ID90 in Hawaii
01-24-2012, 10:34 AM
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ID90 in Hawaii
Has anyone done the ID90 thing on Hawaiian lately? I was curious about availability. I did about 11 years ago, but there were two airlines then; didn't know if there were still usually seats available.
01-24-2012, 11:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Flying Monkey
Has anyone done the ID90 thing on Hawaiian lately? I was curious about availability. I did about 11 years ago, but there were two airlines then; didn't know if there were still usually seats available.
ORD-HNL with a business class seat and catering wouldn't sound that bad to me.
01-24-2012, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Polarfr8dog
Depending on departure city, freight carriers are a WONDERFUL option as some of them make you space positive within 24 hours of the flight leaving. Check the atlasair.com website as a viable source. Not sure which tab it's under but I'm sure you can find it that shows flight schedules and jumpseat info. I think what you have to do is request a jumpseat then it pulls the flights and go from there. Only catch is you have to be in CASS
ORD-HNL with a business class seat and catering wouldn't sound that bad to me.
ORD-HNL with a business class seat and catering wouldn't sound that bad to me.
Thanks for the info, though!
01-24-2012, 02:14 PM
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There are open seats on most flights. Better is either early morning or late afternoon/evening as middle of the day is pretty busy with the connecting traffic.
There are flight at least every hour, if not half hour, all day starting at 5am.
So if you miss one no big deal. Your next flight is probably getting ready to board anyway!
Have fun!
There are flight at least every hour, if not half hour, all day starting at 5am.
So if you miss one no big deal. Your next flight is probably getting ready to board anyway!
Have fun!
01-25-2012, 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by ridinhigh
There are open seats on most flights. Better is either early morning or late afternoon/evening as middle of the day is pretty busy with the connecting traffic.
There are flight at least every hour, if not half hour, all day starting at 5am.
So if you miss one no big deal. Your next flight is probably getting ready to board anyway!
Have fun!
There are flight at least every hour, if not half hour, all day starting at 5am.
So if you miss one no big deal. Your next flight is probably getting ready to board anyway!
Have fun!
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