military space a travel from LA to jacksonville FL?
i have never used space a and would like to know what people think. i need to go to FL and was thinking of using space a. when i say from LA i ment from March AFB in riverside. any help would be great. i dont need to leave on a certain day but would like to leave within the week or so. i have never used space a before so i dont know what to do. Military - 2 Answers
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Don't plan on arriving the day you plan to arrive or departing the day you plan to depart. Space A works because the military fits you into their schedule. If their schedule doesn't fly from LA to JAX regularly, it may be a while. Also, if you are traveling for pleasure/not on official orders, you will be relatively low in the pecking order for getting what seats are available. Jacksonville is relatively easy to fly in/out of because NAS Jax is here. I'm not too sure about LA, but I imagine it would be more difficult because there's not a large air station in the vicinity to fly into.
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Here's the main phone number for March Air Reserve Base. But, most of their missions are for Pacific Air Forces, so I don't know if you will be able to connect with NAS Jacksonville, Florida. I think you might do better trying to get a hop out of Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, about thirty miles down I-15 from March. That's the second number below. In both cases ask the operator for air operations: March: 909-655-1110 Miramar: 858-577-1011
i have never used space a and would like to know what people think. i need to go to FL and was thinking of using space a. when i say from LA i ment from March AFB in riverside. any help would be great. i dont need to leave on a certain day but would like to leave within the week or so. i have never used space a before so i dont know what to do. Military - 2 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1 :
Don't plan on arriving the day you plan to arrive or departing the day you plan to depart. Space A works because the military fits you into their schedule. If their schedule doesn't fly from LA to JAX regularly, it may be a while. Also, if you are traveling for pleasure/not on official orders, you will be relatively low in the pecking order for getting what seats are available. Jacksonville is relatively easy to fly in/out of because NAS Jax is here. I'm not too sure about LA, but I imagine it would be more difficult because there's not a large air station in the vicinity to fly into.
2 :
Here's the main phone number for March Air Reserve Base. But, most of their missions are for Pacific Air Forces, so I don't know if you will be able to connect with NAS Jacksonville, Florida. I think you might do better trying to get a hop out of Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, about thirty miles down I-15 from March. That's the second number below. In both cases ask the operator for air operations: March: 909-655-1110 Miramar: 858-577-1011
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