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Cheap Flights From Los Angeles, California To San Antonio, Texas
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Flight from Los Angeles to San Antonio (LAX-SAT)
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Recently Found Prices for This Route from $531
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Reviews for Los Angeles to San Antonio (LAX-SAT)
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Flight from Los Angeles to San Antonio
- Airline:
- United
- Number of Stops:
- No stops
- Date of Flight:
- April 2010
- Seat Class:
- economy
Was on a United flight from Los Angeles to San Antonio. The flight was about three quarters full. There were several rows without any people, so I asked if I could move to one of the empty seats. This would allow the two other passengers in my row, a little more space. The flight attendant gruffly said no, you can only move back. When I looked back there were all the remaining rows filled three and three, yet in front of us, all economy, were rows of empty seats. United really wants us united at the butt. No more United for me, it's back to good ol' Southwest.
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