Travel Forum / Travel Types / Air Travel / March 2006

Who are some of the consolidators of
1. Air Canada
2. American Airlines
that will sell directly to public?

I'm going to fly first class on AA from MIA to LAX.  I can fly on either a
737-800 or a 757.
What is the difference between the seats and service on these 2 aircraft?
Thanks.

Has anybody seen the TV commercial about buying five boxes of Polident
and getting a free companion airfare voucher to fly anywhere in the US?
THE OFFER WORKS FOR BUYING POLIGRIP ALSO.  Get the details at
www.polident.com  Btw, I'm working on this promotion on behalf of

These 3 are co-partners, and I'm trying to figure out which one I
should pool all my frequent flyer miles into. Here are my flying
habits:
- I fly those 3 airlines pretty seldomly, probably only once a year or

Most airlines are really pushing online bookings. Other web sites such
as Expedia and Travelocity, etc., offer flights, hotels, and
flight+hotel bookings online. However ALL of the websites appear to
suffer from A VERY SERIOUS PROBLEM.

The only phone number which Ryanair gives out to the public is a
premium number which is very expensive to dial, and which most
companies' phone systems block.
I am neither willing nor able to dial this number, and I need to

I need to park for 2 weeks at SOU in June.  The usual suspects
(holidayextras and the hundreds of sites who use their engine) are showing
no availability, which seems odd.  BAA website leads to Pink Elephant, who
want £112, which seems a little steep.

I have the opportunity of staying at UCLA in California for a week in July
(for free).
But the cost of flying from the UK (where I live) to Los Angeles is very
high.

Apparently, Delta subsequently changed that expiration rule (i think
its forever, or perhaps something that's more time than it was), but my
beautiful daughter had accumulated thirty-four thousand of the boogers
for ...naught.

I was just doing some checking, eventhough I know I can't book airline
tickets for a trip in April of 2007. Just wondering how the fares for
the following compared, CPR-FLL and DEN-FLL. While doing this I came
across a few days where for $85 one way on Southwest you can fly from

AN ill-fated flight linking Oxford and Cambridge has folded just over a month
after it got airborne.
Sky Commuter announced yesterday (Monday, 13 March) that it would be taking no
more bookings for the route linking the two university cities.

I have to travel Chicago - Montreal. I know that for most foreign
tickets, the best deals are at ethnic travel agents. But what about
Canada? Where does one look for the best fares?

I first put in $200 for a flight from Oakland to Orlando then I went
back and went down to $50 and each time they quoted a price for a round
trip ticket that I could purchase.  It doesn't sound right to me.  I did
not proceed further in the process (to actually put in credit card ...

The Sunday Times - Travel
The Sunday Times
March 19, 2006
Easter chaos looms in Spain

By David Millward, Transport Correspondent
(Filed: 20/03/2006)
Heathrow will slip further down the league table of European airports when the
summer schedules are unveiled this week.