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Arthur Frommer's Budget Travel, May, 2004
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I'm flying to Paris, changing planes in Madrid. Can I get off in Madrid and just make my way overland? Would I still be able to catch the return flight from Paris? -Jonathan Isbell, St. Louis, Mo
Probably not. Although this tactic might save you money over a legal open-jaw flight (into Madrid, out of Paris), it's against airline rules. If the airline catches you-and it will, since you're doing this on the outbound leg-it can cancel your return ticket with no refund.
We're trying to put together a two-island Hawaii trip, but we aren't really beach people-we like to see and do rather than relax. My husband wants to visit Pearl Harbor, so we'll go to Oahu. Which other island would you recommend? -Connie Letendre, Slatersville, R.I.
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