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American Airlines introduces fare sale from Chicago - USA Today

American Airlines has introduced a fare sale for flights to and from Chicago O'Hare. Sale fares, which are good for travel between April 7 and May 27, must be purchased by March 23. The lowest fares apply to departures on Tuesday, Wednesday and ...

Airlines cancel flights to avoid runway penalties - WOAI

DALLAS -- Passengers may soon be seeing more cancellations on airport departure boards. Several airlines, including Fort Worth-based American and Houston-based Continental, say they will cancel flights rather than risk paying stiff penalties for ...

Airlines to cancel flights in light of new fines - WSVN-TV

Passengers may soon be seeing more cancellations on airport departure boards. Several airlines, including Fort Worth-based American and Houston-based Continental, say they will cancel flights rather than risk paying stiff penalties for delaying ...

American Eagle Airlines Announces Schedule for New Jet ... - PR-USA.net

American Eagle Airlines, the regional affiliate of American Airlines, begins nonstop jet service with three daily flights between Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) and Hector International Airport in Fargo, N.D. (FAR), on April 6, 2010 ...

Airlines at RIC to increase flights to New York ... - Richmond Times-Dispatch

Airlines are increasing Richmond International Airport service to some of regional travelers' most popular destinations. American Airlines will add two daily trips to Chicago O'Hare International Airport starting April 6, bringing its daily weekday ...

BA Strike Affects AA Customers on Hundreds of Flights - NBC Dallas-Fort Worth

American Airlines customers who have booked flights on British Airways are also caught up in European airline's strike. The two airlines have a code-sharing agreement through the OneWorld Alliance. AA customers who book BA flights through American ...

US plans 300,000-dollar fine against American Airlines - Raw Story

US aviation authorities on Thursday sought a 300,000-dollar fine against American Airlines, alleging a maintenance violation that affected five commercial flights. The Federal Aviation Administration said it was proposing the civil penalty after ...

American Airlines Fined $300,000 for Maintenance - My Fox Boston

(AFP) - U.S. aviation authorities on Thursday sought a $300,000 fine against American Airlines, alleging a maintenance violation that affected five commercial flights. The Federal Aviation Administration said it was proposing the civil penalty after ...

FAA proposes new $300,000 penalty against American ... - The Gaea Times

The FAA says the plane should have been limited to daytime flying in good weather, but American used it on five flights in violation of federal rules. The airline has 30 days to appeal. American Airlines spokesman Tim Wagner said the company was ...

Airline offers discounted flights from St. Louis - KMOV

(KMOV) -- American Airlines is offering discount flights from St. Louis. As of Wednesday night, the cheapest flight found out of Lambert International Airport was for $54 to Milwaukee. There are restrictions for American Airlines' fare sale: tickets ...

Open Question: American Airlines ruined my luggage. What can I do about this?

I just got back from a trip to Europe yesterday and it was a flight from Paris to Toronto with a connection in Chicago where I had to re-check my baggage. When I got it in Chicago, there were holes burned into the top of my suitcase, there were tears and the seams looked like they were pulled apart. It was covered in black grime and the whole outside was frayed. This suitcase was almost brand new and had been used on only one or two trips before. In addition to this, THE GLASS I had bubble wrapped, wrapped in newspaper and stuffed in the middle of sweaters was all shattered. I was so dissapointed that all my souvenirs had been ruined. Unfortunately I had to catch the connecting flight and didn't have the time to go talk to the representative at that point. We also arrived in Toronto at 2am so there was no time then either. I know American Airlines is crappy but they can't just ruin my poor stuff :( more

Open Question: Questions from a first time traveller?

I'm going to be taking several flights soon to visit college campuses, and I had a few general questions about travel. 1. How does check-in work? I think I can check-in in advance from a computer at home, but can you also check in at the airport? For instance, for my return flight, I won't have access to a computer/printer. Most of my flights are on American Airlines (though one is on Southwest). 2. When do you pay for checked luggage? 3. What paperwork do I need to bring to the airport? Thanks! more

Resolved Question: What is the best airline to fly from JFK to London?

