Last night I filled in the last empty space in the air travel strands that are going to bind our spring trip to Europe together. Here’s a breakdown of what each chunk of our trip is going to cost (prices are for all three of us combined, all taxes and fees in, converted to Canadian dollars):
| Charlottetown | Boston | Air Canada/Aeroplan | $172.14 |
| Boston | Dublin | U.S. Airways | $580.55 |
| Dublin | Porto | Ryanair | $179.54 |
| Porto | London | Ryanair | $210.51 |
| London | Copenhagen | easyJet | $480.86 |
| Malmo | Dublin | Ryanair | $138.92 |
| Dublin | Boston | U.S. Airways | $580.55 |
| Boston | Charlottetown | Air Canada/Aeroplan | $172.14 |
It’s costing is $838 each for air travel, which seems pretty good for travel to five countries over five weeks on four different airlines.
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Unbelievable… next time I
Unbelievable… next time I will have you book our trip. Have fun and Happy Birthday! Don
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