Pan America Airways Crew Layover Hotels

		Abidjan	Amsterdam	Anchorage	Ankara	Antigua	Athens	Auckland	Bahrain
Bangkok	Barbados	Beijing	Beirut	Bermuda	Bombay	Boston	Brussels	Bucharest	Buenos Aires
Caracas	Cairo	Chicago	Dakar	Damascus	Djakarta	Dubai	Frankfurt	Frobisher	Fuji
Guam	Guatemala City	Hamburg	Hong Kong	Honolulu	Istanbul	Johannesburg	Kabul	Karachi	Krakow
Lisbon	London	Manila	Mexico City	Miami	Montevideo	Moscow	Munich	Nairobi	New Delhi
New York	Oslo	Pago Pago	Paris	Port of Spain	Panama City	Preswick	Rio de Janeiro	Roberts Field	Rome
San Francisco	San Jose	San Juan	Santiago	San Salvador	St. Maarten	Seoul		Shanghai	Shannon
Singapore	St. Thomas	Sydney	Tahiti	Taipei	Tokyo	Teheran	Vienna	Warsaw	Zagreb

"In spite of having its own dining room , the owners of the Princess hotel were agreeable for PanAm having its own.It was located off the hotel lobby...The ' Crew Dining Room ' was open to all BKK based personnel, to all PA personnel in-transit either on company business or on vacation or whatever...Crew members had priority over all other categories of PA personnel. .The DR operated 365 - 7 X 7 - 24 hours / Day. Crew members could have food at any time they chose.There always was a great assortment of food and exotic local fruit, all previously disinfected by washing in permanganate potasium as recommended by the PA medical office at SFO Hq...Other hygiene practices were also strictly observed, not only about the food items for the crew dining room but for in-flight food provisioning as well .These precautions that applied also not only to crew dining room personnel , but to those of our personnel who handled aircraft food provisioning ...

At the time I was there, 1956-1959, BKK was administered by the Pacific-Alaska Division (PAD) and it delineated the '' Border ' between the PAD and the Atlantic Divisions . It was at this point like two different companies .When a Round-the -World (RTW) transited BKK there was even a variation in certain parts of the crew uniforms, namely the cap covers ( Always white covered for the PAD and same for the ATL in summer..and no cap cover in winter etc..) . Different procedures were also in order as far as galley equipment arrangements were concerned , different catering and maintenance procedures, i.e what may be a ' Go ' item for the ATL, may be a ' No-Go ' for PAD,..All in all a challenge and a great place to develop team spiti with the crews, and thus it was.

Regarding a picture of the front of the hotel, to the best of my recollection , the hotel did not have a facade fronting New Road. To enter it one had to proceed through a covered carriage way , used for pedestrians only..It was lined by at least one shop held by a charming young Indian lady..Jewelry and all that, and perhaps another shop. or two ( ? ). Then one proceeded to a open sky inner courtyard..To the left of it was the swimming pool. To the right , the hotel offices, the hotel 'own dining room and then close by the Pan Am crew dining room..somewhere in the back...all fronting the swimming

That night club you mention.I remember it well. It was not exactly next door, but almost if we are talking about the same place. The one I have in mind and is probably the same you mention was on New Road, on the same side of it as the Princess but to get to it one had to cross Sunwongse Road where the PanAm district sales and admin. offices were located in the Thoresen Bldg."". Louis Berman

"The name of the bar that we used to go to after getting to the Princess Hotel in Bangkok was the Dew-Drop-Inn on Oriental Avenue. Just up from the Oriental Hotel." Barb Longnecker Cain

Siam InterContinental

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Bermuda

Princess Hotel

"From NY I flew a lot of Bermuda shuttles in the DC-6B, often with Trippe and his guests aboard when he owned the Princess Hotel and that's where we stayed on Bermuda layovers. That's when 1st class was in the back rather than the front of the plane and I'd always make one trip down the aisle and he would introduce me around to a bunch of names that I wish I could remember now... Sen. Brewster and CEO Charlie Wilson of GM come to mind. When we flew a "W" with an overnight in Boston we got 1st class treatment at the old Copley Square Hotel where there was always a convention or wedding party going on." Lee Nelson

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Damascus

Omayad Hotel

"With a couple times a week schedule and the unreliable Connies we spent a lot of time at the "Oh My God" Hotel in Damascus on the NY to Calcutta run in the '40s. It's hard for me to believe but this interment photo looks like the Omayad Hotel where we stayed on the second floor. The entrance was on a corner like this and across the lobby as you entered was a small brass open cage elevator that slowly ground it's way from floor to floor and gave gawking locals a glimpse of the future.. The large windows were then open 24/7 to the sounds of busy street noise, camels, hawkers, and amplified calls to prayer." Lee Nelson

