JetBlue to announce flights from StewartBad enough our management has to plan new routes for DAL, but now we have LCCs bumping into each other (read Boyd.) This is Stupid!
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JetBlue to announce flights from Stewart
October 24, 2006
Sometimes, good news comes in bunches.
JetBlue will announce tomorrow that it's launching service at Stewart Airport, Sen. Charles Schumer said this afternoon.
The major discount airline will announce flights direct from Stewart to Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, starting in December, Schumer said. The flights, five in all by early January, will be on 156-seat Airbus A320 jets with fares starting at $79, Schumer said.
Stewart wouldn't confirm the news and JetBlue spokesmen were not immediately available for comment. But other sources close to the airport confirmed it.
A formal announcement is expected at Stewart Wednesday morning.
"We've always believed in Stewart," Schumer said. "We knew its day would come and it looks like that day is coming."
Airport officials, Schumer and local business leaders have been working for years to lure a big discounter. Earlier this month, AirTran Airways announced it will start flights in January to Atlanta, Tampa, Orlando and Ft. Lauderdale. Now, it appears, JetBlue is joining in, too.
I thought only Delta went where Airtran goes I guess that is not the case anymore. Hope there is enough traffic for everybody. Maybe we will put a fancy OCC logo on our planes.
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JetBlue to announce flights from Stewart
October 24, 2006
Sometimes, good news comes in bunches.
JetBlue will announce tomorrow that it's launching service at Stewart Airport, Sen. Charles Schumer said this afternoon.
The major discount airline will announce flights direct from Stewart to Orlando, Ft. Lauderdale and West Palm Beach, starting in December, Schumer said. The flights, five in all by early January, will be on 156-seat Airbus A320 jets with fares starting at $79, Schumer said.
Stewart wouldn't confirm the news and JetBlue spokesmen were not immediately available for comment. But other sources close to the airport confirmed it.
A formal announcement is expected at Stewart Wednesday morning.
"We've always believed in Stewart," Schumer said. "We knew its day would come and it looks like that day is coming."
Airport officials, Schumer and local business leaders have been working for years to lure a big discounter. Earlier this month, AirTran Airways announced it will start flights in January to Atlanta, Tampa, Orlando and Ft. Lauderdale. Now, it appears, JetBlue is joining in, too.
I thought only Delta went where Airtran goes I guess that is not the case anymore. Hope there is enough traffic for everybody. Maybe we will put a fancy OCC logo on our planes.