I'm going to London soon and I want to know what's the best airline to fly from New York to London: American? Delta? British Airways? Virgin Atlantic? Which has the best in flight entertainment, food, and overall service?Ok I'm being told the experience on Virgin would be better. Do they offer some kind of movies on demand thing or internet? Do they offer American entertainment? and how are the meals they serve on the airline? more

Resolved Question: Does American Airlines 777 offer any in flight maps?

I have a trip to shanghai this summer on a 777, and was just wondering this. I know United offers this, but I'm just curious about American. more

Voting Question: History help?! Please!?

I really need help on this. I'm bad at history and i couldn't find the answers in the book. Help! 1.How did manufacturers reduce their costs, increase supply, and provide their workers with new benefits like vacation time and shorter work days? A.Charging more for their products B.Hiring more workers C.The use of mass production in factories D.Purchasing cheaper materials 2.What innovation did Henry Ford introduce into his automobile factories that would spread to other industries? A.Mass production B.Assembly line C.Use of appliances D.Mass advertising 3.What main factor led to the popularity of things like automobiles, home appliances, sporting events, radios, and movies? A.People had disposable income B.Lower wages from factory jobs C.The ability of companies to advertise D.Changing rate of inflation 4.All of the following were developed in the 1920s except: A.Air travel B.Radios C.Refrigerator D.Microwave 5.What allowed people to buy things like automobiles and radios? A.Installment plans and credit B.Huge wage increases C.Cheap products D.The government 6.Which new career offering helped to expand the middle class in the 1920s? A.Airline pilot B.Professional manager C.Secretary D.Teacher 7.How did Glenn Curtiss’ invention of the aileron affect the aircraft industry in the 1920s? A.It was a light engine that made longer flights across the country possible, increasing industry profits. B.It allowed landing gear to be safer, improving the safety of an airplane’s design. C.It was a navigational device that let air traffic controllers determine an airplane’s location in the sky. D.It allowed for stronger wings and larger airplanes, contributing to the start of the airline industry. 8.What was the open shop that employers promoted in the 1920s that led to a decline in union membership? A.A workplace where all races were welcome B.A workplace where no workers received benefits C.A workplace that hired men and women D.A workplace where employees did not have to join a union 9.All of the following areas of the economy prospered during the 1920s EXCEPT: A.Farming B.Manufacturing C.Services D.Auto sales 10.Which of the following groups, in general, prospered during the 1920s? A.Native Americans B.Immigrants C.African Americans D.Women more

Resolved Question: Interesting Facts - Version 2?

