MercuryPilot
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- Nov 17, 2002
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Immelman,
Thanks for the kind words. I'll offer one possible explanation for the extra a/c on the ramp on Sunday. Anyone who flew into NYC on Saturday was likely affected by the bad wx & extreme winds that caused delays and cancellations for most carriers. I know my commute on Comair was nearly 3 hours late getting in for this reason. What you probably saw on Sunday were a/c that had not been injected into the system yet due to crew legality issues, failed commutes, a/c diverts, etc. I launched on a simple Florida turn Sunday morning and was delayed an hour and a half waiting for a replacement F/A for one who got back too late from her previous pairing to make our trip. I believe what you saw at Terminal 6 was a unique situation for that day for some of the reasons mentioned above and is absolutely not the norm for JetBlue. Thanks again for the observations.
MP
Thanks for the kind words. I'll offer one possible explanation for the extra a/c on the ramp on Sunday. Anyone who flew into NYC on Saturday was likely affected by the bad wx & extreme winds that caused delays and cancellations for most carriers. I know my commute on Comair was nearly 3 hours late getting in for this reason. What you probably saw on Sunday were a/c that had not been injected into the system yet due to crew legality issues, failed commutes, a/c diverts, etc. I launched on a simple Florida turn Sunday morning and was delayed an hour and a half waiting for a replacement F/A for one who got back too late from her previous pairing to make our trip. I believe what you saw at Terminal 6 was a unique situation for that day for some of the reasons mentioned above and is absolutely not the norm for JetBlue. Thanks again for the observations.
MP