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Continental Airlines
Newest Review: ... bags were overweight, but the nice lady let us open them up and swap some bits and pieces around so only one bag was overweight and this only cost us an extra $25, which is not a lot and I thought this was exceptionally nice of her to say the least. What a great service. I will be returning to Orlando in August of this year and fully plan to use Continental Airlines once again and I would recommend them to anyone who asks. Enjoy your flight if travellig with them.... more |
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Continental Airlines: Continental - America As Soon As You Board (1455 words)
by purplifried - written on 22.07.08 (Very useful, 13 readings)
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As with all airlines and especially in the busy months, check-in was a bit slow. They check-in first and business first classes and then proceed to us economy folks, which didn't bother us in the slightest. We flew from Belfast to Newark to Orlando International and home again costing around £500 each. The great thing about Continental is that when you check your bags at belfast they are checked all the way through to your destination, which saves a lot of time and hassle. All you are left to do at the connecting airport then is grab your bag and move it to the correct location for the next flight, no standing waiting in anymore ...
by arta - written on 22.04.08
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The worst flight of my life - never ever again.
Rudest staff, cramped seating, food that was the the worst.
I asked for water and was asked if it was a medical emergency and was apparenty going to take off. It took them a couple of hours to sort out their problem - a dinky 757 for cross atlantic flight.
NEVER AGAIN! I will stick to better airlines.
If I had to give points between 0-10 (i would give it a whopping 0)
Continental Airlines: Try Flapping your Arms and Jumping off a Roof (1549 words)
by Essexgirl2006 - written on 23.09.07 (Very useful, 985 readings)
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For my trip to Central America I booked with a small group tour company and they used Continental Airlines, whom I had not flown with before. Most similar UK companies also used this airline for such destination. A quick search on the web showed why - it was the only major airline that flew to the necessary airports with only one stop over, as there were no direct flights. To fly to Merida in the Yucatan region of Mexico, you had to fly via Houston, Texas. Most other airlines including Air France, American Airlines and Mexican Aviacsa Airlines took two stops, some involving a change of airline. I initially assumed it was because Merida was a more obscure ...