1. Mosquito repellents don't repel. They hide you. The spray blocks the mosquito's sensors so they don't know you're there. 2. Dentists have recommended that a toothbrush be kept at least 6 feet away from a toilet to avoid airborne particles resulting from the flush. 3. The liquid inside young coconuts can be used as substitute for blood plasma. 4. No piece of paper can be folded in half more than 7 times. 5. Donkeys kill more people annually than plane crashes. 6. You burn more calories sleeping than you do watching television. 7. Oak trees do not produce acorns until they are fifty years of age or older. 8. The first product to have a bar code was Wrigley's gum. 9. The king of hearts is the only king without a mustache. 10. A Boeing 747s wingspan is longer than the Wright brother's first flight. 11. American Airlines saved $40,000 in 1987 by eliminating 1 olive from each salad served in first-class. 12. Venus is the only planet that rotates clockwise. 13. Apples, not caffeine, are more efficient at waking you up in the morning. 14. The plastic things on the end of shoelaces are called aglets. 15. Most dust particles in your house are made from dead skin. 16. The first owner of the Marlboro Company died of lung cancer. 17. Michael Jordan makes more money from Nike annually than all of the Nike factory workers in Malaysia combined. 18. Marilyn Monroe had six toes. (rumor) 19. All US Presidents have worn glasses. Some just didn't like being seen wearing them in public. 20. Walt Disney was afraid of mice. 21. Pearls melt in vinegar. 22. Thirty-five percent of the people who use personal ads for dating are already married. 23. The three most valuable brand names on earth: Marlboro, Coca-Cola, and Budweiser, in that order. 24. It is possible to lead a cow upstairs...but not downstairs. 25. A duck's quack doesn't echo and no one knows why. (Or does it? http://www.acoustics.salford.ac.uk/acoustics_world/duck/duck.htm) 26. The reason firehouses have circular stairways is from the days when the engines were pulled by horses. The horses were stabled on the ground floor and figured out how to walk up straight staircases. 27. Richard Millhouse Nixon was the first US president whose name contains all the letters from the word 'criminal.' The second was William Jefferson Clinton. 28. Turtles can breathe through their butts. 29. Butterflies taste with their feet. 30. In 10 minutes, a hurricane releases more energy than all of the world's nuclear weapons combined. 31. On average, 100 people choke to death on ball-point pens every year. 32. On average people fear spiders more than they do death. 33. Ninety percent of New York City cabbies are recently arrived immigrants. 34. Elephants are the only animals that can't jump. 35. Only one person in two billion will live to be 116 or older. 36. Women blink nearly twice as much as men. 37. It's physically impossible for you to lick your elbow. (or can you? http://www.uvm.edu/~dfisher1/random/elbow.jpg http://www.uvm.edu/~dfisher1/random/elbow2.jpg) 38. The Main Library at Indiana University sinks over an inch every year because when it was built, engineers failed to take into account the weight of all the books that would occupy the building. 39. A snail can sleep for three years. 40. No word in the English language rhymes with 'MONTH.' 41. Average life span of a major league baseball: 7 pitches. 42. Our eyes are always the same size from birth, but our nose and ears never stop growing. SCARY!!! 43. The electric chair was invented by a dentist. 44. All polar bears are left handed. 45. In ancient Egypt, priests plucked EVERY hair from their bodies, including their eyebrows and eyelashes. 46. An ostrich's eye is bigger than its brain. 47. TYPEWRITER is the longest word that can be made using the letters only on one row of the keyboard. 48. 'Go', is the shortest complete sentence in the English language. 49. If Barbie were life-size, her measurements would be 39-23-33. She would stand seven feet, two inches tall. Barbie's full name is Barbara Millicent Roberts. 50. A crocodile cannot stick its tongue out. 51. The cigarette lighter was invented before the match. 52. Almost everyone who reads this will try to lick their elbow. (I did lol) more

Resolved Question: Is it legal to wear a hard hat on a commercial flight in the US?

I'd like to do some caving while in Hawaii, but I don't want my hard hat to take up space in my packed luggage. Will I be allowed to take a hard hat through security and onto the plane? I'll be flying with American Airlines. more

Resolved Question: Which NCAA Tournament No. 1 seed has the toughest path to the Final Four?

Which NCAA Tournament No. 1 seed has the toughest path to the Final Four? Kentucky -- John Wall scheduled workouts for NBA teams on the weekend of the Elite Eight Duke -- it's tough to get up for every game when you know your defeat would bring joy to tens of millions across the country Kansas -- first round opponent Lehigh has many players taller than the American average for males of 5-foot-10 Syracuse -- no airlines fly direct from Syracuse to Indianapolis and, worst of all, most flights include a layover in Detroit more

Resolved Question: Is it possible for me to book two flights, same dates, and have the airline recognize it as a connection?

I need to get from Rochester, New York to Paris, France. I checked out American Airlines and the route they offer is Rochester with a connection in Chicago then Chicago to Paris. But why on earth would I want to go all the way to Chicago (going backwards, away from the direction I want to go), when I can just go to JFK or LaGuardia, or Boston, both of which are closer to Rochester and both have direct flights to Paris? It just doesn't make sense to me and it adds so much more time to the flight hours. So if I was to book an AA flight from Rochester to JFK, and then an AA flight from JFK to Paris on the same days, would AA recognize that as a connection and would they transfer my bags to the main flight? What if I wanted to go with Jet Blue since it's cheaper, would they transfer my bags to another airline? more

Voting Question: What is the most prestigious airlines to fly? I'm just curious.?

