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I am ready to book my flight to London; and return from Paris to Los Angeles for a trip coming up in five months. I have a couple of questions:
First if an airline has a flight that is operated by another airlines (For example British Air operated by American Airlines) does that mean I will be flying on an American Airlines plane at AAs terminal?
There is only one non-stop flight offering both ways and it is sold by Delta and operated by two different airlines (Air France and Virgin America). Is there anything I should be concerned about booking this type of flight?
Is it best to fly non-stop or, should I, would I, appreciate a few hour stop/break to split it up. From LA its about 11 hours going and 12 returning if non-stop.
Any other suggestions or airlines recommendations for that flight?
thanks
First if an airline has a flight that is operated by another airlines (For example British Air operated by American Airlines) does that mean I will be flying on an American Airlines plane at AAs terminal?
There is only one non-stop flight offering both ways and it is sold by Delta and operated by two different airlines (Air France and Virgin America). Is there anything I should be concerned about booking this type of flight?
Is it best to fly non-stop or, should I, would I, appreciate a few hour stop/break to split it up. From LA its about 11 hours going and 12 returning if non-stop.
Any other suggestions or airlines recommendations for that flight?
thanks