Qasimja
Feb 17, 12, 6:55 am
Well my European vacation is coming to an end I will land at Jfk february 18th at 3pm from heathrow airport via virgin Atlantic and I need some help finding 2 airline tickets back to Atlanta from nyc on the 18th after 4pm
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BearX220
Feb 17, 12, 7:23 am
www.kayak.com
This is not a travel agency.
Good luck. :)
P.S. If you land at JFK from overseas at 300pm, don't schedule an onward flight before 600pm.
P.P.S. If your travel day really is February 18, e.g. tomorrow, you can forget about "cheap" travel. Cheapest one-way nonstop I see that works for you will cost you $352 each.
This is not a travel agency.
Good luck. :)
P.S. If you land at JFK from overseas at 300pm, don't schedule an onward flight before 600pm.
P.P.S. If your travel day really is February 18, e.g. tomorrow, you can forget about "cheap" travel. Cheapest one-way nonstop I see that works for you will cost you $352 each.
Qasimja
Feb 17, 12, 7:29 am
Yea I kinda messed up by not booking the return flight early lesson learned I guess thanks for the help though
Romelle
Feb 17, 12, 1:43 pm
One way web fare on Greyhound is $129.
I didn't check MegaBus.
I didn't check MegaBus.
kwildnj
Feb 19, 12, 12:07 pm
With all due respect to the OP, it always amazes me that people book international travel to the United States, only to the International gateway, and not to their final destination.
I volunteer once a week with Traveler's Aid at EWR, and each week, there is at least one or two customers who are in such a situation. Sometimes we can find a cheap solution, but there have been times where customers have had to pay upwards of $600 to get to their destination.
I would say 75% of the time, if the international ticket was purchased through to the final destination, the domestic portion would have priced out at close to nothing, or much, much cheaper than one can do purchasing two tickets, especially one at the last minute.
I volunteer once a week with Traveler's Aid at EWR, and each week, there is at least one or two customers who are in such a situation. Sometimes we can find a cheap solution, but there have been times where customers have had to pay upwards of $600 to get to their destination.
I would say 75% of the time, if the international ticket was purchased through to the final destination, the domestic portion would have priced out at close to nothing, or much, much cheaper than one can do purchasing two tickets, especially one at the last minute.