I looked at the skytrax ratings and found the ones that got 5 stars but I don't think that necessarily means they are prestigious. When you drop your boarding pass for what airlines would a person say "wow you flew __ airlines." Which one has the best first and business class and if you fly first do they chaperon you through the airport because in New Delhi the first class for American airlines did and it was nice. And if you fly by miles do you also get miles? And do first class passengers get more miles then economy? Is Platinum membership the highest and how do you get it? What is the star club (or something like that) and what exactly is the admirals club? What is a concierge key and how do you get in? How many mileage points do you need to get into the most prestigious club (and which one is it)? Basically in which airline do you get treated like a King and how is their service in the airports? This is for my interest and also i'm trying to put together an experience project for school but websites weren't really usefull for me because they were not very detailed and there wasn't enough info. It would be very useful if you have any first hand experience also. And why are air hostesses always good looking and how much do they get paid? Isn't it hard for them and what about maternity leave? When do pilots go home? Do they get vacation? Oh and I mostly looking for international flight info. Thanks more

Voting Question: Bag allowances questions.. please help?

I've never been on a flight before. I'm traveling to Syria next month. I'm flying from BWI to Chicago with American Airlines and I have a 3 hour layover there. Then I'm flying with Turkish airlines From Chicago to Istanbul and then from Istanbul to Damascus. I have a 6 hour layover in Istanbul. I looked at American Airlines website and I also called. They said they have an agreement with turkish airlines so I can check by bags to the final destination. So does that mean I can check them on at BWI and then don't have to worry about them until I get to Damascus? My other question is I know that american airlines charges for domestic flights but not international flights? I am flying international but since I have a layover in chicago will I have to pay for my bags? thanks more

Resolved Question: Are there any North American airlines that don't charge for checked bags?

I know WestJet still gives 2 free bags for all flights (even domestic)...does anyone else? more

Resolved Question: Can I check in at the airport for my flight?

I am leaving for a flight tomorrow. I have one stop in california, then it goes outside of the U.S. I am flying with American Airlines and it seems that I can only check in online if it does not include an international flight. So because mine does, when I get to the airport do I just go to the AA desk and they check me in and get me all my boarding passes? I have become so confused as to what I need to do. more

Resolved Question: Changing American Airlines international flight?

Hi, Do you have any idea about the fee to change an international flight with AA? Are there more requirements beside the fee to change a flight? Thanks. more

Resolved Question: Did dems consider the law of unintended consequences when they forced the Passenger Bill of Rights into law?

The libs just HAD to force a "Passengers' bill of rights" into legislation... Did they figure that they might have created a BIGGER problem? "Several airlines, including Fort Worth-based American and Houston-based Continental, say they will cancel flights rather than risk paying stiff penalties for delaying passengers on the runway. "Continental's CEO told investors Tuesday that the airline will opt to cancel flights rather than chance being fined." http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/business/Airlines-Threaten-to-Cancel-Flights-Before-Paying-Fines-for-Delays-87181947.html more

Resolved Question: Are there ANY airlines that have flights from the USA to UK for under $350 a ticket per person?

I need to go to the UK in May but the prices to get there are just outrageous, especially on the big carriers like American, British, Continental, etc. Even the prices on Tuesdays which are usually the cheapest days, the average price seems to be way over $450 per person. Apparently there's charter airlines that go between Canada and the UK for really low fares but I live too far from any major Canadian city to make it worthwhile to drive there. Are there ANY charter airlines between the US and UK with decent prices? All the low cost one's like Fly Globe Span have gone under.I know that US Airways usually has decent rates, I've flown with them before to MAN but they're still asking over $450 for the flight I need with a connection to Philadelphia. more

Resolved Question: Can i use an i pod on a plane?

I am going to turkey next month on holiday, will i be able to use an i pod nano during the flight ? Also if i flew to new york from the united kingdom with united airlines ( american ) do they have any different rules/ regulations ? Many Thanks more

Resolved Question: What are the actual statistics of plane crashes per year? Is there any airline known for their safety?

I despise flying. I am going to be doing regular back and forth flying from Seattle to Dallas for the next few months. It is a direct 3 hr 50 min flight. I have been only flying on American Airlines... But I have been seeing so many things in the news about crashes and air safety... It's been scaring me, especially since I bring my son along. But it is the fastest and easiest way to travel, it would take too much out of me to go by train or car every other week. Does anyone know the actual statistics of which method of travel is the safest? What are the actual numbers for deaths or accidents per year by train or air or car? Also, is there any specific airline know for their safety? Also, is there a specific time of day or night that plane crashes are more likely to happen? more

Resolved Question: What are the actual statistics of plain crashes? Is there any airline that's known for their safety?

