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London to LA. BA or US Airways?
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            Hi guys, I have to tell you the full story in order for you to give me good advice.
I was looking to fly return to LA as it was cheap and use LA as a base to visit San Fran & Vegas. However, after your advice, I have realised that there are better ways to do this. I have now found the below flights for my trip. I would appreciate it of you could let me know your thoughts please. I live in London but have followed the advice of some of you guys and checked out flights leaving from dublin.
I am not all that interested in seeing LA so have decided to leave this out of the trip. The places which I really want to see our San Fran & Vegas.
I have found these flights on the AA website.
07:45 - 09:05 DUB to LHR (one world BA flight)
11:20 - 14:45 LHR to SFO (one world BA flight)
(14hrs 40 mins travel time)
11:30 - 12:52 LAS to LAX (AA flight)
15:55 - 10:05 LAX to LHR (AA operated by BA)
(14hrs 35 mins travel time)
These flights are currently £481.30 per person
Please let me know your thoughts.
Thanks so much for your help guys.0 - 
            On the one world flights from LHR to SFO, it says N/A under the meals section. Any idea why that would be?0
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            What dates are you travelling?
What would be the price of flying to/from London to use as a benchmark to see if flying out to Dublin would be worth it...0 - 
            My dates are 10th - 20th april
I can get a flight to dublin on the 9th for £28 per person (£48 pp inc £20 luggage), and stay in the premier in at the airport for £30 per night.
So total cost inc. 2two bags would be £1260 - 
            The cheapest LON-SFO LAS-LON flights on the same dates are over £700 indirect and even more for nonstop. So that's a pretty hefty saving if you don't mind the extra leg to Dublin.0
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            Think I'm going to book it now before it gets any more expensive
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            Just a tip rather than using Ryanair check out the one way fare LHR DUB and deduct the bag cost but add on the cost of leaving a bag in left luggage at LHR .I Would Rather Climb A Mountain Than Crawl Into A Hole
MSE Florida wedding .....no problem0 
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