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Old Feb 27, 2011, 2:53 am
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When/Will CUN to SEA service start ?
I'm trying to book RT for SEA to CUN for spring break. I can get flight from SEA to CUN on 3/22 but see no return flight. Anyone know when VA will add CUN flight to SEA ? Thanks.
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Old Feb 27, 2011, 8:50 am
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The flights to SFO and LAX from CUN get in too late to connect with any SEA flights. The only way to do it is to book the return as two segments, and overnight it in SFO and LAX (LAX is cheaper).
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Old Feb 27, 2011, 8:20 pm
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Originally Posted by aviators99
The flights to SFO and LAX from CUN get in too late to connect with any SEA flights. The only way to do it is to book the return as two segments, and overnight it in SFO and LAX (LAX is cheaper).
The timings does not good for him at all. I think VX will have more flexibility the schedules who connection the flight in LAX & SFO-CUN. That will take the advantage of next connecting flight in SFO or LAX hub. SEA flight will have to leave earlier. If there is a possible to brings more passengers whose connecting next flight out.
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