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ekwang Dec 13, 2018 3:49 pm

Trapped in PDX?
 
Perhaps it is my imagination, but since moving from SFO to PDX, my ability to make convenient international travel books has been terminated with extreme prejudice. Looking at flying on Delta to LHR, GVA, EDI or even DUB will require trips with two or more intermediary stops. Or am I missing a trick when using the Delta app to book flights in their Premium Economy flights in international routes?

TIA.
Eric

moondog Dec 13, 2018 4:18 pm


Originally Posted by ekwang (Post 30532710)
Perhaps it is my imagination, but since moving from SFO to PDX, my ability to make convenient international travel books has been terminated with extreme prejudice. Looking at flying on Delta to LHR, GVA, EDI or even DUB will require trips with two or more intermediary stops. Or am I missing a trick when using the Delta app to book flights in their Premium Economy flights in international routes?

TIA.
Eric

Can't you go to all of those places one stop via AMS, DTW, or ATL?

ekwang Dec 13, 2018 4:39 pm

I willl look into that, Thanks.

Eric

CO-PLAT Dec 30, 2018 6:33 pm


Originally Posted by ekwang (Post 30532710)
Perhaps it is my imagination, but since moving from SFO to PDX, my ability to make convenient international travel books has been terminated with extreme prejudice. Looking at flying on Delta to LHR, GVA, EDI or even DUB will require trips with two or more intermediary stops. Or am I missing a trick when using the Delta app to book flights in their Premium Economy flights in international route


I can get most of the places I need to in Europe & Asia with one stop in either AMS, LAX or SEA.

MSPeconomist Dec 30, 2018 6:36 pm

In some sense, DL service (for example to Asia) should be better from PDX than SFO, although SFO probably has AF/KLM nonstops to CDG/AMS. For certain other destinations where SFO required a connecting flight to SEA or LAX for a longhaul DL or partner international flight, from PDX you can do the same and first fly to either SEA or LAX. Of course a lot depends on the specifics of your travel patterns.

moondog Dec 30, 2018 6:43 pm


Originally Posted by MSPeconomist (Post 30589685)
In some sense, DL service (for example to Asia) should be better from PDX than SFO, although SFO probably has AF/KLM nonstops to CDG/AMS.

Plus, CI, MU, KE, AM, VS, and SU.


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