Geez, considering that the other way you only have to cross one little ocean, that seems excessive.
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I agree! And yet this seems to be the direction people go.
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Sounds like Fay is flying the equivalent to the US train system. For me to visit my sister in Orlando area (where there is a train station), I have to travel NORTH to Chicago, then over to the coast, then SOUTH to Florida, rather than just across the panhandle. 3 days! Crazy I tell you.
I think that's because the rails across the southern part of the U.S. are still in post-Katrina damage, omnis.
ah. Hadn't thought of that. I was wondering what happened to the Dixie Flyer that Randy Newman sang about.
Dude. I am crossing FOUR fucking continents to get there.
So, moving Seattle closer to Virginia won't make a significant difference to you, then? Good, good.
And yet this seems to be the direction people go.
How bizarre! The airlines know the world is round, right? You'll be so jetlagged, you'll have caught up with your own sleep cycle by the time you get there. Faster than the speed of sleep!
That's completely weird. When I've traveled to China, Japan, etc, I've flown over the Pacific. Can't imagine going the other way. Ouch.
I would imagine it's more economical to take less fuel and make more refueling stops across Asia and Europe than to have every flight load up for the Pacific crossing.
I suppose that's why a lot of flights transfer in Hawaii.
Even then, it's possible that the cost of shipping the jet fuel to Hawaii more than equals out the cost for more refueling stops on the westward route.