Hey MF

[SimonMac]

Or anybody else with something to add.

Need to head for the west coast US in January to meet up with ex ClientCo for talk on a new startup biz. What are the chances of being stuck in an airport with MF?

Only been to the east coast in winter and although very cold and loads of snow travel was unaffected.

Its a big risk

[norrahe]

That's a thought...

[Cliphead]

I would suggest either GLA-LHR-SEA on British Airways or GLA-KEF-SEA on Icelandair.

Sounds good, I'll check that out.

Cheers all.

[greenlake]

Heading for Seattle not sure about direct flights but more worried about connections from Glasgow to London I suppose.

I would suggest either GLA-LHR-SEA on British Airways or GLA-KEF-SEA on Icelandair.

[Cliphead]

I thought you weren't allowed back after your last trip when you attempted to free willy.

Dual nationality so two passport, hah!

[MarillionFan]

Mid January but to be confirmed. Will be travelling from Seattle to Orcas Island and also Vancouver Island during my stay there so no idea what the ferries will be like although it looks like I can get a flight from Seattle to Friday Harbour on Orcas again depending on the weather.

I thought you weren't allowed back after your last trip when you attempted to free willy.

[Cliphead]

No it'll be fine. Doesn't tend to snow on that coast. San Diego gets a little foggy as does San Fran so thats the only chance of a cancellation, LA, SJ airports etc will be fine.

When are you going?

Mid January but to be confirmed. Will be travelling from Seattle to Orcas Island and also Vancouver Island during my stay there so no idea what the ferries will be like although it looks like I can get a flight from Seattle to Friday Harbour on Orcas again depending on the weather.

[MarillionFan]

Or anybody else with something to add.

Need to head for the west coast US in January to meet up with ex ClientCo for talk on a new startup biz. What are the chances of being stuck in an airport or hotel cos of weather at that time of year?

Only been to the east coast in winter and although very cold and loads of snow travel was unaffected.

No it'll be fine. Doesn't tend to snow on that coast. San Diego gets a little foggy as does San Fran so thats the only chance of a cancellation, LA, SJ airports etc will be fine.

When are you going?

[Cliphead]

you'd have less trouble going to Amsterdam instead.

That's a thought...

[MPwannadecentincome]

Yeah was in Los Angeles in Feb and it was balmy compared to here.

Heading for Seattle not sure about direct flights but more worried about connections from Glasgow to London I suppose.

you'd have less trouble going to Amsterdam instead.

[Cliphead]

I used to fly out LAX during winter and not a chance of snow!

to maximise your chances fly to east coast and change planes, to minimise your chances fly direct.

Yeah was in Los Angeles in Feb and it was balmy compared to here.

Heading for Seattle not sure about direct flights but more worried about connections from Glasgow to London I suppose.

[MPwannadecentincome]

What are the chances of being stuck in an airport or hotel cos of weather at that time of year?

to maximise your chances fly to east coast and change planes, to minimise your chances fly direct.

[Damon]

I used to fly out LAX during winter and not a chance of snow!

[Cliphead]

Or anybody else with something to add.

Need to head for the west coast US in January to meet up with ex ClientCo for talk on a new startup biz. What are the chances of being stuck in an airport or hotel cos of weather at that time of year?

Only been to the east coast in winter and although very cold and loads of snow travel was unaffected.