before/after your flight: from here to there
May 4, 1999 | 12:57 am
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May 4, 1999 | 11:58 am
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Commander Catcop
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Excellent site Rudi and thank you for someone who prefers P-T (Public Transportation) instead of battling traffic in this crazy cities. And it's a nice way to see the local culture (esp: in Paris Metro, Prague subway, Moscow subway which I have not been, Beijing subway where an American gets as much attention as a United Airlines traveler with a 1K card!)
OMNI: Yes PremEx L-A does have a subway system.
I learned that from the movie "Speed" where Sandy Bullock was kidnapped and trapped on the subway and Keeano Reeves (SP?) Had to kill the bad guy and drive the subway through the tunnel construction site and destroy the new subway line to rescue her. She was handcuffed to a pole.
Now if Meg or Michelle or Jodie were there they would have rescued themselves!
[This message has been edited by Catman (edited 05-04-99).]
OMNI: Yes PremEx L-A does have a subway system.
I learned that from the movie "Speed" where Sandy Bullock was kidnapped and trapped on the subway and Keeano Reeves (SP?) Had to kill the bad guy and drive the subway through the tunnel construction site and destroy the new subway line to rescue her. She was handcuffed to a pole.
Now if Meg or Michelle or Jodie were there they would have rescued themselves!
[This message has been edited by Catman (edited 05-04-99).]
May 4, 1999 | 2:32 pm
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Join Date: Apr 1999
Location: Cambridge, MA 02138
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European Airports with Train Connections
Several European international airports have a train connection, generally a station or rail spur located within or immediately adjacent to the airport.
see: http://www.eurorail.com/intlapts.htm
Several European international airports have a train connection, generally a station or rail spur located within or immediately adjacent to the airport.
see: http://www.eurorail.com/intlapts.htm