To those who love to travel

[sdlucly]

Question: If the Cohens where to go traveling through Europe for the summer, and they were on their way back to Newport. Hmm. I mean, where do you think they would last? France? Italy? And what airport would they leave from, in whatever the last city they left from? And where would they do the lay over? They do have to do layover, right? And what's

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[raging_insanity]

Well, if they were leaving from London, they'd fly out off Heathrow I suppose...Paris, probably Roissy-Charles De Gaulle Airport, Germany maybe Frankfurt Airport, or else from Berlin...no idea about Italy :)

[sdlucly]

Thank you, thank you! Now, the last city they visited was London! *bounces* Thanks so much.

[raging_insanity]

You're welcome :)

[popmusicjunkie]

well, if you REALLY wanted to know, you could go to travelocity and look this shit up.
*laughs at you like the evil bitch she is*
sigh.
yeah, yeah...I'll look it up FOR YOU. Cuz I am awesome like that.

[popmusicjunkie]

you know - as far as closest airports and lay-overs are concerned, I mean.
Heh - still doped up, please forgive the "duh".

[sdlucly]

Dude, get back to that computer! I'm there/here right now!!!!

[green_grrl]

And, yes, SFO is the closest major international airport to Berkeley.

[sdlucly]

I kinda knew, but I wanted to make sure. Thanks!!!

[green_grrl]

Um, looking down at replies below... If they are going to Berkeley from Europe, then SFO. If they are going back to OC, then LAX. If someone is flying from OC/LA to Berkeley, just within California, then they could fly to SFO, or to Oakland Airport, which is more convenient to Berkeley. (Berkeley is ~7-hour drive, or 1-hour flight from OC.)

[umlautless]

There's quite a few direct flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to the big cities in Europe, so it's pretty feasible to fly directly. Also (as I found when booking a trip to the middle east) it isn't so hard to get all of your layovers in the US (New York, Chicago, Atlanta have big international hubs). I don't travel much, so I didn't want to be stuck in Zurich for 7 hours.

On the Europe side, just about every country has it's own big airport, so I don't think there's a "usual" way people fly in/out of Europe. I've heard a lot of people take the train once they're on the ground, to go from country to country, rather than fly from place to place. If they're going for the whole summer, I'd think that would be a nicer way to travel.

[sdlucly]

So they went straight to LAX, perfect. And that tidbit of going through train, totally helped. It's those small details that help a story and since I haven't left my city except for Nazca, well, thanks. *g* Really. Thanks a lot. *bounces*

[umlautless]

No problem!