Off to portland we go

merijnb on 2003-06-05T16:51:38

Who thought Portland up as a venue? Trying to get there from London is just silly, you have to fly to somewhere in the states, then hop over. So now I'm going to Seattle, then take Horizon Air (who?) to Portland. It's a 53 minute flight, so I assume it's a 20 seater prop plane. Hope they let me fly it. Oh, I'm not 5 any more, dang. They won't issue tickets through my travel agency, wo've booked a seat, but I've got to pay at the airport before boarding. Guess who will be left stranded in Seattle? I'm just sure of it. Shall I start writing my talk now?


You got unlucky, it seems

Elian on 2003-06-05T18:33:28

A quick search of travelocity shows some Heathrow to Portland flights, with one plane change each. (Chicago, and Frankfurt) Only United, though that might just be because of regs. (The flight with the transfer in Frankfurt is operated by Lufthansa the whole way. Go figure) Portland is definitely better connected to Asia than Europe.

Still, worst case, it's easy to catch a flight from Seattle to Portland, and the walk isn't too bad... :)