Do Iberia fly direct from LAS-MAN?
Mar 15, 2014 | 12:53 pm
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Hi,
I am seeing IB for LAS to MAN but underneath it has a stop in ORD and it says operated by American Airlines which will be accurate ( It will be AA metal but with a IB flight number ie a codeshare)
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I am seeing IB for LAS to MAN but underneath it has a stop in ORD and it says operated by American Airlines which will be accurate ( It will be AA metal but with a IB flight number ie a codeshare)
Regards
TBS
Mar 15, 2014 | 1:00 pm
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Is that leaving LAS at 1115? That is the supposed direct one but I've seen others indirect that leave earlier.
Mar 15, 2014 | 1:13 pm
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The Iberia one was at 0820 via ORD for an april departure. I cannot see an 1115. What dates were you looking at?
1115 is very early for a eastbound non stop flight ( it would be a 7pm MAN local time departure and with a c 10 hr flight it would arrive c 5am)
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Mar 15, 2014 | 1:22 pm
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Hi,
The Iberia one was at 0820 via ORD for an april departure. I cannot see an 1115. What dates were you looking at?
1115 is very early for a eastbound non stop flight ( it would be a 7pm MAN local time departure and with a c 10 hr flight it would arrive c 5am)
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The Iberia one was at 0820 via ORD for an april departure. I cannot see an 1115. What dates were you looking at?
1115 is very early for a eastbound non stop flight ( it would be a 7pm MAN local time departure and with a c 10 hr flight it would arrive c 5am)
Regards
TBS
Mar 15, 2014 | 1:38 pm
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Hi,
I'm not seeing an 1115 ex LAS but all the Iberia flights have operated by another airline and stopping elsewhere in the US. I suspect that IB do not fly to LAS but will codeshare with another carrrier.
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I'm not seeing an 1115 ex LAS but all the Iberia flights have operated by another airline and stopping elsewhere in the US. I suspect that IB do not fly to LAS but will codeshare with another carrrier.
Regards
TBS
Mar 15, 2014 | 1:43 pm
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So it couldn't just be a one off flight that is taking place that day?
Appreciate your help
Also is around 650 ok for MAN-LAS return? Only want to do one stop each way max. Will that price come down at all? Looking at 1/5 to 6/5.
Appreciate your help
Also is around 650 ok for MAN-LAS return? Only want to do one stop each way max. Will that price come down at all? Looking at 1/5 to 6/5.
Mar 15, 2014 | 2:57 pm
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Hi,
650 all in for MAN -LAS is reasonable. I would check the rouitng as LAS is an easier airport for customs and immigration if you got MAN-LAS non stop on Virgin or MAN-LHR/LGW-LAS.
If you have to connect in the US then the first point of entry is where you will need to clear customs and immigration and some airports are reportedly worse in terms of time taken ( ie JFK sometimes gets a bad report)
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650 all in for MAN -LAS is reasonable. I would check the rouitng as LAS is an easier airport for customs and immigration if you got MAN-LAS non stop on Virgin or MAN-LHR/LGW-LAS.
If you have to connect in the US then the first point of entry is where you will need to clear customs and immigration and some airports are reportedly worse in terms of time taken ( ie JFK sometimes gets a bad report)
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TBS