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Hong Kong IntlKansas City
HKG - MCI
HKGMCI
Hong Kong Intl
Thu 24-10
2 stops29h 20m
Kansas City
Wed 30-10
2 stops23h 33m
Hong Kong IntlTulsa
HKG - TUL
HKGTUL
Hong Kong Intl
Tue 29-10
2 stops21h 06m
Tulsa
Sat 2-11
2 stops33h 15m
Hong Kong IntlKansas City
HKG - MCI
HKGMCI
Hong Kong Intl
Thu 24-10
1 stop25h 44m
Kansas City
Wed 30-10
1 stop22h 55m
Hong Kong IntlKansas City
HKG - MCI
HKGMCI
Hong Kong Intl
Thu 24-10
2 stops22h 21m
Kansas City
Wed 30-10
3 stops31h 28m
Hong Kong IntlKansas City
HKG - MCI
HKGMCI
Hong Kong Intl
Wed 23-10
2 stops44h 23m
Kansas City
Wed 30-10
2 stops43h 02m
Hong Kong IntlTulsa
HKG - TUL
HKGTUL
Hong Kong Intl
Mon 28-10
2 stops34h 48m
Tulsa
Sat 2-11
2 stops44h 13m
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security procedure is too many times. need review. no bathroom facility once all passanger are in holding area after security and gate checked in. C5
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security procedure is too many times. need review. no bathroom facility once all passanger are in holding area after security and gate checked in. C5
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security procedure is too many times. need review. no bathroom facility once all passanger are in holding area after security and gate checked in. C5
Kansas is best known for its rolling prairies, with seemingly endless rows of golden wheat stretching out beneath wide, cloud-scudded skies. Aside from the tornadoes that plague the area (and famously deposited Dorothy and Toto in Oz) it all seems gloriously peaceful.
The state has a turbulent history, however, with violent clashes between white settlers and Native Americans and between pro-slavery and abolitionist factions that earned it the sobriquet of “Bleeding Kansas”. After the Civil War, farming flourished as immigrants flooded in – among them Russian Mennonites, who brought the wheat seeds that would make Kansas rich.
The Wild West, too, was born, as cattle were driven across the state from Texas. Lawless boomtowns, home to saloons, drifters and gun-slinging cowboys, flourished along the trail. The most famous, Dodge City, today celebrates its nefarious history with a reconstruction of the main street and its gunfights. East of here is Wichita, another former trail town. With some fine museums and a varied cultural calendar that includes annual jazz and river festivals, it’s more tourist-friendly than Topeka, the capital city.
One of the Great Plains states, Kansas has hot and humid summers, cold winters, and thunderstorms, droughts, blizzards, hailstorms, and frequent tornados.Summer temperatures can climb to the 30s, and the winter temperatures are usually zero or lower during the day and about minus 6 at night. April through August are the wettest months. Tornados can strike any time of year, and their peak season is April, May, and June.Late spring and early autumn typically have the most moderate weather.
Kansas has rolling prairies and the terrain gradually rises as you head west. The best way to get around the state is with a car or RV. Buses run between the major cities and there is some train service to major towns and cities. There are also lots of trails, open for hiking, biking, horseback riding, and snowshoeing.