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CCI;820985; said:also I hope the Porn Convention is going on in Vegas
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ScriptOhio
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Discount airline Skybus' inaugural flight departs Columbus
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Skybus, the new Columbus-based airline that offers some tickets for $10, got off the ground Tuesday with its first flight, a 9:36 a.m. departure to Burbank, Calif.
The flight headed to the Los Angeles-area airport was almost full, Skybus spokeswoman Rachel Escusa said.
The discount airline also had flights to Kansas City and Portsmouth, N.H., north of Boston, on its schedule Tuesday, she said.
Entire article: http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/news/17263424.htm
From USA Today: However, there is a catch: A policy Diffenderffer refers to as "cafeteria" pricing. Skybus charges $5 for each checked piece of luggage. Like Southwest, flights are open seating, but you can pay $10 for the privilege of boarding the plane first. Food and beverages may be purchased on board, including soda and snacks. Outside food is forbidden ? seriously! And nothing is free: You can purchase a blanket and pillow (and carry them home after the flight if you so desire). The airline also offers flight status messages via email, cellphone, or pager for an additional charge.
Entire article: http://www.usatoday.com/travel/columnist/grossman/2007-05-21-skybus_n.htm
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Skybus, the new Columbus-based airline that offers some tickets for $10, got off the ground Tuesday with its first flight, a 9:36 a.m. departure to Burbank, Calif.
The flight headed to the Los Angeles-area airport was almost full, Skybus spokeswoman Rachel Escusa said.
The discount airline also had flights to Kansas City and Portsmouth, N.H., north of Boston, on its schedule Tuesday, she said.
Entire article: http://www.ohio.com/mld/ohio/news/17263424.htm
From USA Today: However, there is a catch: A policy Diffenderffer refers to as "cafeteria" pricing. Skybus charges $5 for each checked piece of luggage. Like Southwest, flights are open seating, but you can pay $10 for the privilege of boarding the plane first. Food and beverages may be purchased on board, including soda and snacks. Outside food is forbidden ? seriously! And nothing is free: You can purchase a blanket and pillow (and carry them home after the flight if you so desire). The airline also offers flight status messages via email, cellphone, or pager for an additional charge.
Entire article: http://www.usatoday.com/travel/columnist/grossman/2007-05-21-skybus_n.htm
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ScriptOhio
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Skybus adds flights to San Diego, Florida, New England
Skybus Airlines Inc. plans to boost service from Port Columbus International Airport to southern California, Florida and New England in mid-July.
The fledgling Columbus airline will add flights to San Diego starting July 16, as well as service to Westover Metropolitan Airport in Chicopee, Mass., to serve Hartford, Conn., and Springfield, Mass.
The low-cost carrier is scheduled to begin flying July 18 into St. Augustine (Fla.) Airport to serve Jacksonville and Daytona Beach. It will add a second daily nonstop flight to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., beginning July 16.
Entire article: Skybus adds flights to San Diego, Florida, New England - Business First of Columbus:
Skybus Airlines Inc. plans to boost service from Port Columbus International Airport to southern California, Florida and New England in mid-July.
The fledgling Columbus airline will add flights to San Diego starting July 16, as well as service to Westover Metropolitan Airport in Chicopee, Mass., to serve Hartford, Conn., and Springfield, Mass.
The low-cost carrier is scheduled to begin flying July 18 into St. Augustine (Fla.) Airport to serve Jacksonville and Daytona Beach. It will add a second daily nonstop flight to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., beginning July 16.
Entire article: Skybus adds flights to San Diego, Florida, New England - Business First of Columbus:
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OCBuckWife
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CCI;820985; said:also I hope the Porn Convention is going on in Vegas
The AVN Awards are in January-February. They are already over. Might be something else going on while you are there, here's a place to check.
For Meeting Planners > Convention Calendar - LVCVA.com
I read about SkyBus yesterday and talked to OCBucksFan about a trip to OH-Hi-O one day for him to see the Buckeyes on home field. If SkyBus catches on, hopefully it will be affordable all the time for coast-to-coast flights. JetBlue has some relatively decent prices as well but gouges on the "return trip" a lot.
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scratch that... so the only unavoidable fee is the $5 checked bag? That doesn't sound too bad...
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The little lady and I will be spending a few days in San Diego at the end of August. Total ticket cost: $80
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LoKyBuckeye
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BuckeyeTillIDie;853913; said:
you got that right.... cheaper flights back to Columbus means means more home games for me... I hope they add Sarasota at some point.
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BuckeyeRyn
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LoKyBuckeye;854122; said:
or at least Tampa... would adding Sarasota mean more potential trips from your Monster-in-law though?
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LoKyBuckeye
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BuckeyeRyn;854150; said:
she won't drive to Columbus to catch a flight so probably not. and yes.... she is here this week :2004::2004::2004::2004:
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