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Dublin to Los Angeles?

Zascar · 2010-10-01 10:49:39

I'm looking for flights from Dublin to LA. What route/airline is recommended? I'm sure there are loads of different options of airlines and where you stopover etc. Is ti better to do two e.g. 5 hours Also does anyone know what airlines have wifi? Thanks

01-10-2010 10:49am

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I'm looking for flights from Dublin to LA. What route/airline is recommended? I'm sure there are loads of different options of airlines and where you stopover etc. Is ti better to do two e.g. 5 hours

Also does anyone know what airlines have wifi?
Thanks

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#2 01-10-2010 12:53pm

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Virgin fly direct from Heathrow but it's 11 odd hours and you have the burden of LHR to navigate. Great airline tho.

Other than that it's the usual suspects, Delta thru New York or Atlanta, US Airways thru Philadephia, Continental thru Newark etc etc.

I'd be inclined to go with whatever itinerary doesn't get you into LA at some silly hour of the night, you just lose a whole day tbh.

Can't help you on the Wifi thing I'm afraid.

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#3 01-10-2010 1:32pm

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Most of the US domestic airlines have paid for wifi now (although not all planes have been equipped - it depends on the airline), but none will have it available on the transatlantic legs.

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#4 01-10-2010 4:20pm

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