If you could change NBA team names around, who and what would you name them?
Minnesota T-Wolves to Minnesota Lakers New Orleans Hornets to New Orleans Jazz Utah Jazz to Utah Hornets LA Lakers to LA Mambas LA Clippers to LA Force Memphis Grizzlies to Memphis Blues Washington Wizards to Washington Presidents Philly 76ers to Philly Rockys Charlotte Bobcats to Charlotte Flight Dallas Mavs to Dallas Cubans Denver Nuggets to Denver Rushers (gold rush) I dont know I dont like Nuggets. New Jersey Nets to New Jersey Blackhawks
Basketball - 2 Answers
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The Lakers were actually at one point the Minneapolis Lakers so that actually makes sense. The Washington Presidents would be a good fit with the rest of the sports teams (Capitals, Nationals, not so much Redskins but still...) The Clippers aren't very forceful so that would be funny in itself. The rest are a bit off. Sorry guy.
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The hornets-jazz swap makes the most sense. I like the Memphis change, too. The others don't seem that great.
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Is there a way i can look for flights leaving from multiple cities
Is there a way i can look for flights leaving from multiple cities?
For example i live in upstate sc, so i could fly out of GSP, but sometimes my friends and family have discovered that driving to Atlanta or Charlotte for a flight is sometimes cheaper. Is there a website or something that i can use to search using these 3 as departing destinations w/o having to do 3 separate searches?
Air Travel - 3 Answers
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the best way to do this is to head to a travel agency. They can do this type of search for you and they will also might be able to find you some seat sales that aren't open to the general public. Good luck
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Actually, you don't need to go through a travel agent ;). There's are a couple of great websites out there that let you search a radius of airports that surround your current city. For instance, if I wanted to fly to Orlando from where I currently live, near Detroit, I could search for flights out of Flint Bishop, Detroit, or Cleveland. Many airlines already incorporate this feature. I would suggest two sites: kayak.com and farecompare.com. At farecompare.com, after you search for one flight, it will send you to another page where you can find a link that says "your advanced options." Click that link and select "Add Alternate Cities," which will give you a huge list of alternate departure and arrival airports. At Kayak.com, simply check "Search Nearby Airports." Travel agents use these sites often, and charge you fees for stuff that you could do at home, at least for the airfare portion of a trip. Also, many airlines offer the "search multiple airports" option on their websites. You just have to look sometimes. -Happy flying!
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Mots of the following sites allow you to "tick" alternatives airports: Please check: Tips: a- use flexible dates b- use alternative airports http://www.farecompare.com/ http://www.kayak.com/ http://farecast.com/ http://www.airfarewatchdog.com/ http://www.cheapair.com/ http://www.cheapoair.com/ http://www.bookingwiz.com/default.asp?mic=5ruwex6&prod=air&gclid=CIi2xd3HmIoCFSHsPgodDg7Qjg http://farechase.yahoo.com/ http://airfarehawk.com/ http://www.sidestep.com/ http://www.airgorilla.com/ http://www.vayama.com/ http://www.lessno.com/ http://www.orbitz.com/ http://www.expedia.com/default.asp http://www.travelocity.com/ http://www.hotwire.com/ http://www.priceline.com/
For example i live in upstate sc, so i could fly out of GSP, but sometimes my friends and family have discovered that driving to Atlanta or Charlotte for a flight is sometimes cheaper. Is there a website or something that i can use to search using these 3 as departing destinations w/o having to do 3 separate searches?
Air Travel - 3 Answers
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the best way to do this is to head to a travel agency. They can do this type of search for you and they will also might be able to find you some seat sales that aren't open to the general public. Good luck
2 :
Actually, you don't need to go through a travel agent ;). There's are a couple of great websites out there that let you search a radius of airports that surround your current city. For instance, if I wanted to fly to Orlando from where I currently live, near Detroit, I could search for flights out of Flint Bishop, Detroit, or Cleveland. Many airlines already incorporate this feature. I would suggest two sites: kayak.com and farecompare.com. At farecompare.com, after you search for one flight, it will send you to another page where you can find a link that says "your advanced options." Click that link and select "Add Alternate Cities," which will give you a huge list of alternate departure and arrival airports. At Kayak.com, simply check "Search Nearby Airports." Travel agents use these sites often, and charge you fees for stuff that you could do at home, at least for the airfare portion of a trip. Also, many airlines offer the "search multiple airports" option on their websites. You just have to look sometimes. -Happy flying!
