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Old 03-06-2008, 09:01 PM   #1
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I've got a three hour layover in Detroit tomorrow and I'm not really familiar with the airport. Been there before a few times for connecting flights, but never with any time to kill. So any suggestions? Model shops? Areas with a good view of ramp activity? And of course, food?
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Go to the Stop Over Store. Located in the main terminal right before security going into the concourse Southwest flies out of. They have models and lots of airline stuff.

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Go to the Stop Over Store. Located in the main terminal right before security going into the concourse Southwest flies out of. They have models and lots of airline stuff.

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Cool, I'll look for that. Thanks.
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Also, if you're flying Northwest, Delta, or Continental, walk through the tunnel to the "B and C" Concourses, which has cool neon lighting effects and such. And, if you're connecting on any other airline, it's probably worth a trip the Northwest terminal because it's pretty impressive.
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Also, if you're flying Northwest, Delta, or Continental, walk through the tunnel to the "B and C" Concourses, which has cool neon lighting effects and such. And, if you're connecting on any other airline, it's probably worth a trip the Northwest terminal because it's pretty impressive.
I'm flying on NW. Sounds cool, I'll be sure to make the rounds!
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I hope all of you guys are part of the airlines Frequent Flyer club that you fly on. The miles don't just accrue in the air, they accrue on the ground as well.
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I'm flying on NW. Sounds cool, I'll be sure to make the rounds!
Any idea what aircraft you will be flying?
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Any idea what aircraft you will be flying?
DC-9 on one leg and A319 on the second. Cool to be flying on a Diesel-9!
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