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Post by triple5funk on Aug 7, 2004 0:07:55 GMT -5
going to grad school...and one of the thoughts that came to mind is that tickets to europe from nyc are cheaper than coming from california! hehehe...
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Post by LHR02 on Aug 7, 2004 6:28:04 GMT -5
Hooray for you! And tickets are way cheaper from NYC.....I regularly see flights to London in the $300-350 range and have seen them a time or two in the $250 range.
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Nicstar
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Post by Nicstar on Aug 7, 2004 23:21:02 GMT -5
oh for such cheap air travel!!
I'm looking at mimimum $2000 (aus) for my flight to Europe.....unless I want to go Dodgey-Brother Airlines and take the route through Taiwan or somewhere and spend 45 hours travelling.....
Because I have absolutely no idea, how long is the flight from NYC to London?
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Post by triple5funk on Aug 8, 2004 0:54:17 GMT -5
oh for such cheap air travel!! I'm looking at mimimum $2000 (aus) for my flight to Europe.....unless I want to go Dodgey-Brother Airlines and take the route through Taiwan or somewhere and spend 45 hours travelling..... Because I have absolutely no idea, how long is the flight from NYC to London? i think flights to london from new york are between 4-5 hours...because flights to london from san francisco (where i'm currently living) are between 9-10 hours. |
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Post by WillTravel on Aug 8, 2004 2:12:46 GMT -5
It's a bit misleading because flights from NYC do not go as far north as flights leaving from the west coast which can take an almost-polar route. I just checked and nonstop flights for EWR (Newark)-LHR (Heathrow) are 6:45 on the outbound, and 7:30 on the return.
From YVR we go over Greenland and Iceland, and our outbound to LHR takes about 9:30 and the return a little longer.
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