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#753
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Couldn't edit my post above, so here's another question:
Would it be better to fly (buying my ticket, non-CASS/121) into CVG or DAY? Ticket prices are about the same, and I'll be renting a car. Will be making the flight home in the afternoon/evening, so looking to take traffic into consideration.
Would it be better to fly (buying my ticket, non-CASS/121) into CVG or DAY? Ticket prices are about the same, and I'll be renting a car. Will be making the flight home in the afternoon/evening, so looking to take traffic into consideration.
You'll have to drive through either city to get to the airport, so I don't think it matters much. DAY is probably a bit closer, but I'd go by whichever schedule works best, which airline you like best, etc.
FWIW, depending on the day it might take longer to get through the interview than you think. When I interviewed the sim instructor had a bunch of things going on, so my sim ride was delayed a couple hours. Just take that into consideration when booking flights - a guy that interviewed the same day missed his.
#754
You'll have to drive through either city to get to the airport, so I don't think it matters much. DAY is probably a bit closer, but I'd go by whichever schedule works best, which airline you like best, etc.
FWIW, depending on the day it might take longer to get through the interview than you think. When I interviewed the sim instructor had a bunch of things going on, so my sim ride was delayed a couple hours. Just take that into consideration when booking flights - a guy that interviewed the same day missed his.
FWIW, depending on the day it might take longer to get through the interview than you think. When I interviewed the sim instructor had a bunch of things going on, so my sim ride was delayed a couple hours. Just take that into consideration when booking flights - a guy that interviewed the same day missed his.
#756
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You'll have to drive through either city to get to the airport, so I don't think it matters much. DAY is probably a bit closer, but I'd go by whichever schedule works best, which airline you like best, etc.
FWIW, depending on the day it might take longer to get through the interview than you think. When I interviewed the sim instructor had a bunch of things going on, so my sim ride was delayed a couple hours. Just take that into consideration when booking flights - a guy that interviewed the same day missed his.
FWIW, depending on the day it might take longer to get through the interview than you think. When I interviewed the sim instructor had a bunch of things going on, so my sim ride was delayed a couple hours. Just take that into consideration when booking flights - a guy that interviewed the same day missed his.
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CVG is generally more expensive than either DAY or CMH. DAY is the shortest and should be the quickest drive, and is generally less of a problem for traffic than CMH or CVG (particularly if you're in a hurry to catch your flight out!). Southwest serves both DAY and CMH, but not CVG, if they are available to you from where ever you are traveling. Sounds like staying the night isn't really an option for you. What boiler said is spot on. Good luck!
#758
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CVG is generally more expensive than either DAY or CMH. DAY is the shortest and should be the quickest drive, and is generally less of a problem for traffic than CMH or CVG (particularly if you're in a hurry to catch your flight out!). Southwest serves both DAY and CMH, but not CVG, if they are available to you from where ever you are traveling. Sounds like staying the night isn't really an option for you. What boiler said is spot on. Good luck!
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