OK, I'm slightly insane..and I'm having a vacation in September

[winterbadger]

Airline	Flight	Departure City	Arrival City	Departure Time	Arrival Time
Air Canada	AC4743	Washington (Dulles International)	Toronto (Pearson Int'l)	09/03/2005, 04:45 pm	06:28 pm
Air Canada	AC842	Toronto (Pearson Int'l)	Glasgow (Glasgow Airport)	10:45 pm	09/04/2005, 10:15 am
Air Canada	AC843	Glasgow (Glasgow Airport)	Toronto (Pearson Int'l)	09/10/2005, 11:45 am	01:55 pm
Air Canada	AC4620	Toronto (Pearson Int'l)	Washington (Dulles International)	04:40 pm	06:15 pm

Comments

[petersheil.livejournal.com]

Hey that's almost a straight line! Enjoy the trip.

I remember once flying from Luxembourg to London Heathrow ... via Frankfurt. that too is almost a straight line ... with the starting point in the middle!

I must admit I'd have thought it would be cheaper getting a Washington - UK main airport (Birmingham or Manchester probably) and taking an internal UK flight.

*after som e research on expedia.co.uk (there is a .com as well) *
Well it seems like your route doesn't come up at all and the cheapest is US Airways changing in Philadelphia then straight to Glasgow for GBP 426.90. I didn't realise there were trans-atlantic flights into Glasgow. Ah well you live and learn.

Peace
peter

[winterbadger]

Yeah, when I looked on the same service (www.airlineconsolidator.com) for flights to London, they all came in at higher prices than the flights to Glasgow (most of which were three hops--I was grateful to get this one that was only two). :-( When I looked at Expedia (the .com--I'll have to remember to check the .co.uk), the cheapest flight it offered me was $4000! I want to come, but not *that* much!