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For my upcoming Camino, I'm going to fly Vueling non-stop from SdC to Amsterdam, than non-stop on Delta from Amsterdam to Detroit.
Or bus to Porto and fly from there.I would take a train to Madrid and fly home from there.
Yes, two separate tickets.Unfortunately for those who fly Delta, Delta is not partners with Iberia, so getting a ticket from Santiago to US on Delta or with a Delta code share will not be easy. I THINK that the best bet for Delta passengers who want to fly from Santiago is to get yourself to A Coruña or Vigo, where some Delta partners fly. You can then get a code share ticket.
My guess is that this is two separate tickets (I think Vueling only has a code share with Iberia and One World Alliance), but maybe you have been able to book it all on one ticket. Especially for the trip home to the US from Europe, I think most of us would strongly recommend that you have one ticket for your flights. If the Vueling flight is cancelled or has a huge delay, and you miss your connection in Amsterdam, you will most likely have to buy a new one-way ticket home. That would be very expensive.
I am hoping that @BillW was able to find a way to book this all on one ticket — if not, I think the best options are train/bus to Madrid or a flight to some European city from either Vigo or A Coruña and then a transfer to your US-bound flight.
Returned to Denver in June. With only a few days lead time, I searched Madrid, Lisbon, and (on the advice of locals) Porto. Turned out SdC originations were much cheaper price than any other although it used same flights/legs.Hello, I am looking for recommendations on how to return to the US after completing the Camino. I know I will need an open jaw flight. What is a recommended departure city and why? Thanks for the help. There have to be many returning to the US. What were your routes. I am from Salt Lake City.
Agree with train to Madrid, Delta to ATL, then SLC.Hello, I am looking for recommendations on how to return to the US after completing the Camino. I know I will need an open jaw flight. What is a recommended departure city and why? Thanks for the help. There have to be many returning to the US. What were your routes. I am from Salt Lake City.
I'm with Grousedoctor and BrianLCrabtree: train to Madrid and then Delta to ATL and SLC. Seems the easiest, most direct way.Hello, I am looking for recommendations on how to return to the US after completing the Camino. I know I will need an open jaw flight. What is a recommended departure city and why? Thanks for the help. There have to be many returning to the US. What were your routes. I am from Salt Lake City.
I did the Portuguese Camino from Porto in April this year, here is what I used for flights. Delta Salt Lake -Boston, overnight in Boston. New day took bus/train in Boston for a few hours. That night took TP Portuguese Airline Boston to Lisbon, Connecting flight to Porto. On return from Santiago, bus to Porto, spent two days in Porto. Beautiful city. TP flight to Lisbon connecting to TP to Boston same day connection to Salt Lake.Agree with train to Madrid, Delta to ATL, then SLC.
I recently bought a friend's ticket on Delta for Spain back to the States. Best option is to take a bus to A Coruna or Vigo which are about the same distance (about 2 hours) in different directions from Santiago and they only leave very early so need to stay in whichever city the night before. Have stayed/left from both and personally I like A Coruna better as the city is quaint and interesting. The other option is to take a train to Madrid and leave from there which again means travel the day before and a stay in Madrid. Buen Camino.Hello, I am looking for recommendations on how to return to the US after completing the Camino. I know I will need an open jaw flight. What is a recommended departure city and why? Thanks for the help. There have to be many returning to the US. What were your routes. I am from Salt Lake City.
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