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Not sure why you aren't just going SDF-ATL-LAX?

 

UA has 2 flights to DEN, 3 to IAH.  DL has 3 to MSP and 4 to DTW.  On the contrast, DL has 8 flights to ATL, and then a dozen flights from ATL to LAX.  That has to be the routing with most options for rebookings.

 

If you insist on one of the airports you posted, I'd choose IAH, as they aren't really snow or ice affected.  Then again, that would mean you would have to fly on UA.  Of the other three, MSP handles the snow the best -- remember Joe Patroni?

 

 

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12 hours ago, FlyerTalker said:

Not sure why you aren't just going SDF-ATL-LAX?

 

UA has 2 flights to DEN, 3 to IAH.  DL has 3 to MSP and 4 to DTW.  On the contrast, DL has 8 flights to ATL, and then a dozen flights from ATL to LAX.  That has to be the routing with most options for rebookings.

 

If you insist on one of the airports you posted, I'd choose IAH, as they aren't really snow or ice affected.  Then again, that would mean you would have to fly on UA.  Of the other three, MSP handles the snow the best -- remember Joe Patroni?

 

 

SORRY, I goofed! The end airport is SFO for a precise visit to San Francisco before departing from San Pedro. We have the SFO to LAX flight. 

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Keep in mind that any airport in the country can be affected by weather occurring at any airport in any other part of the country.

Ex. You could be flying through Miami in January and think you're safe because it won't be snowing there.  But the plane you are going to board in MIA could be coming in from Buffalo. Or the plane could be sitting there but your crew got in late night before due to weather delays somewhere else and now you're flight is delayed due to mandatory crew rest.  Weather creates a domino effect 

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4 hours ago, rbslos18 said:

SORRY, I goofed! The end airport is SFO for a precise visit to San Francisco before departing from San Pedro. We have the SFO to LAX flight. 

 

Houston is now your best option.  Lots of flights between the two UA hubs.

 

 

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1 minute ago, FlyerTalker said:

 

Houston is now your best option.  Lots of flights between the two UA hubs.

 

 

Agree.

 

SFO is no stranger to weather impacts, due to runway locations.

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During winter months, we always fly at least one day early, if not two, to ensure that weather is not a delay or cancelation factor.

 

It is not the airport you are in or going through it is where your outbound flight is inbound from.

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