Travel Forum / Travel Types / Air Travel / February 2004

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to Air Travel!!!!!!!!!

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I'm interested in buying a wheeled backpack, one that meets carry-on
requirements (22").
I'm especially interested in those that have a detachable daypack.
I've looked at several (especially at ebags.com, and also

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Transatlantic Allies Poles Apart Over Breasts
Mon February 09, 2004 08:18 AM ET
By Paul Majendie
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain and the United States stand shoulder to shoulder in

PIA currently operate 747s into Manchester with loads of up to 440
passengers, but surely they won't be able to achieve this load on a 777,
even if they turn it into an all-economy aircraft?
I understand the max passenger load for a 777 is around 320?

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off at your home, place of business, or anywhere you chose.
Anal will cost you extra.
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Can I take a couple of VHS videos from the UK to the US safely? Or are they
at risk of being wiped by any security measures?
Thanks.
Doug

I've booked 2 return tickets with Expedia to fly from LGW to MCO Orlando
with Continental Airlines in April. Both these flights are operated by
Virgin.
If I was try to reserve a particular seat who would I contact?

I just have a quick question.  I can't remember if you're supposed to pack
film in the checked bag or carry-on.  Could somebody please remind me.
Thank-you very much.
-Scott

On the United Airlines' Site (www.united.com), their Car Rental Page will
not operate properly, all the links to the various car rental agencies on
the left side of page will not function with Norton Internet Security
Firewall or NAV active.  Turning the firewall and NAV off and the ...

I hope someone can answer a question that probably has a very simple answer.
Obviously airlines can adjust the total number of seat rows they can have on
any given plane - thus giving differing amounts of legroom. I assume that
this is just a case of sliding the rows forward ...

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The US is now in the hands of a group of extremists
The invasion of Iraq was the first practical application of the
pernicious Bush doctrine of pre-emptive military action, and it
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For all my previous airline trips, I've traveled light and carried my
luggage on board.  However, next week I'm going SEA-SCL via DFW, and
I'm bringing a duffel bag full of stuff for a friend who lives in
Argentina.  It's a weird collection of odds and ends, including tools,