Memphis to Miami?
I need a cheap flight from memphis TN to Miami Florida! Do you know any cheap flight websites.. by the way i have to leave this saturday and return wednesday!
Miami - 1 Answers
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Check out Yahoo Travel. I have found many great deals on flights there. You can also check out Travelocity, Orbitz or Cheapflights.com
Friday, August 21, 2009
Friday, August 14, 2009
flight question
flight question?
ok, I'm flying for the first time as an adult (the first time since like, 1998) and I am taking one flight from Dayton, Ohio to Atlanta, Georgia, then transfering, after a layout to a flight to Memphis, Tn. My question is: Do I need to get my own luggage after I land in Atlanta and re-check it in for the flight to Memphis? It is the same carrier and I booked as one trip, with a connection. Thanks in advance. Oh, and any other travel tips would be great, such as the amounts of liquids permitted through security, etc. For the answerer who said she could give me more info, it isn't Delta, its AirTran, but here is the info. I'm really nervous and any help would be great: June 15, 2007, Flight 414 [Non-Stop] Departing Dayton, OH (DAY) at 7:01 PM Arriving Atlanta, GA (ATL) at 8:36 PM --- Connecting To --- June 15, 2007, Flight 527 [Non-Stop] Departing Atlanta, GA (ATL) at 11:10 PM Arriving Memphis, TN (MEM) at 11:26 PM
Air Travel - 4 Answers
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As far as your luggage is concerned, generally your luggage will make it to your destination before you do. You DO NOT pick up your luggage you just go directly to your connecting flight. I would suggest bringing only a few items with you, you can carry one hand held purse (lap top) and one carry on luggage. I would recommend bringing personal items and one small set of clothes just in case something were to happen in ATL and you have to overnight there. I work for Comair the Delta Connection and we usually do the DAY-ATL-MEM connections. I know how the market in ATL can be especially with the past few days worth of weather in the Northeast. What people don't realize is that your pilots could reach ATL and potentially time-out before they can continue onto the next leg of the flight. ATL is a huge airport, call to see if you can find out what gate you are going to land in and what gate you'll be going out of so that you can give yourself enough time. If you know the flight numbers I can give you that information. Good luck and enjoy your trip! MEM is an amazing place to visit!
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No, airlines will have your luggage go straight to your final destination. Just make sure when you check-in that they do that. Check here for any air travel questions you may have: http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/index.shtm
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You really should have no problem w/ your luggage, unless you are transfering to a differnt airport once in GA wich I doubt. Usually they will send your luggage directly to your final destination as soon as you check in. If you have any other questions you should probably check with the airline and tell them what your itinerary looks like and they will check everything out for you. By the way, you are permitted to go through security with liquids, gels, lotions, or aerosols just as long as they are in 3oz. tubes or bottles or less. They must ALL fit in one large ziplock bag. This includes: tooth paste, lip glosses, lotions, medicines, hair gels/ sprays, baby food, or anything that is water based. To save you time, have everything ready by the time you get there, that will speed up the process. I hope this has helped. Enjoy your flight!
ok, I'm flying for the first time as an adult (the first time since like, 1998) and I am taking one flight from Dayton, Ohio to Atlanta, Georgia, then transfering, after a layout to a flight to Memphis, Tn. My question is: Do I need to get my own luggage after I land in Atlanta and re-check it in for the flight to Memphis? It is the same carrier and I booked as one trip, with a connection. Thanks in advance. Oh, and any other travel tips would be great, such as the amounts of liquids permitted through security, etc. For the answerer who said she could give me more info, it isn't Delta, its AirTran, but here is the info. I'm really nervous and any help would be great: June 15, 2007, Flight 414 [Non-Stop] Departing Dayton, OH (DAY) at 7:01 PM Arriving Atlanta, GA (ATL) at 8:36 PM --- Connecting To --- June 15, 2007, Flight 527 [Non-Stop] Departing Atlanta, GA (ATL) at 11:10 PM Arriving Memphis, TN (MEM) at 11:26 PM
Air Travel - 4 Answers
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As far as your luggage is concerned, generally your luggage will make it to your destination before you do. You DO NOT pick up your luggage you just go directly to your connecting flight. I would suggest bringing only a few items with you, you can carry one hand held purse (lap top) and one carry on luggage. I would recommend bringing personal items and one small set of clothes just in case something were to happen in ATL and you have to overnight there. I work for Comair the Delta Connection and we usually do the DAY-ATL-MEM connections. I know how the market in ATL can be especially with the past few days worth of weather in the Northeast. What people don't realize is that your pilots could reach ATL and potentially time-out before they can continue onto the next leg of the flight. ATL is a huge airport, call to see if you can find out what gate you are going to land in and what gate you'll be going out of so that you can give yourself enough time. If you know the flight numbers I can give you that information. Good luck and enjoy your trip! MEM is an amazing place to visit!
