What is going on in West Texas in March of 2009? :eek:

IAH-ELP is pricing into Y (due to the return) and the Gage Hotel is completely booked minus a few days.

Yeah, I usually do the other one too, but this was close to both my arrival and departure gates.

Today they've been rather pleasant.

And the WiFi is actually working well in here, unlike the last three times I've been to the C-120 club, where it's been totally useless. I can even connect to my VPN in here today, and my BlackBerry is running on UMA. I even made a call on the BB over the PC WiFi, which has never happened at the EWR C-120 club.

You have to remember that Wal-Mart is the Neiman Marcos of Stillwater shopping destinations! One person's slumming is another person's Speciality Store.

On the LBB front and the location of places you are correct. I think that there are 4 or 5 of us that have connections there. I still think we should try a mini do in LBB one of these days. Perhaps talk with the station manager and get a tour! :) On another note, there is a cool flight museum at the airport for WWII Glider Pilots for those of you that go to LBB regularly.

I wouldn't trust prices on airfare this far out for March. They'll likely go down. Every time I look at airfare more than about 90 days out it's ridiculously high, and then when I wait, and book closer to the flight, it's dropped.

Maybe there's a film crew out there? The area gets used in a lot of movies, and hotels like the Gage (and Paisano in Marfa, Limpia in Fort Davis, Maverick and Holland in Alpine) tend to fill up when that's going on.

The area's also becoming increasingly more popular as more tourists discover it, although the Gage is generally out of the price range of most family spring break tourists.

That's why you drive to Tulsa. :p

And I only drive because there is no airservice. The weird part is tomorrow I am driving to TUL - Hilton Garden. Not flying but have a meeting. I dont know what I will do. I mean why drive all the way to the airport and not get on a plane.

I should also mention that the Immigration Officials at YYC dont like the idea of someone flying in by themselves to meet no one for 27 hours of visiting the city. I had a great time though and found a great restaurant called the Tribune that is off of sixth street in Downtown YYC if you ever get a chance to go there.

Count me out so that leaves you 3-4. Tickets from NYC are $500+ and reward is non-existant on the days I always want.

A lot of the smaller CO stations and a few of them in TX are looking for Station Managers. Too bad my only airline industry experience is FT.

I'm in, especially if the dates allow for a CO.com special.

If we do it in the summer we'll have free reign over the place. We'll actually be able to get a table at Chimy's and Spanky's.

The Silent Wings Museum looks very interesting, so I'd be up for that as well. Maybe throw in a winery tour too (complimentary tour and tasting ^^)

There is a click-through link to get SkyMiles if you really are going to buy them. I think is is just biscoff.com/delta or /skymiles.

When you check flight status on CO.com
it shows you the upgrade list now
When did this happen ??

Over the weekend they pushed out the latest release which was in preview last week.

It's well under way now. :rolleyes: Don't people realize that it's not worth going back and forth with someone on the Internet?! Maybe I'm crazy, but I would have expected a bit more from 2 evangelists.

thanks
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I dislike that club. C-120 is far superior.