BasharOfTheAges wrote:So they don't have to check a bag and risk having it disappear? I know plenty of people that go on short trips with just a carry-on bag so they don't have to deal with the airlines losing their luggage.
Otohiko wrote: It's generally advised that if you fly through the US, you avoid Atlanta and Chicago (lol, ironic considering where the cons are).
Nessephanie wrote:(btw, are you flying into Chicago and driving down with us? (Brad, Jay and all of us) or are you flying directly into Atlanta? I can't remember hehe :3)
Coffee 54 wrote:2) If your checking a bag, use TSA approved locks.

Douggie wrote: I heard in the north they are stricter with checking, so there's a chance you might miss the plane (I heard 2 hours is just not enough to transfer planes), so I tend to choose going back through Atlanta instead of Newark or Cincinnati. So I don't know if that's still a bad choice?
Oh yeah, another question: anybody having experience with Expedia or Orbitz?

Nessephanie wrote:Otohiko wrote:It's generally advised that if you fly through the US, you avoid Atlanta and Chicago (lol, ironic considering where the cons are).
Bah Chicago is fine. (I assume we're talking O'Hare)
Douggie wrote:Coffee 54 wrote:2) If your checking a bag, use TSA approved locks.
Thanks for the info! I'll check them out! But do they break open each bag or did you have something suspicious looking in your bag? :O
Oh yeah, another question: anybody having experience with Expedia or Orbitz?
JaddziaDax wrote:so far the only airport that I've been in that can say I actually LIKED is DFW (Dallas-Fort Worth) place to me seems to run like an well oiled machine, and Skylink FTW!
My last time through O'Hare, they had us on the tarmac for something like 2 hours before my 13-hour flight to Tokyo took off. My ass was tired from sitting before we got off the damn ground. O'Hare does suck for transfers.dwchang wrote:The worst was being delayed > 7 hours and being redirected to Indianapolis where we literally sat on the runway for 5 hours. Best part is, we were in Chicago when they redirected us...WTF? All we had to land and that was it...
There was probably no place to land loldwchang wrote:The worst was being delayed > 7 hours and being redirected to Indianapolis where we literally sat on the runway for 5 hours. Best part is, we were in Chicago when they redirected us...WTF? All we had to land and that was it...

JaddziaDax wrote:Skylink FTW!
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Orwell wrote:I'd also advise avoiding a US airline if you can. It doesn't happen often, but they've been known to land on the 101st floor. Quite impractical if you ask me.
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