About how long does it take by plane to travel from Portland, OR to Manila, Philippines

How long does it take by plane to travel from Portland, OR to Manila, Philippines?

Philippines - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Depends on which Air Line you fly with, From California to Manila it takes 16 hours
Answer 2 :
It takes about 14-16 hours from LAX or SFO. Getting to there from Oregon and your wait time will vary.
Answer 3 :
The route I usually take is from Portland to Tokyo and then Tokyo to Manila. The Portland to Tokyo route takes around 11 hours. From Tokyo to Manila around 4 hours. If the stopover is around 2-3 hours then the total would be in the neighborhood of 17 -18 hours. You can also go through Honolulu however that seems to be closer to a 20 hour trip. If you go to www.kayak.com you can get a really great overview of possible flight and times including flying through Korea or Taiwan. Good luck!!
Answer 4 :
it will take 1 day

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About which are the better maintained interstate highways for travel ling on? Portland,OR to Missouri

Which are the better maintained interstate highways for travel ling on? Portland,OR to Missouri.?
We are leaving on a road trip in two days from Portland to Springfield MO. Our route includes Hwy 84, and then 80. Or if they are snowed out, going south on I-5 and taking Hwy 70. Also there is going north and taking 90. Either way, we are trying to use whichever highway will have the most well maintained roads if it were to snow, or ice. Has anyone traveled on these roads during winter months? What advice and tips can you give? Thanks.
Portland - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
In two days, the forecast conditions are for fairly typical conditions. I-5 or I-84 both have reasonable risk of snow covered roads at the mountain passes: I-5 at Siskiyou summit and I-84 through the Blue Mountains. Both passes are well maintained, though the Blue Mountains usually receive less snow and tend to be colder than the Siskiyous. Colder is better for winter driving. I would go the shorter route, I-84 to I-80, then I-70 at Kansas City. Avoid I-70 through Colorado since the height of the alpine summit frequently is congested and snowy.
Answer 2 :
Any route you take this time of the year you MUST be prepared for winter driving. Winter driving needs are a properly maintained car, winter tires or all weather tires, chains, extra clothes, warm boots, dry socks, hat gloves, extra food and water or hot liquids. Use the I-84, I-80, I-25, I-70, I-135, I-44 Routing. These roads are well maintained. It is 2127 miles one way. It will take you 3 days, 6 hours to make the drive if you drive from 8:00AM to 5:00PM (with a 20 minute rest break every 3 hours) each day and get a good nights rest each night. But winter snows can often make the driving hazardous and slow going at any time. Again you must be prepared for winter conditions. Once you have moved East of the Rockies the Northern winds can bring very cold arctic air flowing down as far as Dallas - Fort Worth, TX. These air masses can be cold enough to make the Metroplex experience temperatures as low as 10 degrees F. In December of 1989 when I left there to move back to Portland the temperature was 16 degrees F on the 18th of December. These winds often meet up with humid air coming off the down-slope side of the Rockies to create "inches" of snow on the ground. You may experience ground blizzards in Wyoming and on the plains of Colorado on over to Kansas down to Oklahoma and into Missouri. If you are really cautious and unprepared for winter driving you might take the Southern route. It is 2578 miles in length and takes 4 days and 3 hours of driving time. Take I-5 to LA, bear left to I-10, I-15 to I-40 to I-44. But you must know that there could be winter driving conditions on this route also from Flagstaff, AZ. to Springfield, MO. Use the I-84, I-80, I-25, I-70, I-135, I-44 Routing. These roads are well maintained. Any route you use this time of year you must be prepared for winter driving conditions. Do not let anyone tell you otherwise. You may not see any snow but you could see inches to feet of snow and if you do it can be fatal to not be prepared.

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About whats the best way to travel between Portla...

About whats the best way to travel between Portland Jetport, ME and Evergreen Valley Inn, ME

Whats the best way to travel between Portland Jetport, ME and Evergreen Valley Inn, ME?
I will be travelling with a girlfriend near the 24th of Dec.. Any ideas?
Other - United States - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
Snowmobile
Answer 2 :
It really requires a rental car. Can't see any other way. Anything else would be so out of the way and inconvenient that you'd screw up your trip. Save your bucks and go for that. if you're not old enough to rent be prepared for some hassles. OR, forget Evergreen Valley. It's a lot of fun in Portland too.

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About what are some fun jobs that deal in travel a...

About what are some fun jobs that deal in travel around the Portland Oregon area

What are some fun jobs that deal in travel around the Portland Oregon area?
I love traveling to new places, long road trips, cruises, airplanes anything that takes me away. What kind of jobs are there out there that I could apply for? I've only ever just been a cashier for 3 years so not a whole lot of experience, where do I get my foot in the door to gain some?
Portland - 2 Answers
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Answer 1 :
travel agent
Answer 2 :
Being a flight attendant might be up your alley. It's basically a restaurant waitress position, who also has to know a lot about first aid and emergency management. Initially, you'd work for a commuter or local carrier, so you'd have to do several legs per day and probably be home every night. But eventually you would work up to international routes with generous travel benefits while off duty, and frequent paid overnights far from home. Training is relatively short. Avoid the "airline academies." The best training and deal on training is from the airlines themselves.

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About how can I travel from Portland, Oregon to Ma...

About how can I travel from Portland, Oregon to Manitoba without flying

How can I travel from Portland, Oregon to Manitoba without flying?
I've searched for rail and bus options without success. What am I missing, and where should I be searching?
Portland - 4 Answers
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Answer 1 :
You can walk!!
Answer 2 :
Greyhound bus, they travel in both the US and Canada
Answer 3 :
Take Amtrak Cascades from Portland to Vancouver, BC Found at http://www.amtrakcascades.com/ Take Via Rail from Vancouver, BC to Manitoba. Train from Vancouver goes to Winnipeg, then another train goes all the way north to Churchill, so you should be able to get where ever you need to go. Found at http://www.viarail.ca/en_index.html?wt.ad=english_link_view&wt.ac=click_English_link Enjoy!
Answer 4 :
try driving. Sure it might take a while, but it looks like you dont have a better option.


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