[nabs-l] plane fares for Louisiana and Colorado

[J.J. Meddaugh]

Beth,
I did a quick check at dates in April, and the cheapest to Denver looks to 
be around $211 with the cheapest tickets coming from Delta.
Midwest Airlines offers a nonstop route for $259 on various dates.

As for Monroe, the cheapest dates in April offer a fare of $244 roundtrip, 
also from Delta. There is no nonstop service from Orlando to Monroe.
Prices for airline tickets change wildly, but there really doesn't seem to 
be a lot of difference between the two, and I wouldn't base my decision on 
which training center to visit purely on who has the cheapest flights.




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> Hi, guys.  As luck would have it, I am looking at plane fares for both
> Louisiana and Colorado so that I can get a cheaper bid on a training
> center, possibly Colorado.  How much is it to fly, say, from Orlando
> to Denver versus Orlando to Monroe, Louisiana?  I'd like to know also
> what airlines you went with and so that I cancompare the prices.
> Thanks.
> Beth
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