Vivinavi : Los Angeles : (United States) Los Angeles

• 倍金萬
• 2019/12/12 (Thu) 12:08
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＞ Earn Profit Efficiently on Earnable Routes

At the same time, it can be said to be a "good time to earn". As an example, some years ago, in January, I purchased a reservation on Delta's website for a flight during May, which was not the summer vacation period. It was in the $700 range, as I recall, but I was interested in it and kept checking the fares in my spare time after that. Then, the closer to the departure date, the more expensive it became, and about a week before the flight, the price went up to about $1,500, as if there were fewer seats available on that flight. Even so, people who had to fly on that day would still buy. It's a bad way to put it, but it's a good way to "find your footing".

This is probably also done automatically by a computer program, not by a human on each flight.


On the other hand, I know only Japanese railroads, but they do not change fares for years, not seasons. During the morning commuter rush hour, the fare is the *same* fare even if the train is packed 190% full of passengers, or even if it is carrying only air for some time.

This is in stark contrast to air fares.

• 倍金萬
• 2019/12/13 (Fri) 14:31
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Question.

What do you call a travel bag with wheels that can be carried on board in Japan?

Here it is usually called Carry-On Luggage. The maximum size is 22 x 14 x 9 Inches and the weight limit depends on the airline. Weight is usually not a concern, but I have heard that Singapore Airlines is the only airline that has a strict weight limit.

I boarded an early Delta flight at LAX a few years ago, and the plump lady sitting near me, who was probably the first man I had ever sat near, asked me to put this bag up on the top shelf. When I lifted it up, it was extremely heavy. I was very curious about what was in the bag, but I couldn't ask her, so I lifted it up with a dizzying "yo-yo-sho" voice.

• ダフ屋
• 2019/12/14 (Sat) 09:16
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The airlines are no better than duffers, changing prices at the feet of their customers.

Car rentals also raise the price more than if you try to make a last minute reservation.

• ぶっちゃけ
• 2019/12/14 (Sat) 09:19
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#1258
Sell high when you can sell high. Of course. Do you know that some flights are in the red ？?

• 倍金萬
• 2019/12/14 (Sat) 09:52
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JAL and ANA have slightly larger Carry-On Luggage size limits and
weight restrictions. Both companies also require

22 x 16 x 10 Inches

22 lbs


When Singapore Airlines SQ11/SQ12 flights were Airbus double-decker
A380s, they had to weigh the bag
when checking in at LAX. I remember when Singapore Airlines SQ11/SQ12 flights were double-decker A380s, I was asked to weigh my bag even though it was a Carry-On bag.



On a different note, the Airbus ・ double decker A380 mentioned above was discontinued
only 11 years after its first commercial flight.

https://youtu.be/FogSAQ63f3Q