<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Arial, Veranda">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Henry Dark:<BR><B>Thanks for the tip...<P>Indeed, we are flying Air Canada to PAris through Montreal. And alas, we have a 3.5 hour layover on the way home. Almost makes me want to take a cab into the city, but I doubt we'd have the time.<P>Don't know about airport taxes, we bought our tickets through an online travel agent, and got a good deal compared to the going rate.<P>And we're also flying through National..uggh.<P>Also, we're flying to Chicago tomorrow night...should we give ourselves more than an hour in terms of being at the airport?<P> </B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE><P>Hopefully you have a better experience, you need to go through customs twice when transferring flights. You are dumped outside after clearing the first customs so you could go to the city then , but you will have all of your luggage. And as you go to the next gate for your flight there will be a desk where they are asking you to pay $15 for airport improvement or something, but only need to pay if you are starting or ending in Montreal. It is a real pain in the ass, and you cant even get a drink on the flight back to Washington after the pain in the ass airport because you need Canadian dollars.
