Originally Posted by
papaghio
I'm sure they try to avoid the possibility on long-haul int'l flights - if they can - but if the fog develops during the flight for instance I'm assuming it will divert... this has never happened to me on an int'l flight albeit... and its probably b/c they would have to hold you on the plane at the airport you diverted to (remember the Caracas-EWR flight on CO a few months ago which got stranded for 5 hours at BWI) - so I'm sure for PR UA will try to avoid this (fingers crossed)
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Last year I flew FRA-SOF (Bulgaria), which while EU is int'l. Fog was so thick that we diverted to Serbia and took a 10 hour, overnight, bus ride.