Ever flown these airlines ?

[John F]

Has anyone ever flown Uzbekistan Airways or Air Ukraine (NOT Ukraine International)?  I have flown Air Ukraine, but only a hop from Simferopol to Kiev.  Both of these airlines have non-stop flights from Kiev to New York.  I'm wondering about service, reliability, comfort, etc...

[Alfred]

... in response to Ever flown these airlines ?, posted by John F on Jan 7, 2003

Uzbekistan Airways does not have baggage transfer agreements with all airlines.  This means that you can not check your luggage all of the way through by showing both tickets.  

Although I have not flown Uzbekistan Airways, I have verified this because I was seriously considering doing this. (I did not do this because I found a cheaper ticket where I did not have to switch airlines.) Another member of this forum has reported actually experiencing this problem, however, I can not find his post in the archive.

Just a work to the wise: allow enough time to recheck your luggage in New York.

[Griffin]

... in response to Re: Uzbekistan Airways and luggage, posted by Alfred on Jan 8, 2003

I had to buy tickets from two different sources, one for each leg.  Neither agent would issue tickets that included a transfer from another airline to Uzbekistan Airlines or vice versa.

[juio99]

... in response to Ever flown these airlines ?, posted by John F on Jan 7, 2003

John, you mentioned below going to airport website and finding list of incoming flights.

How do you do this?  For instance, I would like to find out where flights originate from (probably within europe) that arrive into some smaller european cities.  Once I know where the flights originate from (within europe), then I can look for flights from USA to that intermediate city.

Thanks much,

JR

[Richard]

... in response to Question to John F, posted by juio99 on Jan 8, 2003

http://www.airport-borispol.kiev.ua/timetable/ is a link to one of the sites that contains schedule information.  It can be slow to load at time.

I found it on google by searching flights boryspil.  flights borispol also works.

I have tried pricing tickets to western europe and a second ticket into Kiev.  I did not produce any bargains this way, and often it was much more expensive than a ticket from the US to Kiev and back.  

I have often found a cheaper ticket by using what is know as an "open jaw" ticket.  I live in South Florida which makes it easy to leave from Fort Lauderdale and return to Miami.  (I've got a friend who will go all way to Miami for gas money and diner at his favorite Cuban restaurant.)

[scammer]

... in response to Question to John F, posted by juio99 on Jan 8, 2003

you can find good links with also cheap direct flight to USA in our forum at www.scammer.net under "airlines".

bye
 alex

[Dan]

... in response to Re: Question to John F, posted by scammer on Jan 8, 2003

Alex;

Go read the rules of this website and you will see that posts such as yours - self-promoting other commercial websites - are disallowed.

- Dan

[John F]

... in response to Question to John F, posted by juio99 on Jan 8, 2003

Go to the JFK airport website.  You will see a number of dropdown boxes.  Select "Flight Schedules" from the dropdown box "Airlines at JFK".  You shold be here ... http://www.panynj.gov/aviation/oagframe.HTM

Now select if you are interested in incoming or outgoing flights, origination or destination city, and date.

I simply put checked the lower box, "Flights to New York City Airports", entered "Kiev" as origination city, and experimented with a range of dates.

Good Luck!

[John F]

... in response to Re: Question to John F, posted by John F on Jan 8, 2003

I got the same information directly from the Frankfurt airport website.  I got it from the Boryspil website, but it appeared to be down and I found a departure schedule here ... http://www.ts.kiev.ua:8101/kiev/transpor/air/time.htm

This list is how I found the non-stop from Kiev to New York, which sent me to the JFK site.

I think if you are interested in a particular city, the airport will be the place to look for a complete arriving / departing flight schedule rather than a ticket agent.

[Jski]

... in response to Question to John F, posted by juio99 on Jan 8, 2003

[This message has been edited by Jski]

Not John F, but hope it helps......

http://www.flightlookup.com/

[juio99]

... in response to Re: Question to John F, posted by Jski on Jan 8, 2003

Thanks, I just checked that out.  However, doesn't quite do it since it requires you enter departure and arrival airport.

There are just an unlimited number of cities to check on a trial and error basis if you need to enter both cities.

My question is:  I want to know where flights come from that arrive in a city that I will specify.

[Jski]

... in response to To Jski, posted by juio99 on Jan 8, 2003

[This message has been edited by Jski]

http://home.hccnet.nl/de.bock/flightinfo/timetableairl.htm                

http://www.worldairportguide.com/

http://entrelinks.com/Travel/airport.htm

OAG would work, but its a pay service

[juio99]

... in response to Re: Still looking, this any closer?, posted by Jski on Jan 8, 2003

n/t

[Jski]

... in response to Re: Still looking, this any closer?, posted by Jski on Jan 8, 2003

[This message has been edited by Jski]

http://www.flightarrivals.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/Flights.woa/3/wo/NezO02y077Xr05D0Vl/1.13

But not a lot of international small places.....sorry

[juio99]

... in response to Re: Re: This should do it, posted by Jski on Jan 8, 2003

That does the trick for US cities and 10 or so large foreign cities.

Now, if they just had such a source for medium cities in eastern europe and the eastern mediterranean area.

Thanks Jski for your help above and beyond the call of duty.

JR