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SirTropical says on Sep 24, 2005, 13:48:

aahh... the pleasures of travbeling cheap...travel.. travel MMHH... not bad
depending on the season and actually the booking date you might get a cheap fare from several on-line agencies like EXPEDIA and ORBITZ, now even better if you are studying in UK and have your valid student ID and/or ISIC card you may be able to get a cheap student fare from agencies like STA, THE FLIGHT CENTRE , also you should check for the BACKPACKERS fares.. usually they are pretty "lechero" trip but you are making the most of your dough for a range of 6 - 7 hours difference with a regular "couch" & "Q" fares (economy class)... what else.. ahh yes, be nice to them, ask in different agencies, but if you do the booking online you could end up saving a some serious sterling pounds !!.. so have your major credit card on hand, verify the security of the site (verisign) and also ask for your miles airline card...
Do not try only major airlines.. look for the small ones like airchina, most probably you will face multiple connections, multiple destinations.. and make sure NOT TO MAKE OVERNIGHTS...since having a COLOMBIAN passport requires of a visa even for your own country.. SERIO !! ( once a DAS officer told me why I have been so long away from the country and almost send me back...lol), so make sure then you have only connecting flights.AND ENOUGH TIME FOR THE TRANSIT BETWEEN FLIGHTS, CLEARANCE ETC. If you do well your homeworks you'll get home DAMN TIRED...PERHAPS 36 HOURS CONNECTING FLIGHTS.. but you'll have in your pocket around UK$400 more than if flying regular.

Good fare hunting .... y QUE VIVAN LAS GUAYABAS DE LECHE !!!!

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kat1 (Moderator) (Trustee board) says on Sep 24, 2005, 14:21:

cuales son las guayabas de leche...

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juanalejo says on Sep 24, 2005, 15:13:

Air Plus Comet flies out of Gatwick connecting in Madrid and on to Bogotá. They have good fares.

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creamontop says on Oct 21, 2005, 06:35:

Air Madrid is the way to go I just checked KLM Royal Dutch Airlines. I tried their website with dates in April 2006 go/return from Curacao : total included taxes 605.12 Euro, this is more expensive as Air madrid.

Air Madrid is the way to go and.... not from Madrid, but from Barcelona to Bogotà with a 1 stop in Cartagena to get to Bogotà. :-)

Check : http://www.airmadrid.com


yo me puse tengo un guayabo ahora, yo seguro hace cuando estoy en Colombia

yo me puse tengo un guayabo ahora, yo seguro hace cuando estoy en Colombia

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