Which Airlines?

9 Jan 2008 msstuckie asked

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• 9 Jan 2008 ilene said

  

  Consider EgyptAir if you can go from NYC – that way it’s a direct flight to cairo.

  Consider EgyptAir if you can go from NYC - that way it's a direct flight to cairo. or Cancel
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• 9 Jan 2008 Ryan said

  

  EgyptAir is your only nonstop option, until June when Delta starts flying New York to Cairo.
  
  I’ve heard so-so things about EgyptAir. I’m taking British Airways through London only because I’m using mileage points. If I were you I’d pick a direct, or a flight through Europe (I’d go with Amsterdam since it’s a really nice and easy to navigate airport).

  EgyptAir is your only nonstop option, until June when Delta starts flying New York to Cairo.<BR><BR>I've heard so-so things about EgyptAir. I'm taking British Airways through London only because I'm using mileage points. If I were you I'd pick a direct, or a flight through Europe (I'd go with Amsterdam since it's a really nice and easy to navigate airport). or Cancel
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• 9 Jan 2008 Kathryn said

  

  I’m going with Iberia via Madrid. It was a really good price

  I'm going with Iberia via Madrid. It was a really good price or Cancel
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• 11 Jan 2008 Pip said

  

  Hi all,
  l flew from Sydney-Singapore-Cairo with Singapore airlines-without doubt one of the best airlines. They definately get my tick of approval.

  Hi all,<BR>l flew from Sydney-Singapore-Cairo with Singapore airlines-without doubt one of the best airlines. They definately get my tick of approval. or Cancel
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• 11 Jan 2008 Ed G said

  

  I flew egypt air ny to cairo. They ran out of water on the flight, but otherwise it wasn’t bad. The food was good, they had a few in flight movies, etc. Best of all I was able to get cabin seats up and back, so I had about 10 ft of legroom to stretch out the whole time (and it had tray tables, could recline). Made the flight a lot easier. Overall I don’t care about flights though and how good they are. I just want to get there as fast as possible.

  I flew egypt air ny to cairo. They ran out of water on the flight, but otherwise it wasn't bad. The food was good, they had a few in flight movies, etc. Best of all I was able to get cabin seats up and back, so I had about 10 ft of legroom to stretch out the whole time (and it had tray tables, could recline). Made the flight a lot easier. Overall I don't care about flights though and how good they are. I just want to get there as fast as possible. or Cancel
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• 15 Jan 2008 joyfulgirljen said

  

  when i went last summer, we flew united/luftansa via Frankfurt. I think it was a decent deal… plus i wanted the united miles. LA – Egypt = almost 20,000 skymiles!

  when i went last summer, we flew united/luftansa via Frankfurt. I think it was a decent deal... plus i wanted the united miles. LA - Egypt = almost 20,000 skymiles! or Cancel
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• 17 Jan 2008 cdm115 said

  

  I flew from JFK/NYC with Alitalia with a stopover in Milan. No problems, all the flights were the good. the food was ok, the entertainment system (on the international flight) was great. I would fly them again.

  I flew from JFK/NYC with Alitalia with a stopover in Milan. No problems, all the flights were the good. the food was ok, the entertainment system (on the international flight) was great. I would fly them again. or Cancel
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• 22 Jan 2008 msstuckie said

  

  Thank You everyone:-)

  Thank You everyone:-) or Cancel
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• 23 Jan 2008 Jamie Mccollough said

  

  I’m flying American Airlines/British Airlines via London. London is a great option because there are a number of flights from London to Cairo, in the unlikely event that there is a problem with the original flight (i.e. canceled, or delayed).
  
  I’ve heard there Iberia has some really great fares from the US, connecting through Madrid.

  I'm flying American Airlines/British Airlines via London. London is a great option because there are a number of flights from London to Cairo, in the unlikely event that there is a problem with the original flight (i.e. canceled, or delayed).<BR><BR>I've heard there Iberia has some really great fares from the US, connecting through Madrid. or Cancel
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• 31 Jan 2008 JohnnyK said

  

  Hey Guys,
  
  Im an Aussie going on the tour that starts on the 15th March with my partner. I am flying from London to Cairo and it will cost 1K (AUD) return. Anyone know of any cheaper flights?
  
  Cheers
  
  John

  Hey Guys,<BR><BR>Im an Aussie going on the tour that starts on the 15th March with my partner. I am flying from London to Cairo and it will cost 1K (AUD) return. Anyone know of any cheaper flights?<BR><BR>Cheers<BR><BR>John or Cancel
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