h a l f b a k e r y"It would work, if you can find alternatives to each of the steps involved in this process."
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I read this
www.telegraph.co.uk/ news/2017/06/30 /student-flies-
london -via-spain- cheaper-train/
and was wondering why not have a website which suggests the
flight from origin to destination, the most economical
way...irrespective of how much of detour it involves
is there something
like this already in place? apologies if it is.
Link from idea.
http://www.telegrap...pain-cheaper-train/
[scad mientist, Sep 17 2017]
Going my way?
https://en.wikipedi...air_recovery_system
[2 fries shy of a happy meal, Sep 17 2017]
[link]
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Finally another calculation, for aircraft travel path super computers, to minimize returning seats. All the better if all the airline companies traded seats. |
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A decent idea, especially if it includes lots of local transport... "Ben's oxcart for $2 from the ferry to Ogden's cowpasture where old Willy will fly you in an arguably older cropduster to the field next to the train station in the next county over..." stuff like that. |
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FlyingToaster: sounds like the last time I tried to use traveline to plan a journey... |
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If it didn't say "Walk to the trebuchet on the riverbank (NE, 2 mins 30 secs)" then it's not Traveline ... |
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Must contain at least one instance of the word "portage". |
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Hitchhiking would always win except for water crossings,
although I have read about people successfully hitchhiking
at small aircraft airfields. |
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That's by far the best place to do it, because once the plane's
airborne it's really quite difficult to pull over and pick you up,
even if they do see you waving. |
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//because once the plane's airborne it's really quite difficult to pull over and pick you up, even if they do see you waving.// |
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Possible though.
I was certain I learned of this from one of your past [link]s
Balls of steel those lads had. |
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A very TARDIS centric way to move the self haphazardly through life. Well done. |
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