cheap europe-to-usa tickets

[Dinner]

Done!

[MikeH]

Can only suggest again going with a cheap airline to Hamburg, Amsteram or London then changing to a big airline trans atlantic

[MarkG]

i was amazed to find out that easyjet doesnt fly to the US!

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Pekka
Then, take connection flight from there, there are great airliners that are cheap like JetBlue etc..

jetblue doesnt fly to baltimore! anyone else you remember?

[Ecthy]

Originally posted by DanS
Ouch.

Dito. I'll rather save money this summer and spend it during my year in Spain

[MarkG]

Originally posted by Ecthy
I'll rather save money this summer and spend it during my year in Spain

and miss the chance of seeing me?

[Kontiki]

All the discount intra-US carriers that I know of use the hub-and-spoke system, so you'd have to plan your route based on that if you wanted to use them. AFAIK, BWI is not a hub for any discount airlines (nor is JFK), so you'd first have to fly into an airport that is a hub for a carrier than flies to BWI. Look into Atlanta or Newark. If you can fly into Atlanta, for example, you can probably pick up an AirTran flight to BWI for $89 each way.

[Ecthy]

Markos, I'd come if it was in Europe. Going all that way spending money etc just isn't worth it in my opinion.

Shows how far I've moved away from this place mentally. Good thing

[MarkG]

well my current travel plan includes a few hours of stay in munich and frankfurt, perhaps we can arrange short polymeets at the airports. it's always better to fly drunk anyway

[Ecthy]

Sorry I'm in Berlin

[MarkG]

i didnt realize you're that cheap!?!

[Fake Boris]

Originally posted by Urban Ranger
Check with express companies such as DHL or Federal Express. You can get some real cheap airplane tickets if you could live with the restrictions, such as carry-on luggage only.

[Timexwatch]

Originally posted by Kontiki
All the discount intra-US carriers that I know of use the hub-and-spoke system, so you'd have to plan your route based on that if you wanted to use them. AFAIK, BWI is not a hub for any discount airlines (nor is JFK), so you'd first have to fly into an airport that is a hub for a carrier than flies to BWI. Look into Atlanta or Newark. If you can fly into Atlanta, for example, you can probably pick up an AirTran flight to BWI for $89 each way.

It's a big southwest hub. pity is that i don't know if southwest flies to newark, NYC, boston or any big international cities.

[chequita guevara]

Y'all should charter a flight to the US, gather in Paris or somesuch, and fly together.

[Jon Miller]

Originally posted by MarkG

Where is this conference held?

Baltimore (BWI airport)

I am sure someone could give you a ride from Dulles or Reagan. And if not, there is mass transit that goes between the three...

JM