Downtown layovers
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Originally Posted by ThumbsUp;[url=tel:3474149
3474149[/url]]I think the question you asked wasn’t the answer that you got. The 14 hour rule is specified in the UPA (4-C-2-d). It’s by exception that you don’t stay downtown >14 hours.
One example is EWR with a 0630 land after a red eye and a 15 hour layover. By the time you made it downtown it would be an 11 hour with rush hour on both ends. Exceptions allowable for your own sanity and misery mitigation.
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Certain airports with certain arrival times the company is allowed to book a field hotel if it’s under 16 hour layover.
One example is EWR with a 0630 land after a red eye and a 15 hour layover. By the time you made it downtown it would be an 11 hour with rush hour on both ends. Exceptions allowable for your own sanity and misery mitigation.
One example is EWR with a 0630 land after a red eye and a 15 hour layover. By the time you made it downtown it would be an 11 hour with rush hour on both ends. Exceptions allowable for your own sanity and misery mitigation.
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Certain airports with certain arrival times the company is allowed to book a field hotel if it’s under 16 hour layover.
One example is EWR with a 0630 land after a red eye and a 15 hour layover. By the time you made it downtown it would be an 11 hour with rush hour on both ends. Exceptions allowable for your own sanity and misery mitigation.
One example is EWR with a 0630 land after a red eye and a 15 hour layover. By the time you made it downtown it would be an 11 hour with rush hour on both ends. Exceptions allowable for your own sanity and misery mitigation.
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