Me, too. We used to call it Tree Top Airlines. They flew WWII vintage C-47's in their early days, IIRC.Back in the day, I used to fly on Trans-Texas Airways, the precursor to Texas Intentional.
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Me, too. We used to call it Tree Top Airlines. They flew WWII vintage C-47's in their early days, IIRC.Back in the day, I used to fly on Trans-Texas Airways, the precursor to Texas Intentional.
What, drive from Sacramento California to DFW, then fly? He wants to travel sometime in October.Check sun country. They run DFW to CZM for ~$300 between june 1 and aug 20. AA knows they’re the only direct NS flight from here and gouge the price aftewr SC stops their seasonal flights.
Well, a realistic appraisal would require a bigger look. Search the airline in News and you find many ominous headlines. See Interjet - Google SearchChecking the flight status for Interjet the last few days I've seen no cancellations for the Tijuana to Mexico city and Mexico city to Cancun routes.
I think buying with a credit card would offer a lot of protection, but a trip could still be ruined. It's always a good idea to get trip insurance when leaving the country, so one might want to shop for good coverage with an iffy airline in mind.Hopefully this will be consistent in June also. Seems they had a labor dispute back in March and service issues with the Russian built Sukhoi Superjet 100s. I would be cautious buying tickets for tickets more then 6 months out.
$15/day parking, $30 round-trip to use the connecting bridge, and you're impressed. Must have been great flights.Last June I had a good experience using the San Diego CBX sky bridge into the Tijuana airport. Hoping for the same this June?
Also nice that you are local enough to get dropped off, and you can avoid I&C in Houston, yes.No need to pay for day parking. I'm dropped off either at San Diego airport or the CBX bridge.
The $30 dollars to avoid TSA and immigration line in Cozumel and the return flight thru IAH is well worth that IMHO.
Also American reduced flights to Cancun last fall and dropped the Miami to Cozumel route at the beginning of April.