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Q: I will be travelling from a small city to a hub airport to catch Etihad Airways flight to Abu Dhabi. Travel from the small city to the hub is by a local airline because Etihad doesn't land at the small city. The whole journey from start to finish is on a single ticket:


Local city - hub : local airline
hub - Abu Dhabi: Etihad Airways
All of these on a single ticket.


If my flight gets delayed at the small city due to weather and I miss my connection at the hub, does Etihad reschedule me free of charge or do I lose my ticket?


A: What happens if local flight to a hub airport gets delayed and I have a connection at the hub airport
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Q: I'm soon flying from London to Cairo and wonder whether the entry procedure is similar to that at Hurghada airport (both are in Egypt)?

At Hurghada, I go to a National Bank of Egypt desk located before immigration and present my ID and a photo, whereby the photo and visa are affixed onto a yellow form. Then on to immigration, where I present the ID and visa form and get the latter stamped.

Are there any differences at Cairo airport - in particular, is it the National Bank of Egypt that sells the visa for the official price there as well?


A: Is the entry procedure at Cairo airport the same as at Hurghada airport?
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Q: For a particular hotel I booked Expedia's Check-in policies section states the following:


  Check-in time starts at 4 PM
  
  If a late check-in is planned, contact this property directly for their late check-in policy.


My question is...  what constitutes a late check-in? My flight is scheduled to arrive at the airport at 8:34pm.


A:
What constitutes a late check-in for a hotel and should I inform them about my late arrival?
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