Why is this being discussed here? Logistics about Quebec and how to
get there should be discussed on 81attendees.
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In message <4E00239F(_dot_)4030000(_at_)gmail(_dot_)com>, Henk Uijterwaal
writes:
On 21/06/2011 06:31, Murray S. Kucherawy wrote:
How is travel significantly more difficult to Quebec City? It's one plane
change from most US and Canadian points of origin that I checked, or even
direct if you're close enough.
If you look at the number of cities served by direct flights from Vancouver a
nd
Quebec, you will see that the number for Vancouver is much higher. Vancouver
also has lots of direct flights to Europe.
And each extra hop in a flight path, gives the chance of missing a connection
,
the airline losing your bag and all that.
My flight in changes in Newark and out in Chicago, both major
intercontinental hubs which means there are plenty of long-range connection
s
that are no more difficult.
In my case, coming from Europe, that means that I have to go through US
customs, recheck my bags and wait for the next plane. That is a minimum
of 2-3 hours extra.
Henk
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