Resolved Question: has anyone here ever flown American Airlines internationaly? (USA to korea)?

I am going from USA to South Korea. The flight is American Airlines 169 / 5849 Connect in Tokyo (NRT) The duration is like 17 hours..so..anyone ever flown with them? How bad will this be? Economy class for me.. more

Resolved Question: Is there anything else?

Your seated aboard on American Airlines.After buckling your seat belt, you realize that you are incredibly thirsty, so you look around,and stop a flight attendant to ask for some water. She smiles looks at your seat number and says "Of course, Anything else?" more

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Resolved Question: Was 9/11 an inside job? Read on...?

I've asked P&S now I'll ask the Gov. section. Before you say no, read these facts- Oct. 24 2000- Why did The Pentagon conduct 1 of the 2 planned training exercises which simulated a Boeing 757 crashing into the building? An ex Navy F4 pilot who worked at the Pentagon(Charles Burden Gain or at least I think that's how you pronounce his name) was also present at the simulation. The ex pilot then retired from the Pentagon and began a job working for Boeing. THEN less than a year later the plane he flew allegedly crashed into the building. April 2001- NORAD planned the 2nd exercise which would simulate a plane crashing into the Pentagon but was rejected as "Too Unrealistic". July 4th 2001- Osama Bin Laden received medical attention at the American Hospital in Dubai where he was visited by a local Chief of the CIA. Since he was already wanted by the US Dept. of Justice, why didn't they go ahead and take him into federal custody? July 24 2001- Larry Silverstein, who already owned WTC 7, signed a $3.2 Billion lease on the entire World Trade Center, 6 weeks before 9/11. Included in the lease was a $3.5 billion insurance policy specifically covering acts of terrorism. NOTE after the 9/11 attacks, Mr. Silverstein demanded 2 separate payouts from his insurance company claiming each plane represented as a separate attack. Sept. 6 2001- 3,150 put options were placed on United Airlines stocks, which totaled more than 4x the daily average(a put option is a bet that a stock will fall). Sept. 6 2001- Bomb sniffing K9's were pulled from the Trade Center and security guards ended their 12 hour shifts. Sept. 7 2001- 27,294 put options were placed on Boeing's stock, more than 5x the daily average. Sept. 10th 2001- 4,516 put options were placed on American Airlines stocks, totaling near 11x the daily average. Sept. 10 2001- The Pentagon's top executives cancelled their flights for the next morning.(as reported by Newsweek on 9/24/01) Sept. 11th 2001- Before the attacks, Northern Vigilance deployed fighter jets to Alaska and to Northern Canada for "training".(as reported by the Toronto Star on Dec. 9th, 2001) Also before the attacks on 9/11/01, 3 F-16's at Andrews Airforce Base, 15 miles from the Pentagon, were flown 180 nautical miles South for a training mssion in North Carolina. Sept. 11th, 2001- Both planes then struck the towers. It has been deemed that the jet fuel melted the steel reinforcements that held the towers up. According to the periodic table, jet fuel doesn't burn hot enough to melt steel.(research thermite.) Also did you guys even know a 3rd building fell? Research WTC 7. It was on fire but still. It NEVER had a direct impact from anything.Forgot to add: Watch "Loose Change" for the full documentary. more

Resolved Question: Do you thing 9/11 was an inside job? Read....?

