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Well posting was supposed to appear under "Hawaii", so apologies.
As you might think from a fare posting, KOA is an airport code = Kona, Big Island. It is indeed a great fare, currently on UAL but may spread to other airlines and cities like sales often do.
As you might think from a fare posting, KOA is an airport code = Kona, Big Island. It is indeed a great fare, currently on UAL but may spread to other airlines and cities like sales often do.
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I keep this on my desktop, and refer to it when needed. Hope it helps others.
Sheila
http://www.expedia.com/daily/airports/AirportCodes.asp
Sheila
http://www.expedia.com/daily/airports/AirportCodes.asp
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I do NOT believe I've seen more numskulls in my life! Bob, Percy, and Shannon - incredible idiots.
You get the picture of these folks -
TIGHT lips - requesting "could you paahsss ze Grey Poupon Please".
Get off your kick. Don't post a Stupid post to "HELP" people and then tell them to go look up the airport code.
For CRYIN' out loud add the DAMN in for KONA was that too much to do or are you too pompous and need to show how bright you are b/c you know airport codes!
I assume FWIW means fares within week but please Bob Percy and Shannon tell me where I can look this up!
You get the picture of these folks -
TIGHT lips - requesting "could you paahsss ze Grey Poupon Please".
Get off your kick. Don't post a Stupid post to "HELP" people and then tell them to go look up the airport code.
For CRYIN' out loud add the DAMN in for KONA was that too much to do or are you too pompous and need to show how bright you are b/c you know airport codes!
I assume FWIW means fares within week but please Bob Percy and Shannon tell me where I can look this up!
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xxx..xx This trio is NOT one and the same. FWIW = for what it's worth, a common abbreviation on the net. I guess you're too busy flaming off to actually READ anything.
The fare (as of now) still exists.
Go to Travelocity.com; enter DFW/KOA and select "my dates are flexible".
You will see the United Airlines fare come up; select it and you will see the days (in green) for which it is valid. From there I assume you can understand what to do next.
p
The fare (as of now) still exists.
Go to Travelocity.com; enter DFW/KOA and select "my dates are flexible".
You will see the United Airlines fare come up; select it and you will see the days (in green) for which it is valid. From there I assume you can understand what to do next.
p
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Make it a foursome of losers. That people could be so ignorant and small-minded as to verbally attack someone who is trying to help is depressing.
No doubt this post will only incite further schoolyard name-calling, but I've had my say.
Thanks, "p" - the information is appreciated.
No doubt this post will only incite further schoolyard name-calling, but I've had my say.
Thanks, "p" - the information is appreciated.

