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[Q]: I am flying with EasyJet next week from Glasgow to Geneva, for my ski holiday.

I noticed the flight times are unusual in that my outbound journey is much longer than my return flight home.

Outbound
Dep 12 January 2013 10:40
Arr 12 January 2013 13:55
Flight 6835

(3 hours 15 min later)

Return
Dep 19 January 2013 14:35
Arr 19 January 2013 15:55
Flight 6836

(1 hour 20 min later)

Now I am not the best at maths but you can clearly see there is a major time difference in both flights.

Is there any reasoning behind this? I tried searching the Easyjet site but could find no justification for this.

More Info here

[A]: Why is my outbound flight to Geneva longer than my return flight?

[Q]: I am required to pick someone up at the CDG airport. I live in Gif-sur-Yvette in ile-de-France and can get to RER stop "CDG 1" (that caters to CDG terminal 1). I read that I would need to take the CDGval to terminal 1.

However, the map of terminal 1 level and CDGval level doesn't quite tell me how to get from the CDGval stop for T1 to the arrivals of T1. There appear to be several "levels" to T1.

Also Is there a particular gate at T1 that arriving passengers exit through? My passenger will be arriving on United airlines.

[A]: How to get from Aeroport CDG 1 RER B stop to Terminal 1 arrivals

[Q]: My friend is away from home right now; he lives in Ohio and has had a car accident in the state of New Jersey. What does he need to do locally before he can return home? He says a state trooper took his testimony; should he stick around and ensure a police report is filed or can he leave and handle anything else via mail?

[A]:
What needs to be done locally in case of a car accident while travelling in the US?