Travel Forum / Travel Types / Air Travel / February 2005

Who's she getting fashion advice from, the House of Eva Braun?
She sure is a little power monger, ain't she.  Where'd she buy those
boots, the SS surplus store??
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/photo/postphotos/style/2005-02-25/2.htm

Every time I hear this moron speak I detect it.  He's got a lithpy thing
going on.  I hadn't wanted to believe the rumors, but I have no choice.
This president is GAY!
I tried to ignore the limp wrists flying the air, the hands on the waist,

My wife and I are planning a trip to the USA in September and are
about to book our flights.
One option is to fly from the UK to LAX via Washington Dulles Airport.
However, I seem to remember reading something some time ago that

Considering using China Airlines for a short flight from HKG-TPE.
Anyone have recent esperience with them?  Any special restrictions or
things I should be aware of before flying?
Thanks,

I am flying on Luthansa from IAH to FRA and then a change of planes (but
still Lufthansa) and on to Barcelona.  Lufthansa has only allowed an
hour for the connection at Frankfurt.  Has anyone had any experience
with this connection - it seems very short to me, but Lufthansa says ...

Like all good little Irish Catholic c.nts, while rubbing her clit.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/bristol/4304223.stm
The details here are a bit sketchy. Anyone know if more has been
reported. That is, if the plot was for the AA flight (CDG-MIA) that
Richard Reid was actually on, or for another flight?

Is it possible to book a round trip flight with the return date not
specified?  That is, I would like to go to a destination, conduct
busines for as long as it takes when I get there, then maybe decide I
want to play tourist for a day or two.  Somewhere in mid-trip I would

atlsvo@webtv.net (maryanne kehoe) wrote:

Now, now.  Is that any way for a beauty queen to be talking?
You're supposed to be setting an example!

Hi. Can someone explain why airlines charge so much more for short
stays?  I need to spend just a day or two in a particular city. If I
book on Air Tran, I get a decent fare regardless of the length of stay.
If I book on Continental, I have to pay nearly four times as much for a

I suppose I should know this, but I don't. Why do so many airlines
require a 14 or 21-day advance booking in order to get an affordable
fare? Also, is there any such thing as "stand by" anymore?

Ailing pope's latest bestseller leaps off shelves
ROME (AFP) - Pope John Paul II's publishers have never had trouble
selling his books, but now that the pontiff is ailing in hospital they
can barely keep up with demand.

Vatican: Pope to follow Sunday blessing
ROME, Italy (CNN) -- Pope John Paul II, hospitalized since Thursday
and unable to speak since undergoing a tracheotomy, will follow
Sunday's traditional Angelus blessing from his hospital room, Vatican

Report: Doctors may perfom tracheotomy on Pope
John Paul has fever and breathing difficulties, officials say
VATICAN CITY (CNN) -- Doctors treating Pope John Paul II are
considering whether to perform a tracheotomy -- an incision into the

I really do.
The average cost of domestic air travel in the US has decreased by 60%
in the last 21 years (in constant dollars). You can Google this if you
like. Here's a start: