I just flew back to Dublin today for the 9th time. When I fly back the next time will be for my graduation in June....
This was by far my best airline experience to date. Take note any future international travelers:
1. Flying out of Akron Canton is like flying out of your back yard. There was all of 3 people in line for security and it took longer to take my laptop out and put it back in my bag than it did for me to walk through security.
2. FLY DELTA. They have by far the friendliest, most accomodating staff. The food is the best. You get the option for a mini pizza and beer as a snack when returning to the US from Europe. 'Nough said.
3. The Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta has free wifi in the international terminal... a rare commodity in most US airports. (otherwise you pay $5 for a "day pass" on Boingo wireless).
4. If at all possible book in Business class, especially for long haul flights. I'm not sure quite how it happened, but I ended up in Business elite on my flight from ATL to DUB. Endless drinks, movies and leg room with a chair that reclines to laying flat--what more could you ask for? Not to mention boarding boarding first "through the sky priority lane" (which basically means you can board anytime and you walk on a laid out red Delta carpet). It just made the whole trip that much more enjoyable.
5. NEVER fly through Chicago (ORD) unless Chicago is your final destination and ESPECIALLY NOT if you're flying internationally. You will have to change terminals if you've traveled domestically first and add another hour to get through security a second time. Just a hassle, not to mention the fact that it's one of the first airports to close with any poor weather.
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