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Robert & others,<br>
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Both Richmond and Norfolk call themselves "international"
airports and are, but I'm not sure if that means one flight to
Bermuda/week or daily to Paris. Ask your travel agent to compare
itineraries to either for you, something agents can still do more nimbly
than what's on the web.<br>
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george<br>
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At 08:16 AM 01/21/2002 -0800, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite cite>George,<br>
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For the benefit of our overseas members, one question: In regard to
the<br>
Richmond and Norfolk airports, does full service mean that they are<br>
international? A couple of our larger SoCal airports are considered
to<br>
be major airports but do not have the compete facilities required
for<br>
international airports (i.e. customs and immigration).<br>
<br>
Robert</blockquote><br>
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George D. Greenia, Editor, <i>La corónica<br>
</i>Director, Program in Medieval & Renaissance Studies<br>
Dept. of Modern Languages<br>
College of William & Mary, PO Box 8795<br>
Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795<br>
gxgreeawm.edu<br>
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