The Bowen Knot ⌘: We're Leaving on a Jet Plane, don't know when we'll be back again - March 26, 2015 "Red Eye" on American Airlines

Thursday, February 5, 2015

We're Leaving on a Jet Plane, don't know when we'll be back again - March 26, 2015 "Red Eye" on American Airlines

It's Official!!! We're Leaving for Ecuador on March 26, 2015!!!

We got our airline tickets from Florida to Guayaguil, Ecuador on American Airlines. We are all flying 1st Class (I'll be able to check that off my bucket list :-)

With the 1st Class tickets we are allowed to each bring 3 bags up to 70lbs. The price difference between coach (2 bags up to 50lbs) and 1st Class was so small that it only made sense to take the upgrade. In the end, it was the cheaper way to go by $50.

Here is the baggage info for our flight. This was provided to us via American Airlines:

American Airlines
International

1st Carry-On

2nd Carry-On

1st Checked

2nd Checked

3rd Checked

No Charge

36 din / 91 dcm

45 din / 114 dcm

62 din / 158 dcm

Includes: purse, briefcase, laptop bag or similar item that must fit under the seat in front of you.

Maximum dimensions not to exceed:
22" long x 14" wide x 9" tall (56 x 35 x 23 cm)

Under 70lbs / 32kgs

Then $200 for any additional checked items up to 50lbs.

I will update this info and add more details once I speak to AA Special Services person about the FurBabies.

I'm So Excited...Back to Work I Go Selling, Donating, and Dumping, Heather :-)

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Two Shamrocks: This is a service that we might consider using again to give it a second chance. But, the experience that we had would normally cause us to award one shamrock if not for some key redeeming features. If it was a food establishment the food was okay, but still sub-par. We didn't like the food. Serious room for improvement exists.

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Four Shamrocks: Great service. This is a definitive repeat for us. We like a lot about the service and recommend it. If it was a food establishment the food was excellent. We liked it a lot. We like the place enough to return frequently. There are very few detractors.

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