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Beirut

Phoenicia InterContinental

(Le Cave and the Tavern Swiss apear to be no more. Photos Marianne Jonsson Nisco , PAA 1962-1986 )

A MAJESTIC LANDMARK ON THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, the InterContinental Phoenicia Beirut is situated along the famous boardwalk “Corniche,” a few minutes from the city’s business and banking district, and the ever lively and entertaining “Down Town” city centre. Beirut International Airport is only a few kilometres away. The historic sites of Beiteddine, Baalbeck and The Cedars are well worth the drive. The InterContinental Phoenicia Beirut is a historic landmark in Lebanon and the Middle East.

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London

Kensington Palace Hotel

Athenaeum Court

Here's an anecdote about the Athenium Court from the '60s. Captians stayed in small suits which were on the back of the hotel. Early one morning there was a fire in the hotel; the captain I was flying with (name forgotten) crawled out of his first floor room onto the wide ledge (they were under the windows on all floors). When I walked around to the backside of the hotel to watch the fire brigade in action, captain ??? was sitting in his pajamas on the ledge which was perhaps 12 or 14 feet above street level. An alarmed fireman shouted at him through a bull horn "sir, don't jump!" The world's most experienced cupped his hands to his mouth and shouted back, "don't worry." Greg Buckner

Chelsea Closters

Sheraton Skyline

Grosvenor House

Millennium

Cavendish St James

Park Lane

Sheraton Park Tower

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Guam

Guamerica

(Could use some pictures taken here)

Cliff Hotel

(Red Carpet restaurant is still there)

Okura

Guam Hilton-(Our last hotel in Guam, 1986).

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Suva-Fiji

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Tahiti

InterContinental Taharra-Papeete

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New Delhi

Ashok Hotel

This hotel is one of New Delhi's most distinctive landmarks and has hosted some of India's most important national and international events. The hotel was first made famous when the UNIDO conference was held here in 1956 which was the first ever international event held in India since it asserted its independence. The Ashok Hotel is situated just two kilometers from the Presidential Palace and is a short drive to the International Airport. The pink wall structure boasts 550 rooms ranging from modern double rooms to glamorous Presidential suites with each room containing broadband internet, mini bar and television with satellite channels. The hotel features a whole host of recreational facilities including a full fitness center, swimming pool, Spa, tennis court and a jogging track and also contains a staggering 12 restaurants serving food from all corners of the world such as Lebanese, Korean, Chinese and, of course, Indian.

Oberoi Hotel

Overlooking an 18-hole golf course, Oberoi is located approximately one mile from Delhi Zoo and 15 miles from Indira Gandhi International Airport. The Oberoi has five exclusive restaurants: La Rochelle & Wine Bar for continental cuisine, The Palms for all day dining, Taipan for Cantonese and Szechuan cuisine, Baan Thai for Thai cuisine, and The Kandabar for Indian cuisine. There are also two bars, a beauty parlor, and a shopping arcade on site. Room service is available 24 hours a day.

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Kabul

InterContinental

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Rome

Metropole

"We stopped for drinks at the Metropole the last time we were in Rome. Do you remember the name of the restaurant near there everyone called the 'three brothers'? That wasn't it - it was the Coq'd Ore or some other thing with 'gold' in the name." Greg Buckner

Under the picture of the Hotel Metropole, Greg Buckner asked what the real name of the restaurant everybody called, "The Brothers, or Three Brothers," is. The real name is, "Trattoria Nuova Stella, owned by the Fedeli brothers, and still open. Neither place looks anything like it did back in the day. Thanks for the site! Frank Rizzuto - NYCOQPA (1966-1981)

"Me" is Zan Owen Ward

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Vienna

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Lisbon

Hotel Palaco-Estoril

Embaixador Hotel (Photo-Marianne Edwards)

(Now a Comfort Inn)

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Barbados

Sam Lord's Castle

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Frobisher

"The company staff house was the ultimate. The kitchen was open 24 hours a day." Tom Kewin

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Anchorage

Captain Cook

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Tokyo

Imperial Hotel

(Frank Loyd Wrights masterpiece; The Imperial Hotel. Duck your head! The door to the bathroom is only 6 feet high. Tom Kewin)

Palace Hotel

(This hotel has been demolished and is being replaced)

Narita View

(Any one have a picture of the crew dinning room/)

