Well folks checked my space available military flight chances....military retirees can fly on any military(with some exceptions) Baltimore Washington international military passenger terminal has government charter planes, if they have 300 seats contracted for and only 200 duty passengers that means 100 retirees get to fly usually to Europe, fee is around $15 to $30 customs fees. So when you sign up as retiree you go on list for 60 days so that you are given a date and time of sign up and days go by you move up list. My date of sign up was 12 august 1745 hrs..a flight flew Saturday had 217 seats for non duty passengers and 217 retirees flew to Ramstein...the latest sign up for those people was sept 6th....that means Monday 16th at 1430 or 230pm(for civilians) I will be signing in to (with a little luck) fly to Europe, will return approx 5th to 10th. So my solo travel adventure begins, Ramstein to Heidelberg to Stuttgart to Munich either to Prague first then Vienna to Innsbruck or Innsbruck Vienna(side trip to Budapest) then Prague and if time permits back to my home from 1983 tot 1885 Berlin then on back to Ramstein or Aviano Air Force base Italy,or Mildenhall Air force base England to try for return flight to US.
Posted on: Sun, 15 Sep 2013 05:30:23 +0000
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