother in law&#8217;s wedding. Of course there was a big Brazilian party to mark the occasion and of course did I have to force my self to go to bed by midnight.<br />
To add to the already nicely stressed schedule, a project for work was due and this was possibly the last time with decent Internet access to send of a couple of MB worth of application design. It got done, just. Between midnight and two in the morning.<br />
After just 3 hours of sleep but very psyched to be of to a sunny paradise we got of to the airport <i>Guarulhos</i>. Getting another ride from my wife&#8217;s cousin who by now I know is an excellent driver (fast, safe, breaking all possible traffic rules) in the Sao Paulo traffic.<br />
At the airport we discovered to our horror that Guarulhos was the wrong airport. TAM, the airline that was to service us, had changed the airport of departure to <i>Congonhas</i> just one day before the flight. They had notified as many passengers as possible but we booked through an agent and he did not get through to us.<br />
It was 6:30 and the flight was scheduled for 7 am. The trip between Guarulhos and Congonhas is about 1 hour we were told.<br />
Close to tears, we gave it a shot to try to speed to the correct airport. The TAM staff were at least nice enough to warn the crew at the other airport that we were making a dash for it.<br />
18 minutes later our tires were screeching outside the correct airport. A few ladies at the check in desk notified us professionally that there was no way we could make it on the flight but a senior staff jumped swiftly over the counter and commanded us to run after him.<br />
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10 minutes later after an express security check, a personal lift to the aircraft and re-lowering the plane staircase we were on board. Sweaty but on board. The plane took of 7:01, just one minute late. (BA, take some pointers please)<br />
<img decoding="async" src="http://blog.davidkaspar.com/images/txai.jpg" class="framedalignleft"  title="txai resort" width="250" height="165" border="0" alt="txai resort bahia brazil"/>So here we are. Writing you from a sunny Bahia. They even have some sort of Internet connection here! (I had to high-jack a LAN cable and an IP address but it works)<br class="clr"/></p>
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