Keio Plaza

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Taipei

Sheraton

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Seoul

Grand Hyatt

Lotte Hotel

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Hong Kong

Peninsula Hotel

"We were picked up at the airport by a green Rolls Royce limousine." Tom Kewin

Park Hotel

Hyatt Regency

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Shanghai

Cathy Hotel

"PAA was drowning in Chinese currency since they couldn't exchange it for greenbacks. The crews just signed for meals in the very posh dining room. Shrimp cocktail, steak, potatoes, and a baked alaska for dessert." Tom Kewin

(Need name and photo of last hotel)

Shanghai Zoo (Al Holman, Claude Hudspeth. Send me

the names of the othere if you know them. )

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Beijing

CAAC Hotel-

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"I remember staying at the old CAAC Hotel in Beijing in 1983, when we were first going into China. It was run by CAAC, which naturally was a branch of the government. It was like a military barracks, very austere, with a hall monitor strategically located on each floor where she (it always seemed to be a no-nonsense woman), could watch the entire corridor to make sure no one slipped from room-to-room. The wake-up call on the phone was always a gruff, "You! Wake up now!" It was right at the airport, and located next to a militayr installation so we could hear the trucks and troops being noisily mustered under our windows at first light. There was a huge radar antenna on top of a building no more that 50 yards from the hotel that rotated constantly. I could swear that I sort of vibrated every time it went around. I wonder how many people it sterilized." John Marshall

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Shannon

Old Ground Hotel-Ennis

"It became so infested with rats we refused to stay there for a while." Tom Kewin

Shannon Shamrock Inn-Shannon -------------------------Durty Nell's

Jurys-Limerick

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Istanbul

Hilton

InterContinental

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Teheran

Hilton (Now Esieghlal Grand Hotel)

InterContinental (Now Laleh International Hotel)

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Preswick

Turnberry (Ice Palace)

Fabled white walls rise up to a thousand red tiles. An enchanting hotel, sentinel above historic lands. Here, the views fall away and away towards mystical islands and jagged mountains. The waves crash. A lighthouse stands guard. And between you and the safety of the fairway lies 200 yards of open water and perilous rock. This is what links golf is all about.

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Guatemala City

Holiday Inn

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Panama City

La Siesta (Image from Agnes Asperslag)

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San Salvador

InterContinental Real

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Boston

Copley Square Hotel

"When we flew a "W" with an overnight in Boston we got 1st class treatment at the old Copley Square Hotel where there was always a convention or wedding party going on." Lee Nelson

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Chicago

Edgewater Beach Hotel (Since 1967 apartments)

Palmer House (Hilton)

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Miami

Kings Inn (Now a Comfort Inn)

Marriott

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Seattle

Roosevelt Hotel

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San Francisco

Benjamin Franklin Hotel-San Mateo

"In the '40s and '50s before the big airport hotels were built the company put me up several times at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel in San Mateo which was closer than the city, It was the largest building in a small town and you couldn't miss it down the block on 3rd Ave when traveling El Camino Real. It had a very nice outdoor swimming pool and was close to restaurants and there was a good tailor (Murphey & Heartless ?) right across the street who made uniforms." Lee Nelson

Jack Tar Hotel

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Sir Francis Drake

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New York

Penn Garden Hotel (now Affinia Manhattan)

When I started with Pan Am in 1967, we stayed at the Penn Garden Hotel, on 7^th Ave. near Madison Sq. Gdns. I could not find it since I’m sure that it has changed names, but there was a fire station on the side street and the alarms would keep us awake while we tried to sleep during the day after an all-nighter From EZE. True story: Pat Cavalaris, a Purser from MIA, was getting ready for pick-up, running the shower with hot water to steam out her uniform and set her hair ( the days before portable irons and steam curlers). When she tried to go back to the room, the door would not open, so she went to the bathroom window, opened it, and tried to attract attention … some New Yorkers thought she was trying to jump … alerted the firemen and the front desk, they even had the trampoline for her to jump into. A fireman went to the room next door, and opened the window to convince her NOT to jump, so she calmly explained that her door was stuck and only wanted someone to open the door for her to finish getting dressed for pick-up ! They had to use a fire axe … too many coats of paint ? I wonder if that is one of the many reasons that the Doral and so many other hotels secured the windows so that they could not be opened ….Keep up the good work, Donna.

Doral Inn (Now W New York Hotel)

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Singapore

Grand Hyatt

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Dakar

La Meridien President

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Roberts Field

Need Picture of Hotel (Photo-Marianne Edwards)

General Information

The Roberts Field Hotel in Monrovia, Liberia situated Robert Field Int'l Airport can be contacted by phone +231721014. Here it is unfortunately not yet possible to book online. This accommodation Roberts Field Hotel would be glad to welcome you soon. The correct data depends on the update of the information through the management and cannot be guaranteed.

