How long does it usually take to get through the first step (arraignment) in Los Angeles traffic court?
I have court tomorrow at 1:30 in a LA traffic court. I need to book either a flight or a bus to get back to the Bay Area. I'm just trying to figure out how long the arraignment process takes. I know in San Jose it takes about two hours since my last name begins with S. Experience answers only please!
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Just a couple hours. The courts close a 5:00 pm, You'll enter a plea, and have a trial date set. Then you'll have to fly back to L.A. for your trial. It just seems to me that it would be MUCH cheaper to just request Traffic School (if you qualify), than to pay for 2 round trip flights,and loose 2 days pay over a traffic citation.
Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Will someone find the price of this flight for me? PLEASE
Will someone find the price of this flight for me? PLEASE!?
I want to fly on South West. I want to depart on NOV. 24th sometime before noon, from San jose and land in San Diego. How much would that cost with a military discount?
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Go on line to south west & ask them we can't because we don't you id & numbers
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$166 less the discount
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there i looked it up for you it would cost about 166 dollars to 200 dollars and best time are 8:25 take off or another good time 10:25 here the web site http://www.southwest.com/flight/select-flight.html?disc=0%3A28%3A1290287362.621000%3A4678%40BC1206E4FB04ABFB8381F392BAB80A0801BB5749&ss=0&int=&companyName=&cid=
I want to fly on South West. I want to depart on NOV. 24th sometime before noon, from San jose and land in San Diego. How much would that cost with a military discount?
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Go on line to south west & ask them we can't because we don't you id & numbers
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$166 less the discount
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there i looked it up for you it would cost about 166 dollars to 200 dollars and best time are 8:25 take off or another good time 10:25 here the web site http://www.southwest.com/flight/select-flight.html?disc=0%3A28%3A1290287362.621000%3A4678%40BC1206E4FB04ABFB8381F392BAB80A0801BB5749&ss=0&int=&companyName=&cid=
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
International flight connecting into a domestic one, what happens to my bags
International flight connecting into a domestic one, what happens to my bags?
I'm flying from SJD (San Jose del Cabo, Baja California Sur, Mexico) to PHX (Phoenix, AZ), with a connecting flight to PHX through LAX (Los Angeles, CA). I was planning to check one bag through at SJD but I'm worried about what the procedure will then be at LAX. When I arrive in Los Angeles would I have to collect my bag and re-check it with US Airways, my connecting flight's operator (it's a United Airlines flight operated by US Airways; I was confused by this as well but their restrictions on bags are similar)? And if so, will I be subject to either US or United's fees for checked baggage? They have a different baggage allowance than American Airlines, who I am flying with out of SJD. Will domestic charges then apply because my connecting flight is a domestic one, despite my original flight having been an international one, and furthermore because the carriers are different? Or will my bag be exempted from charges because I'm connecting from an international flight, coming off an airline that did not charge for a first bag, with LAX not being my final destination? I didn't do anything unusual like book the flights separately; it was all done in one go through Expedia, with both of them appearing in my itinerary. I can't find any relevant information on any of these airlines' websites and have no access to a phone with which to call them. I e-mailed Expedia but they're going to take 24 hours to get back to me. Please advise as this is my first time flying solo and I would appreciate knowing what to expect! Thanks in advance. Hi, Your answer was extremely helpful, but just to clarify, it's American that my flight out of SJD is with, so is it their requirements I'm subject to or UA's? Furthermore, in the case that it is UA's, the UA flight (which is the connecting flight out of LAX) is operated by US Airways and now that I've taken another look at their site I notice that they, unlike UA, charge for a first checked bag! In this kind of situation, where one airline is operating another's flight, which airline's policy is it that determines how my bags are handled?
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United will be able to check your bag all the way through to PHX for you when you check in at SJD -- US Airways and United have interline baggage agreements that allow for the transfer of checked luggage between carriers. You will be subject to United's baggage requirements for flights between Mexico and the US, because you're checking in with UA. I'd also note that you will have to collect your bag when you arrive at LAX before you go through Customs and Immigration (as this is the normal procedure for international passengers arriving at LAX who must go through Customs/Immigrration). Once you've gone through, though, there should be a place where transit passengers may drop their bags for their connecting flights. Since UA will have checked your bag all the way to PHX for you, all you'd need to do is leave your bag at that point and then make your way to your connecting gate. EDIT: American and US Airways do have an interline baggage agreement as well -- AA will be able to check your bag all the way through to PHX for you as well. (You'll still have to pick the bag up at LAX before you go through Customs and Immigration, though, but you'll be able to drop it at the point where transit passengers drop their bags for connections.) Since you have clarified that you're flying American on the first flight rather than United or another airline, American's baggage rules apply. According to their website, you won't be charged for the first bag (though charges will apply for the second bag). Because you should be able to check your bag all the way through to PHX when you originally check in, US should not charge you for that bag.
