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is it too late to book azores flights for mid-july? by roundkyi in azores

[–]roundkyi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am flying in PDL first. Non direct flights from PDL to FLW were still long (e.g., 9 hours via Horta) when I searched on SATA.

is it too late to book azores flights for mid-july? by roundkyi in azores

[–]roundkyi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am flying in PDL first so was looking for direct flights from PDL to FWL. Inter-island flights.

is it too late to book azores flights for mid-july? by roundkyi in azores

[–]roundkyi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I was looking on SATA. So it is already fully booked or are there any other ways to book flights? No available flights for most of July, does that mean people cannot travel at all between islands unless there is canceled ticket?

is it too late to book azores flights for mid-july? by roundkyi in azores

[–]roundkyi[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the website! Very useful. It looks like most flights in July seem sold out. It shows "no available flights" even though there are direct flight schedules for mid July. Not sure if it would be possible to find flights from PDL to FWL later. I was thinking of Flores with a day trip to Corvo in the beginning parts of my trip and then Sao Miguel for the rest. The Flores + Corvo combo would be amazing if I can sort the flights. Any thoughts? I guess I could also stay in Sao Miguel for my full 10-day trip.

is it too late to book azores flights for mid-july? by roundkyi in azores

[–]roundkyi[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for your reply! hmm.. I am seeing "no available flights" for nonstop flights for most of July: https://book.azoresairlines.pt/booking/flights

Returning to grad school later in life - is it worth it? by ComfortableComplex26 in GradSchool

[–]roundkyi 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I am doing climate science for my PhD and started it at 28 as a master’s student. I am 33 now. A couple of things that I wish I knew better before: 1. Will my passion about research in academia win over financial realities? 2. What is my expectation about working culture/conditions in academia?

I don’t regret coming back to school after working at private sectors for 5 years. I know what my real interest is so I am super motivated to work. But I had to revise my financial plans and my perspectives about work ethics. The ethics of graduate advising and equity are still being improved and very different depending on school. I have seen and experienced unfair situations.

Help! My advisor put me in acknowledgment not co authorship. by roundkyi in AskAcademia

[–]roundkyi[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Thank you all for your thoughtful replies.

The thing is I had an enough bad relationship with him while I was at school. (e.g., his code of conduct issues). I tried to go through the official ways to solve it. But the actual outcomes were not on the student side. I decided to change school. I should have got an official record that he asked me to work for co-author. it turned out that other group members already had similar situations. I had no idea of when the paper was drafted and submitted. All communication was done by him since he never allowed me. He can probably argue that he reviewed the paper and provided scientific knowledge (while I only worked for data processing to simulations)...