Kayak does not do Cuba!
Sep 15, 2014, 5:17 am
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Kayak does not do Cuba!
This is probably old hat to people in the US, but after having found fares for MAD or CDG to Havana on Skyscanner or Momondo, I thought I'd verify with Kayak. That's when I discovered that typing in HAV or longhand 'Havana' returns no results.
Somehow I wasn't really surprised but wrote a note to Kayak anyway asking about this. They graciously replied that they are a US site and law in the Land of the Free forbids acknowledging the existence of Cuba flights.
One more reason why non-USians are fleeing the American tech companies.
Somehow I wasn't really surprised but wrote a note to Kayak anyway asking about this. They graciously replied that they are a US site and law in the Land of the Free forbids acknowledging the existence of Cuba flights.
One more reason why non-USians are fleeing the American tech companies.
Sep 17, 2014, 7:25 pm
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Kayak does not do Cuba!
What exactly is the point you are trying to make? US airline sites also don't list flights to Cuba. Neither does Expedia or Orbitz or even ITA matrix.
Last edited by seawolf; Sep 18, 2014 at 8:21 am Reason: typo
Sep 17, 2014, 8:23 pm
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This is probably old hat to people in the US, but after having found fares for MAD or CDG to Havana on Skyscanner or Momondo, I thought I'd verify with Kayak. That's when I discovered that typing in HAV or longhand 'Havana' returns no results.
Somehow I wasn't really surprised but wrote a note to Kayak anyway asking about this. They graciously replied that they are a US site and law in the Land of the Free forbids acknowledging the existence of Cuba flights.
One more reason why non-USians are fleeing the American tech companies.
Somehow I wasn't really surprised but wrote a note to Kayak anyway asking about this. They graciously replied that they are a US site and law in the Land of the Free forbids acknowledging the existence of Cuba flights.
One more reason why non-USians are fleeing the American tech companies.
http://www.treasury.gov/resource-cen...s/cuba_tsp.pdf
Sep 20, 2014, 12:24 pm
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I've taken the liberty of moving this thread into the forum best suited for online travel booking themes.
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