Have been trying to find a way to get from Ashland Oregon to Belize with out having to arrive the next day. Ashland is far south in Oregon. My Son/Wife & 2yr.old fiesty granddaughter are coming down. So far everything I find means they will be over 22 hours on planes and airports. Not doable for them. Tried Reno, going was fine, but return was another 22 hour trip. Any ideas?
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Hi, i live in eugene and my daughter lives in medford/jacksonville area. we fly down all the time. we fly out of eugene. overnight at portland if necessary. go thru houston. its 6-7 hours from portland. 4 to houston. 2 from there plus layover. if i get the early flight out of houston, i overnight in portland. if i get the afternoon flight there is enough time to do it all in the morning from eugene.
i just got this from a friend... this is a most wonderful alternative to a straight continental round trip
Many times I would book the early 10:15 a.m. TACA to Houston, then an early afternoon Continental into Portland.
If you buy round trip on TACA BZE to Houston and Continental round trip from PDX to Houston the price is usually not much different than a round trip on just Continental and the time is much better arriving around 8 pm in Portland. Much easier esp for a family with young children.
there are continental flights out of Medford, Oregon which looks very close to where you are. 13 1/2 hours going and 13 1/2 hours coming, but do having to leave oregon in the evening you will arrive next day. Why is that a problem? You are in BZE by 11:30am.
I like TACA's red-eye out of SFO. Board at midnight, fall asleep, wake in El Salvador, catch plane for short hop to BZE, take taxi to marine terminal (boy is that an overstatement), catch H2O taxi to San Pedro, have the time of your life kid.
Thanks Everyone. I booked them out of Portland, in the end that seemed the simplest. The problem KE is a very high strung 2 year old. Not sure, but she maybe smarter then her parents too.
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