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Johannesburg

Carlton Hotel

Holiday Inn (Airport)

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Nairobi

InterContinental

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Brussels

Metroploe

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Paris

Terrass Hotel

Zan Owen, Karen von Raden, Lennie Thorrel, forgot name, Chantal Besnard

At dinner in Paris. (Photo-Zan Owen Ward)

Hotel de Paris

(photos by Rejeanne Cote Touzot 1961-1965 and Marianne Edwards)

Scribe

(photo by Rejeanne. Now an InterContinental Hotel)

InterContinental

(Now The Westin Paris)

Le Meridien Montparnasse

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Frankfurt

Metropole-Monopol

InterContinental

(A photo of the "gas station" here would be nice)

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Bombay

Sheraton Rajputana Place

Taj Mahal Palace

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St. Thomas

Bluebeards Castle

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Hotel Diamant Les Bains-Martinique

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Antigua

Hawksbill Hotel-Antigua

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St. Maarten

Caravanserai

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San Juan

Hotel Pierre & The Swiss Chalet

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Port of Spain

Piarco Guest House

"The Piarco Guest House in Trinidad was still standing this month (January,2010), it was used by the Government, but it will be demolished sometime this year. I got this info since I'm from there and an ex pilot, Richard Eckel, sent a verification." Donna Valdes

Hilton

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San Jose

Cariari

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Buenos Aires

City Hotel

"The bar where we would meet after we changed was always fun we would play Bidu Bidai (sp?), a fun game like liar's dice. This was during Presidente Peron's time and many foreign correspondents would hang out with us - for info and safety. Very dangerous times in B.A. through out the 50's. When Peron was re-elected -he died in office, and his wife Isabalita became Pres - during the mid 70's (again it became a dangerous place) the West Coast had South American trips. Thats all I flew as I was fluent in Spanish and had many friends still living there.Flying LAD was never dull." Evelyn David

Presidente Hotel

Old layover hotel was the Continental, on Diagonal Norte (fireplaces in the lobby and in every room!), before we moved to the El Presidente on Cerrito. Memories: The widest boulevard in the world, and only one traffic light between Ezeiza Airport and downtown; favourite restaurants (La Estancia, La Cabana, El Caballito Blanco - with a musical saw player!); shopping on Avenida Florida (leather, silver, paintings - and copper-clad milk cans!); Plaza Inglaterra, renamed Plaza Espana during the Falklands War; the Costaneira restaurants, along the banks of the River Plate; "meatless" weeks, when we enjoyed chivito (goat) instead of baby beef; the Argentine Air Force Museum at Aeroparque, including many British types and RAF films on display; La Boca (Italian section), with colourful buildings and tango establishments on the Caminito; no mini-skirts or public displays of affection allowed; the beautiful National Theatre; the super-structure of the scuttled German Graf Spee still visible at low tide; the windowless prison, nicknamed the Buenos Aires Hilton, near the cemetery; flying trips to the Bariloche ski resort while on long (5-day) layovers. A pedestrian overpass bridge at the edge of Ezeiza Airport had a spray-painted "welcome" message for American visitors: "Yanqui go home." One of our enterprising local PAA employees added a phrase - in equally large letters - that never failed to bring a smile to the faces of weary Clipper crews: "- Via Pan Am." !!! Dave "Mac" McLay

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Montevideo

No Picture Yet

Victoria Plaza Hotel

Dear Mr. Hudspeth

I had the occasion of taking a look at the very interesting site you are developing on the hotels Pan Am crews stayed at. In looking at the space devoted to MVD I remarked there is no picture but a legend stating that the old Victoria Plaza Hotel building has been replaced by a modern construction. This is only partially true. There is indeed a modern building which was built behind the original one. The original hotel building is still there, connected to the new one by a steel and glass bridge over a street, so that the access to the new Hotel is done through the remodeled lobby of the old one. That building is still being used for office space. I'’ve already talked to the marketing people at the Radisson and they promised to look for vintage photos. If I do get one, I’ll send it to you.