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No, airlines will have your luggage go straight to your final destination. Just make sure when you check-in that they do that. Check here for any air travel questions you may have: http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/index.shtm
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You really should have no problem w/ your luggage, unless you are transfering to a differnt airport once in GA wich I doubt. Usually they will send your luggage directly to your final destination as soon as you check in. If you have any other questions you should probably check with the airline and tell them what your itinerary looks like and they will check everything out for you. By the way, you are permitted to go through security with liquids, gels, lotions, or aerosols just as long as they are in 3oz. tubes or bottles or less. They must ALL fit in one large ziplock bag. This includes: tooth paste, lip glosses, lotions, medicines, hair gels/ sprays, baby food, or anything that is water based. To save you time, have everything ready by the time you get there, that will speed up the process. I hope this has helped. Enjoy your flight!
Friday, August 7, 2009
Can I miss a flight and get on the next
Can I miss a flight and get on the next?
I am flying from Wilmington, NC to Memphis, TN. There is a connecting flight in Charlotte. I was wondering, can I skip the flight in Wilmington and get on the flight in Charlotte to Memphis? I will be flying US Airways. Thank you.
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No. Once you skip one flight in your itinerary, you lose all subsequent flights. I believe this is a FAA regulation and has to do with safety, and nothing that all the airlines have decided to do for themselves.
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Normally no. It depends on your ticket though, so contact the airline.
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Nope, As soon as you do not get on the aircraft in Wilmington, your entire ticket is cancelled, including the return flight. This is Federal Law.
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As soon as you skip the first segment, the remaining segments will automatically be cancelled and all value to the ticket will automatically be lost. Buying an airline ticket with the intention of only using part is called "throwaway ticketing" and is a disallowed practice on virtually all airlines worldwide. Airlines enforce this practice by specifying that no-shows are subject to cancellation in the fare rules -- it has nothing to do (as erroneously pointed out in other answers) with federal law. There are no federal laws or regulations requiring airlines to cancel reservations for no-shows -- the existence of the policy is wholly due to airline enforcement of their own terms and conditions governing the tickets they sell.
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You should call US Airways and tell them that you won't be using the first flight, you're going to be in the Charlotte area or whatever. They can cancel out your first flight and you can use it again within a year. The sooner you call the better. Let them know your situation and see what they can do. Most times they'll note your reservation and you can just use your Charlotte to Memphis segment.
I am flying from Wilmington, NC to Memphis, TN. There is a connecting flight in Charlotte. I was wondering, can I skip the flight in Wilmington and get on the flight in Charlotte to Memphis? I will be flying US Airways. Thank you.
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No. Once you skip one flight in your itinerary, you lose all subsequent flights. I believe this is a FAA regulation and has to do with safety, and nothing that all the airlines have decided to do for themselves.
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Normally no. It depends on your ticket though, so contact the airline.
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Nope, As soon as you do not get on the aircraft in Wilmington, your entire ticket is cancelled, including the return flight. This is Federal Law.
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As soon as you skip the first segment, the remaining segments will automatically be cancelled and all value to the ticket will automatically be lost. Buying an airline ticket with the intention of only using part is called "throwaway ticketing" and is a disallowed practice on virtually all airlines worldwide. Airlines enforce this practice by specifying that no-shows are subject to cancellation in the fare rules -- it has nothing to do (as erroneously pointed out in other answers) with federal law. There are no federal laws or regulations requiring airlines to cancel reservations for no-shows -- the existence of the policy is wholly due to airline enforcement of their own terms and conditions governing the tickets they sell.
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You should call US Airways and tell them that you won't be using the first flight, you're going to be in the Charlotte area or whatever. They can cancel out your first flight and you can use it again within a year. The sooner you call the better. Let them know your situation and see what they can do. Most times they'll note your reservation and you can just use your Charlotte to Memphis segment.
Saturday, August 1, 2009
I neeed aarrival gate on KLM airlines from memphis to DFW--- flight # 6827 ---operated by NORTHWEST
I neeed aarrival gate on KLM airlines from memphis to DFW--- flight # 6827 ---operated by NORTHWEST?
Other - Destinations - 2 Answers
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You'll have to check in online, like you would for any airline. Then check your itenerary.
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http://www.nwa.com
Other - Destinations - 2 Answers
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You'll have to check in online, like you would for any airline. Then check your itenerary.
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http://www.nwa.com
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