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Old 28th June 2003, 12:46   #1 (permalink)
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Positioning ?
Can any one help with advice on how best to position/reposition between Britain and the US. Which are the best airlines to deal with? Any web sites ?
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Old 28th June 2003, 15:31   #2 (permalink)
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Note you are from Colorado.
Would suggest DEN-PHX...then BA nonstop to the UK, very good service.

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Old 28th June 2003, 20:56   #3 (permalink)
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Thanks for that, when I'm in Co I fly BA direct LHR. But I often have to pax between London and NY. There are so many different web sites etc now, I was looking for advice on the best way to book and with whom ?

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