I'm flying from SJD (San Jose del Cabo, Baja California Sur, Mexico) to PHX (Phoenix, AZ), with a connecting flight to PHX through LAX (Los Angeles, CA). I was planning to check one bag through at SJD but I'm worried about what the procedure will then be at LAX. When I arrive in Los Angeles would I have to collect my bag and re-check it with US Airways, my connecting flight's operator (it's a United Airlines flight operated by US Airways; I was confused by this as well but their restrictions on bags are similar)? And if so, will I be subject to either US or United's fees for checked baggage? They have a different baggage allowance than American Airlines, who I am flying with out of SJD. Will domestic charges then apply because my connecting flight is a domestic one, despite my original flight having been an international one, and furthermore because the carriers are different? Or will my bag be exempted from charges because I'm connecting from an international flight, coming off an airline that did not charge for a first bag, with LAX not being my final destination? I didn't do anything unusual like book the flights separately; it was all done in one go through Expedia, with both of them appearing in my itinerary. I can't find any relevant information on any of these airlines' websites and have no access to a phone with which to call them. I e-mailed Expedia but they're going to take 24 hours to get back to me. Please advise as this is my first time flying solo and I would appreciate knowing what to expect! Thanks in advance. Hi, Your answer was extremely helpful, but just to clarify, it's American that my flight out of SJD is with, so is it their requirements I'm subject to or UA's? Furthermore, in the case that it is UA's, the UA flight (which is the connecting flight out of LAX) is operated by US Airways and now that I've taken another look at their site I notice that they, unlike UA, charge for a first checked bag! In this kind of situation, where one airline is operating another's flight, which airline's policy is it that determines how my bags are handled?
Air Travel - 1 Answers
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United will be able to check your bag all the way through to PHX for you when you check in at SJD -- US Airways and United have interline baggage agreements that allow for the transfer of checked luggage between carriers. You will be subject to United's baggage requirements for flights between Mexico and the US, because you're checking in with UA. I'd also note that you will have to collect your bag when you arrive at LAX before you go through Customs and Immigration (as this is the normal procedure for international passengers arriving at LAX who must go through Customs/Immigrration). Once you've gone through, though, there should be a place where transit passengers may drop their bags for their connecting flights. Since UA will have checked your bag all the way to PHX for you, all you'd need to do is leave your bag at that point and then make your way to your connecting gate. EDIT: American and US Airways do have an interline baggage agreement as well -- AA will be able to check your bag all the way through to PHX for you as well. (You'll still have to pick the bag up at LAX before you go through Customs and Immigration, though, but you'll be able to drop it at the point where transit passengers drop their bags for connections.) Since you have clarified that you're flying American on the first flight rather than United or another airline, American's baggage rules apply. According to their website, you won't be charged for the first bag (though charges will apply for the second bag). Because you should be able to check your bag all the way through to PHX when you originally check in, US should not charge you for that bag.
Wednesday, August 1, 2012
i have a flight w/ american airlines how do i know my flight got canceled
i have a flight w/ american airlines how do i know my flight got canceled?
i have a flight with american airlines on may 3rd but i heard they were canceling their flights but how do i know if my flight got canceled? do i call them and ask them? do u think they will be cancelling flights in may still???? oh i went on the website and here is wat it said i wanted to see my flight info does this info mean its cancelled? plz answer all questions. Departure Arrival From / To: San Jose Municipal Airport, San Jose, CA, US Dallas Fort Worth Int'l Airport, Dallas, TX, US Scheduled: 11:05 AM 4:30 PM Actual: Terminal: A Not Available Gate: Not Available Not Available is this flight an MD-80 plane?
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call.
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It's hard to say if your flight will be cancelled this far in advance, though you'll just have to keep an eye out and call them a little closer to the departure date.
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No it should not be affected inspections will only last to latest monday
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Flights from DFW to SJC are usually MD-80s. So the answer to that question, is yes, it is an MD-80. There will definitely not be any terminal nor gate assignmet this far in advance so don't be alarmed by that, that does not mean your flight is cancelled. If you've given them your contact info when you booked then that's how they will notify ou of any flight abnormalities. If calling would make you feel a little bit more complacent, then do call them about 2 days before and if you so desire, again just before you're actual flight time. Remember though, that in certain situations, flights can get cancelled a few mins before or after the departure time.
i have a flight with american airlines on may 3rd but i heard they were canceling their flights but how do i know if my flight got canceled? do i call them and ask them? do u think they will be cancelling flights in may still???? oh i went on the website and here is wat it said i wanted to see my flight info does this info mean its cancelled? plz answer all questions. Departure Arrival From / To: San Jose Municipal Airport, San Jose, CA, US Dallas Fort Worth Int'l Airport, Dallas, TX, US Scheduled: 11:05 AM 4:30 PM Actual: Terminal: A Not Available Gate: Not Available Not Available is this flight an MD-80 plane?
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call.
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It's hard to say if your flight will be cancelled this far in advance, though you'll just have to keep an eye out and call them a little closer to the departure date.
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No it should not be affected inspections will only last to latest monday
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Flights from DFW to SJC are usually MD-80s. So the answer to that question, is yes, it is an MD-80. There will definitely not be any terminal nor gate assignmet this far in advance so don't be alarmed by that, that does not mean your flight is cancelled. If you've given them your contact info when you booked then that's how they will notify ou of any flight abnormalities. If calling would make you feel a little bit more complacent, then do call them about 2 days before and if you so desire, again just before you're actual flight time. Remember though, that in certain situations, flights can get cancelled a few mins before or after the departure time.
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