how to get a cheap midwest airline flight?
My grandma is sick and i am going to visit her, my sister is no longer able to go, so my cousin was going to come, but they are saying they can not change the name on the ticket. Is this true? is there something else i can do? I am willing to buy another roundtrip ticket for her, but its 250, DOES ANYONE KNOW ANY PROMO CODES THAT I CAN USE to get this ticket any cheaper? or does anyone know another way to get this ticket cheaper. the flight is april 28 to may 2nd vegas to milwaukee
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guess going to work for an airline is out
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yes you can NOT change the name on the airline ticket that is true,, and there is nothing you can do thats per homeland security and TSA rules,... now you asked for some promo codes you can try the following website http://www.retailmenot.com/ this website has promo codes for everything you would just need to type in the airline you want to see if they have any
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Hey, no you cannot change the name on the ticket as stated above, however when my grandmother was sick and unable to use her tickets we were able to get hers and my grandfathers tickets refunded, and then using that money we were able to buy new tickets and fly to her instead. However i think we paid the insurance when we brought the ticket, which was about $9, i dont know if you can get refunds unless you get the insurance, though it might be a call to the airline and explain you grandmother is sick and you need a refund or to put the tickets on hold until she is better, might be worth a try. chao
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Midwest is already the cheapest flights. Promo codes won't help you. All they will do is get you the current price. The promo codes are based on the full fare price. The prices you see are already with a promo code of some sort.
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
How do you pop your ears after flying
How do you pop your ears after flying?
I Flew yesterday from LA California to Milwaukee Wisconsin. I got a bad earache on the descending part of the flight. Now my ear fells like it needs poped and its my hearing out of it is weird. I can hear myself breath a lot louder and scratching my head to. Ive tried everything. Ive triding holding my noes and blowing out if it. Ive tried Q-tips. Ive tried water. NOTHING WORKS. How do I pop this ear and make it normal again.
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I hate when that happens....did you try yawning? Or eating something?
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For me, this is happened. It may be an ear infection from fluid that built up in your ear. Do you have a cold? Because that usually happens when the sinus is full and fluid seeps out. However, I hold my nose, swallow, and blow. It helped me. But, if you have a cold, then be sure to get rest, and give it 5 days to 2 weeks to leave.
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Try: chewing a lot of gum, driving up and down from high to low altitude (if plausible in your area), put your head under water & try the hold your nose and blow technique. And, also, try buying an ear wax removal kit. It could be that the flight/altitude dislodged some ear wax and it is what is blocking your ear canal. If you don't want to try that, you can go to your doctor, who can check it out and perform the ear wax wash removal, if necessary. Good Luck! Have had this happen, myself - NO Fun!! & Hope this helps!
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Hmm... Ive had the exact same problem. Usually I hold my nose and breath out. you can also try chewing gum or swallowing perhaps even yawning
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When there's pressure in my ears i yawn or chew gum especially during assending and decending on a plane. Try and chew some gum. If that doesn't work, you need to go see a doctor. Something could be wrong.
I Flew yesterday from LA California to Milwaukee Wisconsin. I got a bad earache on the descending part of the flight. Now my ear fells like it needs poped and its my hearing out of it is weird. I can hear myself breath a lot louder and scratching my head to. Ive tried everything. Ive triding holding my noes and blowing out if it. Ive tried Q-tips. Ive tried water. NOTHING WORKS. How do I pop this ear and make it normal again.
Health & Safety - 5 Answers
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I hate when that happens....did you try yawning? Or eating something?
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For me, this is happened. It may be an ear infection from fluid that built up in your ear. Do you have a cold? Because that usually happens when the sinus is full and fluid seeps out. However, I hold my nose, swallow, and blow. It helped me. But, if you have a cold, then be sure to get rest, and give it 5 days to 2 weeks to leave.
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Try: chewing a lot of gum, driving up and down from high to low altitude (if plausible in your area), put your head under water & try the hold your nose and blow technique. And, also, try buying an ear wax removal kit. It could be that the flight/altitude dislodged some ear wax and it is what is blocking your ear canal. If you don't want to try that, you can go to your doctor, who can check it out and perform the ear wax wash removal, if necessary. Good Luck! Have had this happen, myself - NO Fun!! & Hope this helps!
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Hmm... Ive had the exact same problem. Usually I hold my nose and breath out. you can also try chewing gum or swallowing perhaps even yawning
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When there's pressure in my ears i yawn or chew gum especially during assending and decending on a plane. Try and chew some gum. If that doesn't work, you need to go see a doctor. Something could be wrong.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
misplaced passport//midwest flight/School ID
misplaced passport//midwest flight/School ID?
flight leaves att around 5 pm Midwest--out of Milwaukee. Don't have access to birth cert--foreign. passport not lost just misplaced--I do have an expired DL same home address and can provide soc
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It depends on where you are flying to. If you are flying outside of the US then chances are you will not be allowed to board the plane. These regulations are a part of the WHTI enacted by the US government which requires a valid passport for air travel outside of and into the US. Passports are not required for travel within the US. If you are flying within the US then you should not have any trouble as long as you have proper photo ID. The airline may accept an expired driver's license along with other ID if you have no other photo ID available. I would contact the airline and check with them as to what ID they require or will accept.
flight leaves att around 5 pm Midwest--out of Milwaukee. Don't have access to birth cert--foreign. passport not lost just misplaced--I do have an expired DL same home address and can provide soc
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It depends on where you are flying to. If you are flying outside of the US then chances are you will not be allowed to board the plane. These regulations are a part of the WHTI enacted by the US government which requires a valid passport for air travel outside of and into the US. Passports are not required for travel within the US. If you are flying within the US then you should not have any trouble as long as you have proper photo ID. The airline may accept an expired driver's license along with other ID if you have no other photo ID available. I would contact the airline and check with them as to what ID they require or will accept.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
how long is flight
how long is flight?
I am flying from milwaukee, wisconsin to dallas, texas...can someone tell me how long of a flight that is??? please respond asap! thanks please i need to know quickly!!! someone help
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If you're flying nonstop, it's a 2 and a half hour flight. If it's a one stop flight, it'll be a little over 5 hours total (you'll have to fly from Milwaukee to another airport, then from that airport to Dallas).
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A direct flight is approx. 2 Hrs 26 Min. you can get flight times for airports all over the world at http://www.jets.com/
I am flying from milwaukee, wisconsin to dallas, texas...can someone tell me how long of a flight that is??? please respond asap! thanks please i need to know quickly!!! someone help
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If you're flying nonstop, it's a 2 and a half hour flight. If it's a one stop flight, it'll be a little over 5 hours total (you'll have to fly from Milwaukee to another airport, then from that airport to Dallas).
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A direct flight is approx. 2 Hrs 26 Min. you can get flight times for airports all over the world at http://www.jets.com/
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