caligirl asked:


I’ve heard it changed recently, and I wanted to know if it was 50lbs or 70lbs for international flights, specifically to Europe. This is the checked in baggage, not the carry on.

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Shelby asked:


I was looking at international flights but all i saw was a regular airplane.a Boeing 737 (i think)

so how often are airbuses used?
where do they go to?
any type of airbus.
im sorry that i dont know my planes.
i mean those big huge ones though.
some are even double decker.

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Red asked:


Travelocity has a flexible dates option to find the cheapest fares between now and about a year from now, but it’s only for domestic US flights. Is there any way I can get the same type of information for a flight from Melbourne, Australia (MEL) to Salt Lake City, Utah (SLC)? We don’t care as much about WHEN my sister-in-law comes for a visit as how cheap we can get a ticket for her.
Every website I’ve tried, I have to enter specific dates. And Priceline is only for flights originating in the US. I want to find the cheapest price between now and June without having to search every day separately.

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Puzzled_08 asked:


I’ve seen that intl flights can easily start an hour and a half after scheduled departure time and still arrive on time. I read somewhere it has something to do with flying at different altitudes, but I am not clear.

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