IAD crashpad?
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D.C./Northern Virginia traffic is absolutely horrendous! Your only hope is a pad close-by a good Hotel and shuttle. From what I've seen, however, the Airport Hotels are fairly well grouped and centralized away from any residential areas. I'd just stay in RIC!!
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I hope we at least have a decent dedicated TSA crew room in Dulles. I will probably do the hotel thing instead of a crash pad. I hope to be able to hold STL, but if IAD is forced upon me, there are slightly more flights from MCO to commute on. Between bidding for commutability as much as possible and sleeping in the crew room, if I can get hotel nights down to 3-4 per month, it might be cheaper and more convenient to just do that instead of screwing with a crash pad.
I wouldn't mind IAD at all if I didn't have to worry about overnight accomodations and the price.
I consider myself a professional. Honestly, sleeping in the crew room to save money seems a bit beneath me. But, it is what it is.
I wouldn't mind IAD at all if I didn't have to worry about overnight accomodations and the price.
I consider myself a professional. Honestly, sleeping in the crew room to save money seems a bit beneath me. But, it is what it is.
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