Alternative to dying Airtran Biz class may be jetBlue
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Alternative to dying Airtran Biz class may be jetBlue
“The cabin proposed for the Jet Blue Airlines A321 (U.S. operator) is a two class layout, with 16 business class seats and 143 economy class seats (159 passengers),” says Airbus.
http://blog.apex.aero/cabin-interior...divider-a321s/
Now I just need to become familiar with their routes. Looks like someone is going to cash in on WN's debacle of FL.
http://blog.apex.aero/cabin-interior...divider-a321s/
Now I just need to become familiar with their routes. Looks like someone is going to cash in on WN's debacle of FL.
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This service is very likely going in to a subfleet only serving transcons to LAX/SFO.
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Alternative to dying Airtran Biz class may be jetBlue
At least it's a start. The problem for me is that JetBlue really doesn't fly many of the places that I need to go. Route expansion would be nice also.
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Maybe JetBlue or Frontier would consider a mini-hub in ATL.
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They tried it - albeit half-heartedly - a decade ago (http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/trave...iveoct24_x.htm).
But man, wouldn't it be great if they gave ATL another shot to counteract this WN misery?
But man, wouldn't it be great if they gave ATL another shot to counteract this WN misery?