Entertainment system LAX-IAH 737?
Jun 15, 17, 4:55 am
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Entertainment system LAX-IAH 737?
Hi all,
Looking at flying United for the first time. We usually choose AA due to being OW members. Our route would be LAX-IAH on (I think) a 737.
Does anyone know if there will be entertainment onboard or if it will be possible to stream entertainment via wifi?
Many Thanks.
Looking at flying United for the first time. We usually choose AA due to being OW members. Our route would be LAX-IAH on (I think) a 737.
Does anyone know if there will be entertainment onboard or if it will be possible to stream entertainment via wifi?
Many Thanks.
Jun 15, 17, 5:24 am
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Download the United App to your phone or tablet before going to the airport in order to best use the streaming video.
Jun 15, 17, 8:53 am
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Originally Posted by Kacee
Download the United App to your phone or tablet before going to the airport in order to best use the streaming video.
I was also looking at SNA to IAH but they seem to be almost double LAX fares. Is that normal? Do United ever have "sales" like the other big carriers? I'm totally in the dark here having never used them before.
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Jun 15, 17, 9:30 am
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Originally Posted by NEMMIE
I was also looking at SNA to IAH but they seem to be almost double LAX fares. Is that normal?
Originally Posted by NEMMIE
Do United ever have "sales" like the other big carriers?
Jun 15, 17, 9:55 am
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Originally Posted by sbm12
It is hard to say there is anything "normal" about airfare other than that it changes all the time and some routes are more expensive than others, generally without being tied to flight distance.
Yes.
Yes.
I guess I will hold out and keep monitoring flight prices. We still have a couple of months until we fly.
Jun 15, 17, 10:50 am
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Originally Posted by NEMMIE
I was also looking at SNA to IAH but they seem to be almost double LAX fares. Is that normal?
Jun 15, 17, 11:11 am
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Originally Posted by LarryJ
I think that it is normal. SNA is a very different market than LAX and typically comes at a pretty big premium.
Jun 15, 17, 11:36 am
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LAX is a much more competitive market than SNA. Definitely a premium for OC residents to fly nonstop without having to drive to LAX.
Jun 19, 17, 10:39 am
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Originally Posted by Kacee
LAX is a much more competitive market than SNA. Definitely a premium for OC residents to fly nonstop without having to drive to LAX.
Jun 19, 17, 12:08 pm
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Originally Posted by halls120
But if you get the same bird I had a few weeks ago, neither will be operating. 
Jun 19, 17, 12:18 pm
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Originally Posted by Kacee
Well only one was broken, b/c the DirecTV contract precludes any aircraft from having both
Jun 19, 17, 12:23 pm
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Originally Posted by halls120
LOL, true. Direct TV and Wi-Fi were both inop on my most recent transcon.
