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In case anybody is flying to Colorado from Phili this season or anywhere else Frontier services. Just got this deal through their website for end of January. Fly out at 9 AM Saturday and back 4:45 PM Saturday.
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In case anybody is flying to Colorado from Phili this season or anywhere else Frontier services. Just got this deal through their website for end of January. Fly out at 9 AM Saturday and back 4:45 PM Saturday.
ummmm....
from the website.....
"Complete travel by November 19, 2008"
This has nothing to do with that link on the right side on their website for Denver. I got an email about that and just out of curiosity I punched in those dates for Jan-Feb on the main page and $219 popped up. Booked it right away. Just checked. Still there...
gotcha.....
thanks.....
I'm pricing Denver flights for Feb....just have to weigh if the $100 savings warrants the extra drive to Philly for me
I'll be curious to see how the airlines count check in baggage. A ski bag and bootbag used to count as one. I think some or all of em might stop that. Gonna have to get even more creative packingwise.
I'll be curious to see how the airlines count check in baggage. A ski bag and bootbag used to count as one. I think some or all of em might stop that. Gonna have to get even more creative packingwise.
Definitely find out ahead of time. Mother's Day weekend 2008 I had to pay $25 each way to bring my skis. I had my carryon (Transpack with my boots in it), 1 piece of luggage, and the sportube with my skis in it. I tried arguing that NWA's website still said skis + boot bag count as one, but there was no budging them. And last I heard, the extra luggage charges went (or are going) up.I'll be curious to see how the airlines count check in baggage. A ski bag and bootbag used to count as one. I think some or all of em might stop that. Gonna have to get even more creative packingwise.
I'll be curious to see how the airlines count check in baggage. A ski bag and bootbag used to count as one. I think some or all of em might stop that. Gonna have to get even more creative packingwise.
For me, it's just about reached the point where I'll just ship a ski bag FEDEX ground with some clothing in the ski bag and carry my boot bag aboard the plane.
I'll be curious to see how the airlines count check in baggage. A ski bag and bootbag used to count as one. I think some or all of em might stop that. Gonna have to get even more creative packingwise.
We are thinking about doing that also. Send our ski and snowboard bags to my buddy in Denver. I packed a lot of stuff in my snowboard bag last time including my boots, pants, socks, underwear, etc... I just had a backpack as a carry on with our helmets, gloves and goggles in it along with some small stuff. Amazing what you can also stuff in a jacket you wear on the plane! :-D
Only a gaper would check their bootbag..you can do a bootbag as carryon..
Not my bootbag. I tried that already.
Try a small backpack..just large enough for your boots..that's what I do..
Which bootbag do you have? I have a Transpack that's pretty big and it *barely* made it under the requirements. Though once you put your helmet in, there's not a ton of room left. You could always put the boots on a strap and throw them over your shoulder as your "purse". I know of women doing that (and I brought my strap just in case when I flew). Or you could wear them and your helmet. You'd get funny looks, but you'd have plenty of room in your carryon then.Not my bootbag. I tried that already.
Which bootbag do you have? I have a Transpack that's pretty big and it *barely* made it under the requirements. Though once you put your helmet in, there's not a ton of room left. You could always put the boots on a strap and throw them over your shoulder as your "purse". I know of women doing that (and I brought my strap just in case when I flew). Or you could wear them and your helmet. You'd get funny looks, but you'd have plenty of room in your carryon then.