UA/CO connection: How is IAD as compared to IAH?
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UA/CO connection: How is IAD as compared to IAH?
I have a trip next year to Manila with UA/CO, and I was wondering if connecting through Washington Dulles would be better or as good as connecting through Houston. The air fare is the same but if I connect through IAD, it will shave ~2.5hrs from my total travel time. I don't have a problem using Houston even though I find terminal B to be one of the smallest I have encountered departing and arriving from STL. I found Customs & Immigration to be quite efficient at IAH too, and I just love Continental (...too bad about the merger). Through IAD, the metal would be UA.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Been through both they are ok prefer IAH
Dulles has those away from the airport
elavator people movers
they use a lot for some flights instead of
pulling up to the gate seem to get a lot
of those on international flights.
Odds are as long as you get a gate you will be ok
But if not more delays due to this coming into Dulles for me.
Probably Capitol//terrorist issues make entry more complex.
Dulles has those away from the airport
elavator people movers
they use a lot for some flights instead of
pulling up to the gate seem to get a lot
of those on international flights.
Odds are as long as you get a gate you will be ok
But if not more delays due to this coming into Dulles for me.
Probably Capitol//terrorist issues make entry more complex.
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I guess the second leg of the trip would be either IAH-NRT on CO or IAD-NRT on UA? In economy or a premium cabin? I'd probably give more thought to seat comfort for the TPAC leg than I would for what connecting city to use. If it was old-style United biz class vs CO B/F then I'd go via IAH, I think. Economy plus vs regular economy then I might go via IAD or ORD.
But there is a much higher chance of a foot of snow falling on IAD or ORD than IAH.
But there is a much higher chance of a foot of snow falling on IAD or ORD than IAH.
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rkkwan: yes, going through ORD would be shorter but again in February the issue might be weather as yestravel has inferred.
mrwunrfl: thanks for your input. I will go economy plus but what I like about CO are the personal TV screens....it makes the 15++ hrs of flight time at least bearable for me.
Thanks everybody. I will go via IAH.
mrwunrfl: thanks for your input. I will go economy plus but what I like about CO are the personal TV screens....it makes the 15++ hrs of flight time at least bearable for me.
Thanks everybody. I will go via IAH.
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