castle bravo
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"321 's for high density low yield JFK S FL flights"...
How many 321's does NK operate now?
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"321 's for high density low yield JFK S FL flights"...
How many 321's does NK operate now?
A fleet analysis was completed on Spirit last month by our Live TV division. After removal of the older airframes and lease returns from spirit it was determined that the remaining fleet could be completely refitted with TV's within 120 days.
321 's for high density low yield JFK S FL flights and the 319's on the transcon and island market. The blue shirts are actually great they dont show the sweat rings.
Lufthansa identified Central, South, Latin America, and carrinean as high growth areas. Now what was that $300 million for?
Heard a similar tale almost word for word from a senior VP (R.C.) (achew) at Jetblue during a transcon a few months ago right after the Lufthansa money came.
I can't see us absorbing another carrier right this second....a possibility, but not right now.
When I saw this headline I too was taken back. I then came across an article in the WSJ dated 5 Aug 08 on page D3 that put some perspective on the situation. It stated that,
"In recent years, American, Delta and Northwest have either stopped handing out pillows or limited their availability. American says it doesn't carry pillows on domestic flights but offers them on international routes. Delta provides pillows and blankets for first-class customers domestically. Coach passengers only have blankets."
The same article stated, "Last week, US AIRWAYS GROUP Inc. said it would stop providing glasses of water free and begin to charge fliers $2 for a whole bottle --to offset rising fuel prices."
I don't know how the average consumer keeps up with this stuff. I guess B6 really isn't too far out of touch from the rest of their competitors.
Does anybody else thinks this seems weird due to the "Jetting" advertising. Specifically the ones talking about extra fees? They're all over Boston.
We're trying to pretend that "jetting" didn't really happen and that we didn't really pay @15 million bux for it.
My favorite part of the campaign was when they sent us emails telling us to remove the word "fly" or "flying" from our email signatures (for those that may have had it). I still say "We appreciate you flying with JetBlue" on the PA and have no plans of EVER saying the word "jetting". Ever.
Just a poor sport eh Chef? :nuts:
You live and learn....you cant put a price on the free press we got this week though, but I have to say it is difficult not to tell Joe public where to go when he/she is byatching about things they can't possibly understand, I tell them to go ahead and drive to NY! I do hear we are adding a variety of Bavarian beer to our flights though?...