Flight from Phoenix to LAS

I live in NY but in April I'm at my friend's wedding in Phoenix AZ. What
is the best airline to get to LAS.

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"seumas" wrote:

I live in NY but in April I'm at my friend's wedding in Phoenix AZ. What
is the best airline to get to LAS.

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Best is a relative term. Check on the various travel-related web sites
and see which airline offers a flight that's most convenient for you at
a price you can afford, then you will know.

Thanks so much for your nice helpful reply. As you may have gathered, I'm
not a frequent flyer.


On Jan 5 2008 8:02 PM, James Robinson wrote:

"seumas" wrote:

I live in NY but in April I'm at my friend's wedding in Phoenix AZ. What
is the best airline to get to LAS.

US Airways or Southwest. Both offer non-stop flights, and prices are
competitive. (Check both on the particular day you want to travel, as
either can jump in price, depending on demand.) If you need flexibility,
Southwest typically offers less restrictive ticketing.

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"seumas" wrote in message
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I live in NY but in April I'm at my friend's wedding in Phoenix AZ. What
is the best airline to get to LAS.


RyanAir.
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James Robinson writes:

Southwest typically offers less restrictive ticketing.

But a far more restrictive dress code.

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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James Robinson writes:

Southwest typically offers less restrictive ticketing.

But a far more restrictive dress code.


You mean that they wouldn't let you board in your hiking boots?

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PHX-LAS - either Southwest or US Airways. Both have what amounts to hourly
service.
"seumas" wrote in message
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I live in NY but in April I'm at my friend's wedding in Phoenix AZ. What
is the best airline to get to LAS.

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Southwest typically offers less restrictive ticketing.

But a far more restrictive dress code.

On Southwest? Not hardly, that airline is the original flying
homeless. It's considered a good SWA flight when you are not in the
proximity of someone with a body order level that causes your eyes to
water.

JohnT wrote:
"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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James Robinson writes:

Southwest typically offers less restrictive ticketing.


But a far more restrictive dress code.



You mean that they wouldn't let you board in your hiking boots?


No, going commando in a mini skirt.

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TMOliver wrote:


The tip off to your level of ignorance was the casual use of "SWA" instead
of the "WN", the lines two letter code.

Umm.. you do happen to know that "SWA" is the company's ICAO
code, while "WN" is the IATA code, right? Both are used, but the IATA
code is the one mainly used by travelers, while ICAO is used by pilots
and ATC.

Not to cause an argument, but this was very well close to
pot/kettle/black.

BL.
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