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Mots of the following sites allow you to "tick" alternatives airports: Please check: Tips: a- use flexible dates b- use alternative airports http://www.farecompare.com/ http://www.kayak.com/ http://farecast.com/ http://www.airfarewatchdog.com/ http://www.cheapair.com/ http://www.cheapoair.com/ http://www.bookingwiz.com/default.asp?mic=5ruwex6&prod=air&gclid=CIi2xd3HmIoCFSHsPgodDg7Qjg http://farechase.yahoo.com/ http://airfarehawk.com/ http://www.sidestep.com/ http://www.airgorilla.com/ http://www.vayama.com/ http://www.lessno.com/ http://www.orbitz.com/ http://www.expedia.com/default.asp http://www.travelocity.com/ http://www.hotwire.com/ http://www.priceline.com/
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Is a 57-minute layover enough time for a domestic flight
Is a 57-minute layover enough time for a domestic flight?
I'm arriving at Charlotte International Airport, and have to connect to a flight bound for Philly during a 57-minute connection time. I won't have to mess with baggage because both flights are with the same airline. Will I have to go through security again though? What exactly is the procedure for making a connection? Do you just hop out of one gate and go to the next? Or do you have to check in somewhere?
Air Travel - 6 Answers
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You won't have to go through security again. All you have to do is go from the gate you get out of and go to the new gate.
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One hour layover is an typical average, for me. You can usually wander from one gate to another. You are inside the airport and past security, so you do not need to go through security, again. When you arrive, check the departure board and go to your gate. Once you are at the departure gate, you can decide if you have time to get a snack, buy a drink, or do some shopping. You should have a boarding pass from your first check in, so you can board when your row or number is called.
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You should already be up at the gates when you get off the first plane. Most airports only have security going into the gate area, but you'll already be there. Try to find out exactly where your next gate is though, just because some airports are very large and may take a while just to get from one side to the other! But with an hour to kill you should be fine.
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Biggest hazard is that your checked baggage may not make such a tight connection. This happens when the TSA decides they have to inspect all the bags AGAIN before sending them to a connecting flight! I never connect without at least two hours wait time when travelling with checked baggage.
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More than enough time!! I've had 29 minutes between flights and made it. Two tips: 1. Try to sit in a front rwo on your first flight so you will get off the plane sooner. 2. Have your boarding pass for the 2nd flight with you. GOOD LUCK!
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depends wut day ur going on if itz frum fri-sunday datz too little time bbecause theres a biggg line but mon-thurs is ok i guess
I'm arriving at Charlotte International Airport, and have to connect to a flight bound for Philly during a 57-minute connection time. I won't have to mess with baggage because both flights are with the same airline. Will I have to go through security again though? What exactly is the procedure for making a connection? Do you just hop out of one gate and go to the next? Or do you have to check in somewhere?
Air Travel - 6 Answers
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1 :
You won't have to go through security again. All you have to do is go from the gate you get out of and go to the new gate.
2 :
One hour layover is an typical average, for me. You can usually wander from one gate to another. You are inside the airport and past security, so you do not need to go through security, again. When you arrive, check the departure board and go to your gate. Once you are at the departure gate, you can decide if you have time to get a snack, buy a drink, or do some shopping. You should have a boarding pass from your first check in, so you can board when your row or number is called.
3 :
You should already be up at the gates when you get off the first plane. Most airports only have security going into the gate area, but you'll already be there. Try to find out exactly where your next gate is though, just because some airports are very large and may take a while just to get from one side to the other! But with an hour to kill you should be fine.
4 :
Biggest hazard is that your checked baggage may not make such a tight connection. This happens when the TSA decides they have to inspect all the bags AGAIN before sending them to a connecting flight! I never connect without at least two hours wait time when travelling with checked baggage.
5 :
More than enough time!! I've had 29 minutes between flights and made it. Two tips: 1. Try to sit in a front rwo on your first flight so you will get off the plane sooner. 2. Have your boarding pass for the 2nd flight with you. GOOD LUCK!
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depends wut day ur going on if itz frum fri-sunday datz too little time bbecause theres a biggg line but mon-thurs is ok i guess
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
arriving at charlotte douglas international from outside the us
arriving at charlotte douglas international from outside the us?
I am arriving from a flight in Aruba to the US and planning to stop in Charlotte, North Carolina to visit a friend. Since I have never been to Charlotte Douglas Airport, can someone tell me where is the immigration and customs located at the airport and how do I proceed to it once I get off the plane?
Other - United States - 1 Answers
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Here is a link to the airports website. It looks very thorough and I think you can find the information you need on it. http://charlottedouglasintlairport.com/ Hope this helps!
I am arriving from a flight in Aruba to the US and planning to stop in Charlotte, North Carolina to visit a friend. Since I have never been to Charlotte Douglas Airport, can someone tell me where is the immigration and customs located at the airport and how do I proceed to it once I get off the plane?
Other - United States - 1 Answers
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Here is a link to the airports website. It looks very thorough and I think you can find the information you need on it. http://charlottedouglasintlairport.com/ Hope this helps!
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