Before you say no, read these facts- Oct. 24 2000- Why did The Pentagon conduct 1 or the 2 planned training exercises which simulated a Boeing 757 crashing into the building? An ex Navy F4 pilot who worked at the Pentagon(Charles Burden Gain or at least I think that's how you pronounce his name) was also present at the simulation. The ex pilot then retired from the Pentagon and began a job working for Boeing. THEN less than a year later the plane he flew allegedly crashed into the building. April 2001- NORAD planned the 2nd exercise which would simulate a plane crashing into the Pentagon but was rejected as "Too Unrealistic". July 4th 2001- Osama Bin Laden received medical attention at the American Hospital in Dubai where he was visited by a local Chief of the CIA. Since he was already wanted by the US Dept. of Justice, why didn't they go ahead and take him into federal custody? July 24 2001- Larry Silverstein, who already owned WTC 7, signed a $3.2 Billion lease on the entire World Trade Center, 6 weeks before 9/11. Included in the lease was a $3.5 billion insurance policy specifically covering acts of terrorism. NOTE after the 9/11 attacks, Mr. Silverstein demanded 2 separate payouts from his insurance company claiming each plane represented as a separate attack. Sept. 6 2001- 3,150 put options were placed on United Airlines stocks, which totaled more than 4x the daily average(a put option is a bet that a stock will fall). Sept. 6 2001- Bomb sniffing K9's were pulled from the Trade Center and security guards ended their 12 hour shifts. Sept. 7 2001- 27,294 put options were placed on Boeing's stock, more than 5x the daily average. Sept. 10th 2001- 4,516 put options were placed on American Airlines stocks, totaling near 11x the daily average. Sept. 10 2001- The Pentagon's top executives cancelled their flights for the next morning.(as reported by Newsweek on 9/24/01) Sept. 11th 2001- Before the attacks, Northern Vigilance deployed fighter jets to Alaska and to Northern Canada for "training".(as reported by the Toronto Star on Dec. 9th, 2001) Also before the attacks on 9/11/01, 3 F-16's at Andrews Airforce Base, 15 miles from the Pentagon, were flown 180 nautical miles South for a training mssion in North Carolina. Sept. 11th, 2001- Both planes then struck the towers. It has been deemed that the jet fuel melted the steel reinforcements that held the towers up. According to the periodic table, jet fuel doesn't burn hot enough to melt steel.(research thermite.) Also did you guys even know a 3rd building fell? Research WTC 7. It was on fire but still. It NEVER had a direct impact from anything. more

Resolved Question: American Airlines - paying for baggage??

So i just now saw that when you purchase your ticket after Feb 1 you have to pay 25 to have checked in baggage. Before when i use to fly they never charged but that was in 05 last time i flew with this flight the other airlines never charged from last summer i just flew. Isnt your first bag always free? I reallyy dont want to pay $50 just to have a 20/30lbs bag. And i cant carry it on of course. They said full fare tickets are free...idk what that means. But is there anyway i dont have to pay? I just dont have extra money to be doing this : /gosh, okay thank you.ohhh hmmm well the ticket was about $300 from the destination, back. for one week. more

Resolved Question: How can I know the latest air flight tariffs international using a website for air india, american airlines?

Resolved Question: Is there a place to buy airline tickets where they will even let you choose the layovers?

Let me know. i have bought two tickets to a trip, that leaves in june, on american airlines, but the return trip is delta. and, my brothers now want to go, so, i'm trying to make sure we're all on the same flight. let me know what i can do. :) more

Voting Question: When does it look like the Santiago Airport will open back up?

I was scheduled to fly down to Cordoba, Argentina today but since I had a layover in Santiago my flights have all gotten messed up. American Airlines moved my flight to Tuesday, but that's assuming the airport is going to be cleaned up by then which I think is unlikely. Otherwise I have to go through BA but there aren't flights there until Friday. Is there any chance the Santiago airport would be operational by Tuesday? more

Resolved Question: what does "sin confir" mean regarding an airplane flight?!?!?

I am supposed to be flying down to argentina today/tomorrow but unfortunately I am supposed to have a layover in Santiago Chile and every time we call American Airlines they don't know whether or not my flight from Miami to Santiago is actually going to happen or not... Anyway, I looked up the flight numbers on the Santiago Airport website and the flight status is listed as "SIN CONFIR" and for the life of me I can't figure out what that's supposed to mean (without confirmation?) Does anyone have any idea? more

Resolved Question: Are the Economy Super Saver flights from American Airlines a con for my money?

Resolved Question: Can you book flights over the phone?

Hi, im from canada going to cali on thursday, ive never booked i flight before do american airlines or air canada have people you can call to help book flights? more

Resolved Question: What are the notes of the two-tone sound that precedes the flight attendant messages on an airplane?

The first is higher than the second - "Dinn, Dunn -- American Airlines would like to be the first to welcome to you Los Angeles. We ask that you please..." etc more

Resolved Question: WHERE CAN I FIND AMERICAN AIRLINES PROMOTION COUPON FOR FLIGHT IN MARCH OR APRIL 2010 TO CENTRAL AMERICA!?

Resolved Question: Is there an American Airlines desk at Glasgow Airport?

