Guys I need some help, which airline should I use for the Bash?

[Ironman_8]

I have no idea how long that fare is good for.
Here's the flight details though:
<table border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1" width="100%"><tbody><tr><td align="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0" valign="top">[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Wed Aug 15[/FONT]</td> <td align="center" bgcolor="#f0f0f0" valign="top">[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Flight 217[/FONT]</td> <td bgcolor="#f0f0f0" valign="top">[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Depart BALTIMORE-WASHNTN (BWI) at 8:15 PM
Arrive in LAS VEGAS NV (LAS) at 10:20 PM[/FONT]</td></tr></tbody></table>

Can I get on that flight as well and hear Raj tell the same story 24587978 times?

 

[juice]

Can I get on that flight as well and hear Raj tell the same story 24587978 times?

Eric Maynor might be on that flight too. You know you were rooting for VCU along with the rest of the world.

 

[MrCleo]

Journey --

is this your first time flying?

 

[Dante]

Jman....take Southwest... It Rocks

 

[1cheater]

J-man, I have the same fear of flying...I never get a window seat...


FYI, don't get too drunk before your flight, if they smell booze on you and you look buzzed up they will not let you on the plane. :nono5:

My advice, get ahold of some Abien if you can, take one on an empty stomach just before boarding, then down a couplke cocktails on the plane, you'll be good to go...

 

[Caliche]

:thumbsup: US Airways !! And have a nice flight..
( I just to work for that airline ) :banger:

 

[Doug]

emergency exit seat is great on some planes, lots of legroom, usually right behind 1st class front of wing.

 

[fhmesq44]

emergency exit seat is great on some planes, lots of legroom, usually right behind 1st class front of wing.

which is why flying Southwest is a great option, get an A and get there early and you are almost assured of getting one.

However, be careful as on some planes these seats don't recline.

Check out

www.seatguru.com for the best seating on your plane.

BTW, I was once told by one of the people at the airline desk if you ask for pre-boarding they can't refuse to give it to you. J-Man, just tell them you have a heart condition or something if they ask and you will be first to board and assure yourself of an exit row.

 

[Doug]

which is why flying Southwest is a great option, get an A and get there early and you are almost assured of getting one.

However, be careful as on some planes these seats don't recline.

Check out

www.seatguru.com for the best seating on your plane.

BTW, I was once told by one of the people at the airline desk if you ask for pre-boarding they can't refuse to give it to you. J-Man, just tell them you have a heart condition or something if they ask and you will be first to board and assure yourself of an exit row.

I'll take that exit row, even if it doesn't recline... no seat can recline into you, and legroom. If you are 6' or better coach is cramped... plus its good to have a strong boy to open the door if need be. You'll often find a guy with a leg cast or something on the aisle side.

 

[Timetopay]

Let me get a few things straight. I did not post a plane crashing.

I posted Richie Valens. I thought of it more as a theme song. Kind of like "Eye of the Tiger" for Rocky.

Whatever was implied was totally a coincedence...

:howdy:

 

[Timetopay]

which is why flying Southwest is a great option, get an A and get there early and you are almost assured of getting one.

However, be careful as on some planes these seats don't recline.

Check out

www.seatguru.com for the best seating on your plane.

BTW, I was once told by one of the people at the airline desk if you ask for pre-boarding they can't refuse to give it to you. J-Man, just tell them you have a heart condition or something if they ask and you will be first to board and assure yourself of an exit row.

Maybe I got wrong info but I tried the hurt my leg scenario and they told me to sit in exit you have to be in good shape to help people off.

So could a person with a heart problem qualify :think2:

 

[fhmesq44]

Maybe I got wrong info but I tried the hurt my leg scenario and they told me to sit in exit you have to be in good shape to help people off.

So could a person with a heart problem qualify :think2:

You might be right, they may not let someone who pre-boards take an exit row. I have never actually asked to pre-board and then tried to get an exit row.

 

[juice]

Journey- Are you seriously thinking about flying out with Skins & I?
That would rock

 

[goodbadugly]

wow! This must be one important thread. three pages of answers in like 45minutes lol. where are you flying from?


And always remember get the ticket as early as possible cause that way theyll cost you less. thats the way it works with the airlines.

 

[Doug]

45 minutes ?

 

[goodbadugly]

45 minutes ?

yeah, NOw LETS ARGUE HOW LONG EXACTLY IT WAS SINCE HE POSTED IT!!!

:monsters-

 

[fucnluc]

Uh, big difference between 45 minutes and a day there All-Star.

 

[goodbadugly]

Uh, big difference between 45 minutes and a day there All-Star.

oh, my bad! I really thought it was posted today in the afternoon. Sorry about this. And i apologize to Doug as well, sorry! I dont really look inside here a lot and sometimes i do make silly mistakes cause of that. I apologize!!

 

[Timetopay]

oh, my bad! I really thought it was posted today in the afternoon. Sorry about this. And i apologize to Doug as well, sorry! I dont really look inside here a lot and sometimes i do make silly mistakes cause of that. I apologize!!

I guess we will let this one slide but please refrain from being this much of a bonehead again.

:youmad:

 

[Objection]

wow! This must be one important thread. three pages of answers in like 45minutes lol. where are you flying from?


And always remember get the ticket as early as possible cause that way theyll cost you less. thats the way it works with the airlines.

Actually that's not always true.
Sometimes one airline will initiate a fare sale and the others will match it.
Other times they will discount unsold seats.
But if you see a fare you're comfortable with, buy it.