Wednesday, June 27th, 2007
Category: Showcase
To help out, you get visual clues on your itinerary. Maybe this is because they know that the US has some… erm…. issues with geography? :)
The Ajax (DWR and more) and Flex driven interface allows you to choose and see multiple flight routes on the map, choose seats via a 3D seat view, and city maps to help you get around.
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it’s so slow to load….. and any time you change a menu value, it perform a submit! (no Ajax request)
yes, initial load time is huge! wonder why is that?
otherwise, it is working not bad :)
I found the planes I was looking for.
that’s actually pretty nice, though it did take a bit to load in the beginning.
I used it to buy a ticket recently. I have to say I was impressed by the interface.
okie, i will try it soon if you say..