Rue a Nation, Arq {3-2=1} Zea: Our Itinerary

Monday, October 22

Our Itinerary

For anyone interested:

LAX to Nadi, Fiji (NAN)
Air Pacific #0811
Leave 11/23 11:30p, arrive 11/25 5:10am

Nadi, Fiji to Auckland, NZ
Air Pacific #0411
Leave 11/1 8:45a, arrive 11/1 12:50pm

Auckland, NZ to Sydney, AUS
Aerolineas #1182
Leave 1/29/08 7:10a, arrive 1/29 9am

Brisbane, AUS to Bangkok, Thailand
Thai Airways #0992
Leave 3/2/08 11:59p, arrive 3/3/08 6:10am

Bangkok, Thailand to Athens, Greece
Thai Airways #0946
Leave 4/3/08 12:35a, arrive 4/3 7:05a

London Heathrow to NYC JFK
Air India #0111
Leave 5/30/08 1:15p, arrive 5/29/08 (I think?) 4:55p

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The Jackalope said...: Good to know! We're thinking of you. Wish us luck - we receive the Jefferson County microscope up our butts this week. Mac's effin' huge...; 5:51 PM

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Rue a Nation, Arq {3-2=1} Zea

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