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"Every now and then we bring up a marvelous air ticket vendor by the name of Europebyair.com. Sometimes it's simply to remind you of how fabulous it is, other times it's to report on some newsworthy embellishment on it's service. Today we mention Europebyair.com for both reasons..."
Frommer's Budget Travel online, June 23, 2000
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"Last Summer I had the pleasure to meet some industry people and hear about a new air pass for travelers to Europe. At the time I thought it was a great idea and one that would help a lot of people cover greater destances with ease. Well the pass is here and it's called europebyair.com Flight Pass."
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"...we are raving again about Europe by Air, as they've just announced two more airlines to add to their ever-growing list thus increasing your opportunities for savings. If you plan to see more of Europe than just your first destination city, be sure to look into this offer."
Frommer's Budget Travel online, January 4, 2000
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"With one or more passes, you can plan your internal European flights well ahead and save tons of money, as flights within Europe can be expensive unless you can find one of the new, cheaper airlines, which don't fly to enough destinations yet."
Frommer's BudgetTravel online, February 17, 2000
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"Country-Hopping... The new europebyair.com Flight Pass allows Residents outside of Europe to fly between 50 European cities on nine airlines for $99 per flight. You must purchase a minimum of three segments, and ticket vouchers remain valid for 120 days..."
Conde Nast Traveler

"If you used a Eurail Pass in college, you might new want to try the europebyair.com Flight Pass. A California company of the same name started the system in April, and it works like this: Americans or anyone with permanent residency outside of Europe can contact europebyair.com Flight Pass or a travel agent to buy coupons good for any of 10 European Airlines that connect 50 cities in 18 countries..."
John Tagliabue
New York Times, June 14, 1998

"...the air pass - $99 for each one-way flight, plus local airport taxes Ð was actually cheaper than other options. All we had to do was buy them before we left the United States..."
Bill Hanna
MorningStar Telegram, November 7, 1999

"In the past, flying around Europe was both cumbersome and expensive. Now, thanks to deregulation and Europe by Air pre-paid passes, travelers in a growing number of countries have an easier and cheaper way to jet across the continent."
Wendy Schatzman
TheRotarian, October 1999

"Fly Europe...Travelers planning long-distance travel in Europe now have an economical option. With the new europebyair.com Flight Pass you can fly from, say Madrid to Copenhagen, normally about $700, for $99. In fact you can fly between any one of 30 pairs of cities all over the continent, and the price does not go up during summer..."
Diversions Magazine