Best Places To Non-rev
#21
look on perx.com and find a good deal.......but I'd say it really depends on the benefits you have, how many non airline employees are going wit you and where you are at. Like American, you have to expect to go through DFW, ORD, JFK, and LAX to go any where out of the country. if you connect to one of those cities with a D1 (vacation pass) then you are ahead of the pack and almost guaranteed a flight also in first. right now the loads look good but they are also packed with nonrevs. I have heard Belize is good and cheap. good luck and use your benefits!
#23
There are lots of hostels around temple bar. Stayed at a nice one with a friend just across the river from the bars. About a 5 minute walk and 10 minute stumble. Hostels.com is a great place to use to find a place.
I believe the hotel United owns in Honolulu is available to UAX crews. For the life of me I cannot remember the name of it, but maybe you can find it on these forums. A couple UA FAs owned my old crashpad in Denver and they said if you go there it is not really that expensive for a room short walk to the beach and cheap drinks.
I believe the hotel United owns in Honolulu is available to UAX crews. For the life of me I cannot remember the name of it, but maybe you can find it on these forums. A couple UA FAs owned my old crashpad in Denver and they said if you go there it is not really that expensive for a room short walk to the beach and cheap drinks.
#24
There are lots of hostels around temple bar. Stayed at a nice one with a friend just across the river from the bars. About a 5 minute walk and 10 minute stumble. Hostels.com is a great place to use to find a place.
I believe the hotel United owns in Honolulu is available to UAX crews. For the life of me I cannot remember the name of it, but maybe you can find it on these forums. A couple UA FAs owned my old crashpad in Denver and they said if you go there it is not really that expensive for a room short walk to the beach and cheap drinks.
I believe the hotel United owns in Honolulu is available to UAX crews. For the life of me I cannot remember the name of it, but maybe you can find it on these forums. A couple UA FAs owned my old crashpad in Denver and they said if you go there it is not really that expensive for a room short walk to the beach and cheap drinks.
#26
Oh, btw, how much would it cost to non-rev to Ireland? Approximately of course. I know every airline is different for the most part. Any approximations will do. Just trying to get a rough estimate for travel expenses. I would either go non-rev on USAir or UAL.
I'd like to start using my bennies as much as possible to actually see the world and all
I'd like to start using my bennies as much as possible to actually see the world and all
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