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New Web Page Map Helps Travelers Find Alternative Airports With recent reports of congestion and delays at major airports such as Chicago's O'Hare where there are regulations pending to limit takeoffs and landings to about 80 per hour, authorities might want to encourage passengers to consider flying to alternative airports at their destinations. For example at Chicago such would be Midway Airport or Meigs Field. You might also want to consider Rockford or Milwaukee if it is convenient to your intended address at your destination. Not only would this lessen congestion at most large major city airports But would improve the viability of so-called smaller alternative airports in terms of increased revenue from landing fees and airport services that come with increased passenger traffic. Passengers would benefit from less waiting at security checkpoints and perhaps greater convenience at their destinations. Lower fares can sometimes be realized at alternative airports, for example choosing to fly to Oakland Airport or San Jose instead of San Francisco International could save you an average of $25 per person round trip. For Los Angeles, Orange County's John Wayne Airport (SNA) would be more convenient for visitors to Disneyland, as would Burbank or Ontario airports for the Hollywood area instead of going to Los Angeles International (LAX).


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The best way to see your airport options at your destinations would be to study a map of the city you will visit and look for the familiar representations of airports on that map. Online booking services often have lists of airport codes for commercial airports serving various cities and would indicate whether an airport found on a map would serve commercial airlines. For travelers to cities in North America, an online flight reservations system with an interactive map that indicates all commercial airport locations from Alaska and Hawaii to Central America and the Caribbean. This map displays the name and airport code as you move your cursor over the airport location indicators on the map. This will allow passengers to specify the airports at home and at their destinations when requesting flight and fare information. Travelers would also be able to see which cities and towns have commercial airports. This map can also be used to request flight information and make reservations. The web site of this intuitive online travel service is www.travelclickmap.com About the author: Francis Ardi is the developer of travelclickmap.com, an, interactive web page map application for point and click flight reservations across North America, including Alaska, Canada, Hawaii and the Caribbean. Visit http://www.travelclickmap.com

Written by: Francis M. Ardi

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