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Amazing Race 10 Spoilers
woden:
Over at sucks, they're talking about Nova Scotia. From Barcelona, could be pretty much anywhere.
Kogs:
--- Quote from: mwooden on June 28, 2006, 10:02:11 AM ---Over at sucks, they're talking about Nova Scotia. From Barcelona, could be pretty much anywhere.
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but the guy is a day a 2 late with his info.
gingerman28:
Ireland??
Just for the record, there are 72 flights/connecting flights from Barcelona to Newark Airport with three arriving in mid-morning, but one leaves at 3:30AM, the other two are with the same connections in Amsterdam and Copenhagen as the two flights from Helsinki to EWR. So the girls could have, might have, left from Barcelona for Newark.
supsandalee:
Don't they traditionally hit a US state or territory before hitting the mainland/final city for customs reasons? The direction of this race makes me think it's San Juan again also. I wonder if the the US Virgin Islands could accomplish the same thing as San Juan? San Juan to Atlanta or Houston has many non-stop flight choices.
Pedaler:
--- Quote ---Don't they traditionally hit a US state or territory before hitting the mainland/final city for customs reasons?
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Sups, In Race 5, they went directly from Calgary to the U.S. That's because in some Canadian airports you can pass through U.S. Immigration and Customs at the Canadian airport. A couple of years ago, I flew from Montreal to Chicago and when we landed it was no different than a U.S. to U.S. flight.
I've also flown from Shannon, Ireland to Atlanta. There, you go through U.S. immigration in Ireland, but still must go through Customs in Atlanta.
Here's a link that shows the Canadian and Caribbean airports that U.S. travelers can pre clear U.S. Immigration and Customs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._customs_preclearance (at bottom of page)
Of course, they could go to a U.S. territory in the Caribbean like in race 7.
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