#las vegas airport

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[kmonthisday]

170519 BBMAs Twitter || Las Vegas Airport Arrival

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[pcgamer]

Watch this Amazing Landing At Las Vegas Int. Airport - Southwest B737-700

[mrsmoose54]

Las Vegas Airport Changes Name

Everyday is a school day! Now I know that this isn’t recent news but it was news to me. At the end of 2021 Las Vegas Airport changed it’s name. Since it’s first commercial arrivals in 1948 the airport had been named after the Senator of Nevada Pat McCarran. As far back as 2012, stories began to emerge of McCarran’s history of perpetuating racism and antisemitism. In response to the stories, The…

[bobcat-pie]

HOWM'ST THE FUCCCCCK DID IT TAKE ME THIS LONG TO LEARN ABOUT THE TEXAS BLIND SALAMANDER

I HAVE BEEN OBSESSED WITH OLMS FOR YEARS KNOWING THAT I'LL PROBABLY NEVER SEE ONE SINCE I DON'T HAVE THE WILL TO TRAVEL TO SLOVENIA. BUT THERE'S AMERICAN VERSIONS OF OLMS PRODUCED BY CONVERGENT EVOLUTION.

WHAT A WORLD!!!

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL WORLD!!!!!!!

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🆘Las Vegas, California Fire Disaster Similar to the catastrophe of the ongoing WAR on Gaza, Palestine from 463 days🕊️

Las Vegas 2025

Gaza, Palestine 2023 to 2025

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[mapsoffun]

One downside to this approach of breaking up the flights is that if you buy the Wanna Get Away fare on Southwest and don’t opt for Early Bird Check-In, you’re probably going to get a not-great boarding position even if you’re able to check-in right on-time. I did it while we waited for our bag to emerge from baggage claim, and I received C17. The day of our flight, I went over to the gate agent and asked whether or not she was concerned that I would have to gate-check my bag with that position, and she did not seem too concerned nor did she encourage me to buy upgraded boarding. It ended up being fine, and we had a nice little lunch before boarding our 6-hour flight to Kona, when we arrived just as the sun was setting.

Something I didn’t know is that Kona is an open-air airport--while there are some closed-off places, like the main restaurant and the bathrooms, everything else is open to the elements. It’s a nice airport and we were able to get to our rental car lot quickly, though it took a second for the actual car to finally appear. 

Note: renting a car here is pretty important, because rideshares are hard and expensive to come by, and taxis are even pricier. You’ll probably have to pay for some sort of parking fee, but it’s worth it.

[histonics]

Taxi driver reading newspaper announcing the assassination of JFK. Photo by Thomas Hoepker, Las Vegas, 1963

[russell-crowe]

i used to really love the uk. for a while, i traveled there frequently for concerts and other events because it was so easy and affordable—only about 20 quid to get there from amsterdam. (cheaper if you were willing to suffer on a flixbus) at first, it was exciting, but over time the novelty wore off. i found myself going to london once every 1–2 months, navigating without google maps because i already knew the way to all my favorite venues and hotspots. i’d spend a lot of time just hanging out with friends in their local bars and stage dooring and wandering around st james park because i love the little squirrelly buggers there

then there was the time i went to manchester and saw someone steal a scooter in the middle of the street while everyone acted like it was nothing. or those endless trips from southend to amsterdam that familiarized me with the concept of "easyjet tourism" and the increased awareness of miserable british people using amsterdam as an escape from their shit. my fondness for the uk started to fade. when covid happened, my cultural interests shifted even more toward scandinavia and thus my travel budget also went more to that.

but now, i’m looking back at my trips to the uk with a sense of nostalgia i guess. it’s like dipping into a warm pool and pretending it’s heated by something pleasant instead of… well, piss. surprisingly, i’m really excited to visit again. i’m going on a trip in february that feels like a throwback to pre-covid times: meeting a friend, seeing a favorite performer (rhod), buying way too many dvds, and taking photos of those gloriously miserable beige buildings.

the country is objectively a bit of a mess (understatement), but there’s a strange charm to it that i can’t quite shake. i think back to how i went to a bilingual high school where we spent six years immersed in a quasi-posh british education within an ordinary dutch public school setting. and part of me is annoyed that i am doing the country equivalent of getting back with my ex, but also... sigh. i am excited. :)

[undrthelights]

gotta listen to off to the races while in vegas on a layover…. it’s what lana would want

[m3talwhore]

Airport selfie

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various airport pictures

[kmonthisday]

170519 Las Vegas Airport Arrival

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Watch This Perfect Landing At Las Vegas Int. Airport - Alaska Airlines B...

[brianfrench1995]

1963 Greetings From McCarran Field - Las Vegas , Nevada Postcard 
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Bonanza F-27 
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[womenloverlmao]

I’m pretty sure whoever came up with Spencer’s name went to the Las Vegas airport and saw “Harry Reid” “Spencer St” and decided to combine the two 😭