New England Airlines

Advantages: See wild ponies and if you are lucky some deer.
Disadvantages: Busy in the summer holidays, public transport is poor.

...territory, this inventory is better known as 'The Doomsday Book' and listed all peoples, villages and estates of England. Through the 'Doomsday Book' William's advisors found an area in Southern England littered with wild deer and other game animals and very few people. In this area William the Conqueror set up his royal hunting grounds and called it the New Forest. The crown owns much of the area today, but commoners are still given rights to graze animals and collect wood as decreed by William over 900 years ago. ~~Getting there~~ ~By Air~ The nearest airports are at Bournemouth and Southampton, however these are smaller airports and tend to be utilised by smaller charter airlines. For schedule services Bournemouth mainly serves the Channel Islands and several European destinations, I personally use the 'RyanAir' service to Glasgow... Read review

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Advantages: Good prices, Great frequent flyer scheme
Disadvantages: Overbooking

...other airlines. The food is also at least as good as other airlines in Economy, and the BusinessFirst food is outstanding. Another plus point for Continental is their hub in Newark (probably the place people from Britain will arrive), which is an excellent airport, with easy connections to the rest of New York and New Jersey through the neighbouring rail station.... Read review

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Advantages: Kiwi welcomes you to Aoteoroa - Land of the Long White Cloud
Disadvantages: Long way from anywhere, don't let this put you off

...live on the Mainland''. It depends if you are listening to the view of a North Islander for a South Islander. Personally,I live on the South Island (when in New Zealand) so, of course I am writing this as a Mainlander, but would never dream of writing any bias into this review!!! The Centre of New Zealand is in my hometown, Nelson which is absolutely beautiful with clean, safe beaches, lakes and rivers, wineries, orchards and a strong and vibrant art and craft community. Heaven! Like the rest of New Zealand it has survived on exports, and in the early days the country pioneered frozen storage and transportation of sheep and beef products to the 'Mother-land' or `The Home Country', being England. This continues today with the Nelson Port being one of the busiest in the South Pacific Rim. Nowadays, it exports seafood, apples... Read review

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