Hi I'm looking to book flights with American Airlines and I'd like to pay in cash at the airport. Does anyone know if they have a counter there? I've tried to contact Glasgow Airport but the number is not working! Thanks more

Resolved Question: LAX/Airport help..first time flying international?

sorry made a mix up in my last question, deleted it and trying again lol. ok so im flying out of Australia and landing in LA lax airport. (on V Australia) at the international gate. and am booking a SEPARATE flight, not a connecting one, its separate (it worked out ALOT cheaper) which is with american airlines and is flying out of gate 4. well ive never left the country before and will be alone and want to know what i have to do to be able to get from when i land to getting on the next plane? if anyone knows LAX airport that would be very helpful. so i pick up my bags from the international terminal? and then go through customs i believe?? and then hav to go to terminal 4 and recheck my bags and go through security? is this all? im really confused. how much time should i leave to safely make it without panicking/rushing. im thinking 3 hours? will that be plenty? also im reading random things from other questions on here that hav me slightly worried/confused. regarding visa? or some waver or something they give u on te plane? im really not sure, but would i need something like that if im going straight to another terminal. im NOT leaving the airport. thank you more

Resolved Question: How much baggage am i allowed to take (American Airlines)?

Hello all, Basically i have a flight that departs for tomorrow on American Airlines. The flight departs from London Heathrow, goes to Miami International (as a stop) and then i catch another AA flight from Miami International, which then goes to Medellin Colombia, which is my final destination. It is a return flight. However, i am confused as to how much checked in baggage am i allowed to take (free of charge)? Is it 1 or 2 suitcases? I am confused because of my travel itinerary from my Travel Agency it says that i am only allowed 1 piece of baggage. But when i go and look on other websites, it says that i can take 2 pieces. Could someone clarify this for me? more

Resolved Question: Will I need to recheck my bag for multiple international layovers?

I will be flying from San Antonio to Kathmandu soon, making 4 stops using 4 different airlines. Two of the airlines I believe are affiliates (Jet Airways and Air India). I fly from San Antonio to Dallas on American Airlines. Next I fly from Dallas to Toronto on Air Canada. Then from Toronto to Heathrow on Air India. That same plane will take me on to Delhi where I switch to a Jet Airways fight to Kathmandu. The average time between flights is about 3 to 3 and a half hours which I hope is enough. The change in Dallas however is only one hour and 45 minutes. Air India and Jet Airways assign seats at check-in so I'll likely be getting my tickets when I arrive in those airports. This is my first international flight and I'm not sure when, where, or if I'll need to re-check my baggage and it has me kind of worried as all of my gear for 6 months is in one checked bag. Any help or advice I would greatly appreciate. Thanks! Also, do you think I'll be able to check my bag to my destination? more

Resolved Question: How can I track a flight from american airlines that my friend is flying on from NYC, USA to London, england?

Resolved Question: Can i book a ticket prior to an American Airline voucher expiration even though the flight might be afterward?

a)It expires March 2010 and i would like to reserve today for March 15... Is it the time you buy the ticket or the ticket date? b) Do i have to pay tax on the ticket? c) What happens to the additional credit, can i upgrade to first class? Thanks more

Resolved Question: need help getting info from the airlines about my missing cousins flight.?

my cousin has gone missing and the problem is he just moved so all i have for him is his cell number, and its going straight to voicemail. he also just moved so i don't have his current address and the only people i know that have it are american airlines because he put his new address on his tickets. is there any way to get info from them so i can maybe find him??? more

Resolved Question: American Airlines? Reviews please?

I am thinking of choosing American Airlines for my flight to Seattle in October. They seem to be the most reasonable and there is only one stop as opposed to two stops with other airlines. I was talking with my mother last night and she flew with them about ten years ago and found the service disgusting and the plane scruffy. The pilot refused to fly the plane and instead of changing planes they changed pilots. This caused massive uproar with the passengers and my mother vowed never to use them again. As this was a long time ago and only one flight out of hundreds she has taken she told me not to take this as gospel. So... anyone used American Airlines recently? Was the plane scruffy and likely to fall out of the sky? How was the service? Personal experiences please. Go. more

Resolved Question: 14 Years old, becoming an airline pilot?

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