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American running Specials to Colombia

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These are some fare prices running on American. See the link for restrictions.

Departing City to Arriving City Fare

Los Angeles, CA to Cali, Colombia $601
Los Angeles, CA to Medellin, Colombia $601
Albuquerque, NM to Cali, Colombia $691
Albuquerque, NM to Medellin, Colombia $691
Atlanta, GA to Cali, Colombia $521
Atlanta, GA to Medellin, Colombia $521
Austin, TX to Cali, Colombia $571
Austin, TX to Medellin, Colombia $571
Baltimore, MD to Cali, Colombia $521
Baltimore, MD to Medellin, Colombia $521
Baton Rouge, LA to Medellin, Colombia $571
Boston, MA to Cali, Colombia $521
Boston, MA to Medellin, Colombia $521
Chicago O'Hare, IL to Cali, Colombia $521
Chicago O'Hare, IL to Medellin, Colombia $521
Cincinnati, OH to Cali, Colombia $571
Cleveland, OH to Medellin, Colombia $571
Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX to Cali, Colombia $546
Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX to Medellin, Colombia $546
Denver, CO to Cali, Colombia $521
Denver, CO to Medellin, Colombia $521
Detroit, MI to Cali, Colombia $571
Detroit, MI to Medellin, Colombia $571
Hartford, CT to Cali, Colombia $571
Hartford, CT to Medellin, Colombia $571
Houston Bush Intercont'l, TX to Cali, Colombia $541
Houston Bush Intercont'l, TX to Medellin, Colombia $541
Houston Hobby, TX to Cali, Colombia $541
Las Vegas, NV to Cali, Colombia $591
Las Vegas, NV to Medellin, Colombia $591
Miami, FL to Cali, Colombia $381
Miami, FL to Medellin, Colombia $381
New Orleans, LA to Cali, Colombia $541
New York Kennedy, NY to Cali, Colombia $531
New York Kennedy, NY to Medellin, Colombia $531
New York LaGuardia, NY to Cali, Colombia $531
New York LaGuardia, NY to Medellin, Colombia $531
Newark, NJ to Cali, Colombia $541
Newark, NJ to Medellin, Colombia $541
Orlando, FL to Cali, Colombia $441
Orlando, FL to Medellin, Colombia $441
Philadelphia, PA to Cali, Colombia $521
Philadelphia, PA to Medellin, Colombia $521
Phoenix, AZ to Cali, Colombia $691
Phoenix, AZ to Medellin, Colombia $691
Portland, OR to Cali, Colombia $691
Portland, OR to Medellin, Colombia $691
Raleigh/Durham, NC to Cali, Colombia $571
Raleigh/Durham, NC to Medellin, Colombia $571
San Antonio, TX to Cali, Colombia $571
San Antonio, TX to Medellin, Colombia $571
San Diego, CA to Cali, Colombia $691
San Diego, CA to Medellin, Colombia $691
San Francisco, CA to Cali, Colombia $641
San Francisco, CA to Medellin, Colombia $641
Seattle, WA to Medellin, Colombia $691
St. Louis, MO to Cali, Colombia $521
St. Louis, MO to Medellin, Colombia $521
Tampa, FL to Cali, Colombia $441
Tampa, FL to Medellin, Colombia $441
Tucson, AZ to Cali, Colombia $691
Tucson, AZ to Medellin, Colombia $691
Washington Reagan Nat'l, DC to Cali, Colombia $531
Washington Reagan Nat'l, DC to Medellin, Colombia $531
Washington Dulles, VA to Cali, Colombia $531
Washington Dulles, VA to Medellin, Colombia $531

https://www.aa.com/apps/netSAAver/ViewNetSAAverFareSalesDetail.jhtml?saleId=1330&fileName=CLO.MDE.Sale.07.18.05.xml&repositoryName=FareToolSpecialContentRepository

By RUV on Jul 19, 2005, 19:28 in Friendly Talkzone.

Peter Miami says on Jul 19, 2005, 20:19:

Yes I paid $460.15 including taxes for my flight Miami to Cali $460.15 USD for August 12 to the 29th.

Peter Miami

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RUV says on Jul 20, 2005, 02:38:

You do not count Miami always has discounts. I hate you guys from Florida. I live on the west coast. These prices are really good, plus I get frequent flyer miles.

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Michael_B says on Jul 20, 2005, 06:31:

Nice Prices Problem is you need to add almost $ 100.00 for add on fees and taxes.

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RUV says on Jul 20, 2005, 17:12:

That is normal now. The tax, airport security, tax, and other crap. It sucks, but all the airlines are doing it.

I may go ahead and purchase a ticket for September. I need to do this ASAP, because these fairs are good for a couple more days.

RUV

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flaleo says on Jul 21, 2005, 11:04:

Problem is you need to add almost $ 100.00 for add on fees and taxes.

No, the problem is that America is filled with a bunch of stupid idiots (the election would indicate the majority) that are pacified and feel safer just becaused their tax (travel tax - e.g. $2.50 per segment... and the $4billion in new taxes funding TSA) is increased... or their boarders are closed to many of our friends desiring tourist or fianceé visas.... etc.

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utopiacowboy says on Jul 21, 2005, 11:43:

The borders are closed? When did that happen?

Disclaimer: any comment I make is inane and is not to be taken seriously, and is so patently ridiculous that no one should take it seriously, even as an insult.

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flaleo says on Jul 22, 2005, 07:28:

Ah UC, you know what I mean...

Can non-EU or equivalent-type (e.g. Japan, Australia, Switzerland, etc.) citizens enter the U.S. without a visa like before?

Are they granting tourist or education or religious visit visas to non-priviledged and/or rich people as they did before?

Basically, I'd say, we've closed the borders to a huge population of the world (for example, a typical/average Argentinian or Brasilian or Romanian or Egyptian or Indonesian person).

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Gomezman5 says on Jul 22, 2005, 08:10:

Excellent fare from Chicago......and would you believe, I lost my passport, and it is practically new!!! I know it is somewhere in my house.

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utopiacowboy says on Jul 22, 2005, 11:27:

In answer to your questions, yes, the Visa Waiver Program and the arrangement with Canada which does not require visas from Canadians are still alive and well. The borders were always closed to Third World people before and after 9/11 - well, as closed as they ever are. Which isn't very closed - it's still easy to get in from Mexico or Canada.

Disclaimer: any comment I make is inane and is not to be taken seriously, and is so patently ridiculous that no one should take it seriously, even as an insult.

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