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B6 STILL cancelling flights!

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DougsRule

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JetBlue Airways Pre-Cancels 23 Percent of its
Scheduled Flights for Feb. 17 and 18, 2007


NEW YORK, (Feb.17, 2007) - JetBlue Airways today announces that it has pre-cancelled 23 percent of its Saturday, Feb. 17 and Sunday, Feb. 18 schedule in order to reset the operation by positioning all aircraft and allowing flight crews to reset their operating clocks. Further cancellations may occur throughout the operating days.

The airline has canceled all flights to and from the following cities for Saturday, Feb. 17 and Sunday, Feb. 18:
Austin, TX
Bermuda
Charlotte, NC
Columbus, OH
Houston, TX
Jacksonville, FL
Nashville, TN
Pittsburgh, PA
Portland, ME
Raleigh/Durham, NC
Richmond, VA
.
Flights to other JetBlue destinations may be impacted as well. Customers are asked to check the status of their flight online at www.jetblue.com. Customers whose flights have been canceled will be granted full refunds or JetBlue credit, or may choose to rebook their travel through May 22, 2007.

Refunds and credits may be obtained through www.jetblue.com.

Customers may rebook their travel by calling 800-JETBLUE (800-325-2583). Call volume is high; customers may have difficulty getting through to reservations. Customers may rebook via 800-JETBLUE anytime through May 22.

JetBlue attempted to recover from the Feb. 14 ice storm by selectively canceling flights on Feb. 15 and Feb. 16 in order to help reset the airline’s operation. The benefits of this action were mitigated by further operational constraints at JFK, including a one runway operation on Feb. 15, which resulted in long delays that flowed into Feb. 16.

JetBlue is taking this aggressive, unprecedented action to end rolling delays and cancellations, and to operate a new schedule reliably.
 
They can precancel or let the people keep stacking up in the terminal. Better to let them know ahead of time.

The latest is an unprecedented CTRL-ALT-DEL of the system to try to get it back up and running normally.
 
Its just 190 flights. Those planes are always broken anyways.
 
What percent of JB flights go thru JFK? and same for BOS?

This is the problem when any airline operates out of 1 primary hub.
 
I can understand a large number of delays and cancellations for a day or two after a bad storm....but 4 days later (Sunday)? The legacies couldn't ask for better publicity.
 
the port authority does need to share some of the blame, but alot of heads need to rule at the vp level of sceds and ops at jb.
 

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