Cheap Flights to America

[gawa316]

Well made it to the states alright. Jumped of Aer Lingus flight in heathrow and it took about 50 mins to get to our onward gate giving us 40 mins to spare. Risky enough because our inward flight was on time and there was no queue at sercurity. Either of these could have fucked us up. Cheers for all the help

[carribbear]

Well made it to the states alright. Jumped of Aer Lingus flight in heathrow and it took about 50 mins to get to our onward gate giving us 40 mins to spare. Risky enough because our inward flight was on time and there was no queue at sercurity. Either of these could have fucked us up. Cheers for all the help

Enjoy SF. Try the quiche 

[the Deel Rover]

the missus is heading to philadelphia in the summer trying to get a direct flight , i see that us airways are flying direct for about €750 euro any other airways fly direct to philly ?

[carribbear]

the missus is heading to philadelphia in the summer trying to get a direct flight , i see that us airways are flying direct for about €750 euro any other airways fly direct to philly ?

Fly to Newark and take the train to philly. it's about an hour out.
US airways are the only ones I know that do the direct route.

[muppet]

the missus is heading to philadelphia in the summer trying to get a direct flight , i see that us airways are flying direct for about €750 euro any other airways fly direct to philly ?

Fly to Newark and take the train to philly. it's about an hour out.
US airways are the only ones I know that do the direct route.

If your dates are flexible Dulles might be cheaper but you stil have a land journey. Direct is probably better though, less hassle.

[the Deel Rover]

thanks lads probably just go for the direct flight to philly there's probably feck all difference in it  ( money wise) and as you said muppett its a lot less hassle

[carribbear]

thanks lads probably just go for the direct flight to philly there's probably feck all difference in it  ( money wise) and as you said muppett its a lot less hassle

it's a nice wee spin from Dulles to city centre washington, take you half an hour by cab at least.

Newark has a train station that goes to philly (amtrak)

of course if theres no difference in money direct is the way to go although check continental airlines to newark.

[tyronefan]

try this site from Asda  they offer the cheapest flights from all airlines

it has flights from Ireland although it is a UK site


http://www.asda-travel.co.uk/

[gawa316]

Anyone flown with aer lingus to the states recently? We usually bring a big suitcase and one medium one each but now I think the allowance is just a big one each. Anyone know what the deal is here? Packing at the min or the woman is so she wants to know how much shite she can pack?

Cheers in advance

[orangeman]

Anyone flown with aer lingus to the states recently? We usually bring a big suitcase and one medium one each but now I think the allowance is just a big one each. Anyone know what the deal is here? Packing at the min or the woman is so she wants to know how much shite she can pack?

Cheers in advance

23kg in total I think.

[muppet]

http://www.aerlingus.com/cgi-bin/obel01im1/Support/helpBaggage.jsp?BV_SessionID=@@@@1719638346.1257531828@@@@&BV_EngineID=cccfadeikieiekmcefecfigdffgdfkk.0&P_OID=-536882416&Category=2#checkedbaggagefees

Check the long haul allowances and fees.

[gawa316]

Aye thats what I thought, will probably buy an extra suitcase out there and pay the fees for it

[gawa316]

Right looking at flights to San Fran for xmas. Expedia, Kayak, Cheap Flights etc all coming back with about 380 stg with Delta, which sounds feckin great.

However we'll have a 8 month old nipper then and can't seem to get prices for them. On expedia when I add in the young 'un it doesn't even bring up the Delta flights. When I go through Kayak it doesn't give you the opportunity to add a baby so it just works out as 3 people.

Anyone ever flew with Delta and what their policy is on flying with babies?

Or if anyone else has booked on any other site could they let me know?

Cheers

[Puckoon]

I am almost certain that children fly free under 2 years  of age. You should contact delta directly.

I assume your flight though delta is docking in atlanta?

[gawa316]

I am almost certain that children fly free under 2 years  of age. You should contact delta directly.

I assume your flight though delta is docking in atlanta?

Some are through Atlanta and some through JFK.

It's weird, when I go direct to the delta site the price they offer me for just a single person is 578 euro but when I go through kayak they put me through to delta's site and it comes back at 428 euro. How the feck does that work?