Space A Travel?

I was wondering if there is a website where you can check availability on Space A flights? I'd just like to know what bases are available, not necessarily exact times and dates.

If not, who do I call to find out?
I hope you were being sarcastic.

Space A travel is when military flights are opened up to military members/dependents who aren't on official duty moves. It lets them fill up the planes, and you get a cheap flight.

I don't remember any bases out in space unless you count the international space station that is currantly bieng built(that stuff is primitive compared to now)

not any more. no schedules are listed on the internet since 9/11.

Here is a web site that has some useful information when trying to use Space A travel. If it is a place that does not have a major Air Mobility Command type mission like Scott, McGuire, Travis, McChord or Andrews AFB then it is a little harder to get to those other bases since they have less traffic and almost no regularly scheduled traffic like those bases I listed above. Still it can be a free ride but I suggest you read the information on the web site as military aircraft can be diverted at any time, sometimes maintenance problems cause delays, or other mission requirements take priority. Unlike civilian airlines they are not financially obligated to make up for this or re-reimburse you and it can definitely interfere with your travel arrangements so check into it thoroughly.

http://www.military.com/Travel/Content1/0,,SAF_faq,00.html