First time Self-Flying - UK to US
Sep 30, 2009 | 12:00 pm
#16
Original Poster
Join Date: Sep 2009
Posts: 9
Hey again guys.
Just wanted to say thank you to all of you for the in-depth guidance. I was pretty nervous on the way there, but really it is pretty simple and the connecting flights went like clockwork. Its done my confidence a whole lot of good which is one of the reasons I wanted to go on my own. Also thank you for telling me about the frequent flyer programme - I am now earning miles and im planning more trips in the future, sticking to the airlines in the Star Alliance.
As for America, it was amazing. Much better than I anticipated (and I was REALLY expecting a lot, so I was surprised it surpassed my expectations). Im already planning to visit again in a few months.
Just wanted to say thank you to all of you for the in-depth guidance. I was pretty nervous on the way there, but really it is pretty simple and the connecting flights went like clockwork. Its done my confidence a whole lot of good which is one of the reasons I wanted to go on my own. Also thank you for telling me about the frequent flyer programme - I am now earning miles and im planning more trips in the future, sticking to the airlines in the Star Alliance.
As for America, it was amazing. Much better than I anticipated (and I was REALLY expecting a lot, so I was surprised it surpassed my expectations). Im already planning to visit again in a few months.
Sep 30, 2009 | 7:39 pm
#17
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Los Altos, CA
Posts: 85
Hey again guys.
Just wanted to say thank you to all of you for the in-depth guidance. I was pretty nervous on the way there, but really it is pretty simple and the connecting flights went like clockwork. Its done my confidence a whole lot of good which is one of the reasons I wanted to go on my own. Also thank you for telling me about the frequent flyer programme - I am now earning miles and im planning more trips in the future, sticking to the airlines in the Star Alliance.
As for America, it was amazing. Much better than I anticipated (and I was REALLY expecting a lot, so I was surprised it surpassed my expectations). Im already planning to visit again in a few months.
Just wanted to say thank you to all of you for the in-depth guidance. I was pretty nervous on the way there, but really it is pretty simple and the connecting flights went like clockwork. Its done my confidence a whole lot of good which is one of the reasons I wanted to go on my own. Also thank you for telling me about the frequent flyer programme - I am now earning miles and im planning more trips in the future, sticking to the airlines in the Star Alliance.
As for America, it was amazing. Much better than I anticipated (and I was REALLY expecting a lot, so I was surprised it surpassed my expectations). Im already planning to visit again in a few months.
Oct 1, 2009 | 9:04 am
#18
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Used to be on ships looking for oil and gas; Uruguay, Malaysia, Turkey, Nigeria, Libya, Egypt, Norway, Scotland, India, Congo & Angola. Agreed to CC rules
Programs: AC Aeroplan, Porter VIPorter, AS MVP, AF/KLM Petroleum Club, BA Blue
Posts: 1,187
Josh 1989
Glad to hear it all went well.
"Ah Grasshopper; You have learned much and you are now well on your way to a changed life as a frequent flyer"
mpc1
Glad to hear it all went well.
"Ah Grasshopper; You have learned much and you are now well on your way to a changed life as a frequent flyer"
mpc1
Oct 1, 2009 | 9:19 am
#19
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: GNV which is not where we would like to be :)
Programs: ABP, Mr. Mom without the kids, Signor Mucci, DL PM, HH & Hyatt Diamond
Posts: 4,526
