Re: SAGE Days timing
William Stein
> William
>
> When you say "check-in" on the 15th and check-out on the 20th what times are
> you thinking of?
For starters, I'm personally not arriving in Seattle until January
15th at 10am (I'm flying from a San Francisco meeting that night). So
there won't be any official activities that I'm at until the morning
of the 16th.
>
> Looks like I can get a non-stop JetBlue flight that arrives at something
> like 9:30pm on the 15th and then one leaving at like 11pm on the 20th. Very
If you arrive at 9:30pm on the 15th and want to wait a half hour, we
can leave from the airport together.
> overnight on the return, but lots of the other options also seem to be
> overnight (or leaving early in the day on the 20th and still stopping
> somewhere, which I could do too, of course).
>
> Do those sort of times make sense, or should I look around some more? I
> want to look around a bit more anyway, but I don't want to screw up whatever
> plans you might have.
>
> Yesterday the JetBlue flights were about $180 each way plus tax.
>
> Arthur
>
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University of Washington
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