SDQ - CPH w/o USA stopover

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EverythingJeff

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Any tips on getting to Denmark WITHOUT transiting through the USA?

I have two employees travelling (1 Dominican, 1 Haitian), and my boss just quit

Airlines? Sites?

Anything is helpful at this point!

 

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Via Germany with Condor, via UK with British Airways, via Belgium with jetairfly, via Spain with Iberia or AirEuropa

 

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Try SAS...Scandinavian Airlines...good luck....does that mean you are the new head honcho now...

 

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Thanks!

I'm doing this I think, cheapest with only one transit city.

 

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I think nearly everyone tries to avoid the ghastly transit siuations in the USA which must be the worst in the world especially if you land in Miami with AA from a latin country .I am surprised that Panama City which is the hub for Copa does not try to attract an airline from Asia to stop there .To go to Europe at least you have the choices that matilda has given plus there are many charter flghts to Italy also ,,but to go Asia or Australasia the choice is only via Santiago which takes much longer

 

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Even though it's old, I wanted to say thanks for your help everyone
We did the flights I mentioned above and even managed business class on the way back.

Thanks again!

Our final destination was Sweden, by train, hence the Sony Ericsson office

 

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EverythingJeff said:

Our final destination was Sweden, by train, hence the Sony Ericsson office

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Cool!

 

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EverythingJeff said:

Even though it's old, I wanted to say thanks for your help everyone
We did the flights I mentioned above and even managed business class on the way back.

Thanks again!

Our final destination was Sweden, by train, hence the Sony Ericsson office

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Howdy colleague, Ericsson employee over here...say hi to Hans from me lol!