Showing posts with label surfer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surfer. Show all posts
18 February 2010
Surfer survived shark attack near East London
South African surfer Michal du Plessis, 19, was attacked by a believed to be a three-metre Great White Shark, which bit in his leg before he could get away from it. The attack happend during a surfing session at Yellow Sands point near the coastal city of East London. Michal survived the encounter. No bones were broken or flesh torn out.
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06 May 2009
TAP with special offers for Surfers - only in May
TAP has marked the creation of new rules recently regarding the transport of sports equipment for surfers with a special campaign available throughout the month of May and one which is reflected in the offer of free transport for the surfboards of those who practice this sport.
Thus, passengers simply need to request this when booking or with the most advance warning possible prior to the start of their trip, confirming equipment to be transported and supplying information on the number of bags, their total weight and respective dimensions.
Surfboards must be properly packaged and transported in an appropriate bag for one or more boards and weigh up to 10kg.
This special offer is only valid on flights operated by TAP and includes one baggage piece per passenger who must fill out the term of responsibility for transporting surfboards when checking in.
Transport authorization is subject to space limitations on board some aircraft.
Making the most of the opportunity offered by the excellent existing conditions in Portugal for surfing allied to the fact these new rules turn the company into "the best friend of the traveling surfer", TAP is striving to meet the expectations of those who practice this sport by offering them now this unique special offer too.
src.:http://www.flytap.com/UK/en/Company/Press/PressReleases/8504
Thus, passengers simply need to request this when booking or with the most advance warning possible prior to the start of their trip, confirming equipment to be transported and supplying information on the number of bags, their total weight and respective dimensions.
Surfboards must be properly packaged and transported in an appropriate bag for one or more boards and weigh up to 10kg.
This special offer is only valid on flights operated by TAP and includes one baggage piece per passenger who must fill out the term of responsibility for transporting surfboards when checking in.
Transport authorization is subject to space limitations on board some aircraft.
Making the most of the opportunity offered by the excellent existing conditions in Portugal for surfing allied to the fact these new rules turn the company into "the best friend of the traveling surfer", TAP is striving to meet the expectations of those who practice this sport by offering them now this unique special offer too.
src.:http://www.flytap.com/UK/en/Company/Press/PressReleases/8504
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