US Airways August airfares
May 11th, 2005, 04:57 AM
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US Airways August airfares
US Airways has some good August airfares to Shannon & Dublin: $598 R/T Philadelphia-Shannon (or $648 to Dublin). One doesn't usually find deals like that in mid-summer.
I'm sure advance purchase and midweek travel are required; but those are still pretty good fares.
Those are even good if you use Dublin as your Gateway to Europe: AerLingus has some excellent fares to European destinations. I guess they're going 'head to head' against RyanAir.
I'm sure advance purchase and midweek travel are required; but those are still pretty good fares.
Those are even good if you use Dublin as your Gateway to Europe: AerLingus has some excellent fares to European destinations. I guess they're going 'head to head' against RyanAir.
May 19th, 2005, 06:06 PM
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US Air announced merger with America West today - nice dowry being supplied by Airbus. We're happy because this means our flight back home in July should be okay [US Air was scheduled to run out of its loan guarantee on June 30]
May 19th, 2005, 07:19 PM
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I am doing a raindance that USAIR is still intact...
It is our MAJOR carrier here in VA and I was ready to flip if they went under..and then if I had to lose all those valuable ff miles that I hoard for Europe travel!!
Yep- they just announced the merger with Air West on our local news!
It is our MAJOR carrier here in VA and I was ready to flip if they went under..and then if I had to lose all those valuable ff miles that I hoard for Europe travel!!
Yep- they just announced the merger with Air West on our local news!
May 20th, 2005, 06:39 PM
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oh this is good news, especially since I have a huge stash of America West FF miles that I never thought I'd be able to use for a European trip...
but ErinJ what do you mean about not arriving/leaving from different airports in Ireland?
but ErinJ what do you mean about not arriving/leaving from different airports in Ireland?
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I just booked a September flight on US Airways arriving Shannon departing Dublin -- for just under $550. from BWI through Philadelphia. The multi-city option turned out not to be a problem after all.