For a bit of history, I’ll tell you that I was with Pan Am in Montevideo from 1968 to 1991. Having been hired as an Accounting cashier, I was finally promoted to Country Manager in 1983, so the sad task of closing down the operations there fell upon me. If everything pans out OK, I’ll be attending the November celebrations in SFO

Yours,

José Luis Hernández

Montevideo, Uruguay
tel/fax +598 24801944
cel +598 (0) 99 6641

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Caracas

Tamanaco InterContinental (Photo-Marianne Edwards)

Sheraton Macuto

"Again, learned that day at the Macuto there was an unsolved murder of a Flt Eng.- plus a horrible T-storm that our staff were stuck at the airport and we could not layover there and continued or FIREBALLED to Port of Spain for many Rum and Cokes !!!" Evelyn David

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Rio de Janeiro

Maramar

Old layover hotel was the Miramar Palace (v. Marama) on Avenida Atlantica (great tanga bikini-watching at Copacabana Beach, as we sipped gin & tonics on the front patio!), before we re-located to the IHC at Gavea. During one of many power failures at the Miramar Palace, we had to hoof it up to our rooms on the 12th floor, and then discovered a locked gate leading to the 14th floor roof bar; our LEC layover committee reported it as a safety hazard for evacuations but I don't recall if management ever corrected the condition. Carnaval and the samba schools were a magical experience, as were trips to Paqueta Island in Guanabara Bay (no motor vehicles, but lots of horse-drawn carriages), Brazilian stations dispensed local cash (cruzeiros) for layovers, which de-valued rapidly, sometimes during a four- or five-day layover! Dave "Mac" McLay

InterContinental

Sheraton

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Campinas

Savoy Hotel

(Need Picture)

"The name of the Hotel in Campinas was the Savoy, it is no longer there, it is now a parking lot." Donna Valdez

"Hotel in Campinas was the Savoy. We ate at the Gaucho nearby." Carol Munn, MIA 1970-1991

VCP (Viracopos Airport serving nearby Campinas, and SAO - that did not have a jet runway in the 1960s) - Campinas layover hotel was the Savoy, on Rua Regente Feijo. LAD and NYOD crews consumed prodigious amounts of churrasco and Brahma Chopp beer during long layovers in that location, at the Churrascaria Gaucha, Casa Portugal (Frank's Bierhalle), the Armorial, and other garden spots . . . We had privileges at the local tennis club clay courts and enjoyed riding the "bondes" (streetcars). Local excursions included Cometa bus rides to Piracicaba ("place where the fishes run") and churrasco peixe (fish barbecue) at the Mirante Restaurant overlooking the waterfalls. Nearby Limeira and Lindoia were pretty colonial towns. The big city of Sao Paulo was a 2-hour Ava bus ride away, and visits included the Butantan Snake Institute. A former PAA pilot from MIA, who had been bitten by poisonous snakes many times, regularly donated his blood there for use in anti-venom shots. Dave "Mac" McLay

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Santiago

Sheraton-Santiago

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Bahrain

Sheraton

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Dubai

Hyatt Regency

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Abidjan

Ivoire InterContinental

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Karachi

Metropole

(Photos-Zan Owen Ward)

"The Hotel Metropole in Karachi where we had sbout two thirds of one floor blocked off for our exclusive use as crew accommodation. This included kitchens and dining rooms with staff to prepare and serve all meals as it was unsafe to eat out in restaurants or even in the dining room of the same hotel. Also included was a crew recreation room. The bedding and dining linens were done in our own laundry room washers & dryers by a staff of stewards who cleaned and made up the rooms. No hotel employees were or others were permitted access to these quarters to assure privacy and a quiet atmosphere that allowed sleep around the clock. The entire facility and staff were under the supervision of the Pan Am Station Operations Manager." Jim ........

Sheraton

InterContinental

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Mexico City

Holiday Inn-Airport

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Dahahran

Dhahran International Hotel

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Manila

Manila Hotel

(Hotel has been extensively remodeled. When I find a image of what it looked like when we stayed there, I'll replace this one)

Clark Field

Baguio Country Club

"In the 707 days, we flew a lot of military charters to Clarke Field, north of Manila. We had a four hour taxi ride up the mountains for a two or three day layover at the Baguio Country Club." Tom Kewin

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Dubrovnik

Croatia

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Bucharest

InterContinental

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Athens

InterContinental

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Munich

Sheraton

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Nuremberg

La Meridien Grand

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Hamburg

InterContinenta

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Amsterdam

Okura

Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky

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Sydney

Town House Hotel

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Zagreb

President

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Copenhagen

Sheraton (Now a Scandic Hotel0

Need a photo of the Europa

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Warsaw

InterContinental

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Moscow

Cosmos

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Ankara

Hilton

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Oslo

Grand Hotel

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Helsinke

InterContinental Strand (Now a Hilton)

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Auckland

InterContinental (Now a Hyatt Regency)

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Krakow

Holiday Inn

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Cairo