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brp Nov 2, 2012 2:55 pm


Originally Posted by icarus8 (Post 19612981)
Ah, thanks anyways. For future reference - what does a car service usually cost into manhattan?

Dial7 is about $30 (plus tolls, tip) from LGA, and $34 back out.

Cheers.

dstan Nov 2, 2012 5:44 pm


Originally Posted by icarus8 (Post 19612981)
Ah, thanks anyways. For future reference - what does a car service usually cost into manhattan?

Welcome to FlyerTalk, icarus8! :) You can check out our Car Service thread over in the NYC Forum for some general info - it depends a bit on airport and neighborhood:

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/new-y...-services.html

supergrandslam Nov 2, 2012 7:38 pm

No progress on MTA subway and Air train JFK since Nov 1st?
I hope subway E to Jamaica and air train resumed by Nov 4th.

I saw some air trains running around Terminal 8 on Nov 1st.

FlyerChrisK Nov 2, 2012 7:39 pm


Originally Posted by supergrandslam (Post 19614360)
No progress on MTA subway and Air train JFK since Nov 1st?
I hope subway E to Jamaica and air train resumed by Nov 4th.

Where in the city are you trying to go? Shuttle bus to federal circle, airtran to Jamaica, LIRR to Penn Station is a reasonable strategy here.

supergrandslam Nov 2, 2012 8:07 pm


Originally Posted by FlyerChrisK (Post 19614367)
Where in the city are you trying to go? Shuttle bus to federal circle, airtran to Jamaica, LIRR to Penn Station is a reasonable strategy here.

As I live in upper east side, Penn station is not prefarable for me.
It may still best option going back to manhattan if there is no progress on other routes.
I saw shuttle buses to federal circle quite frequently running at T8 on Nov 1st as well as white buses for AA employees.

JDiver Nov 2, 2012 8:15 pm

Moderator action
 
Not to take away from anyone's necessities and concerns, but please discuss NYC transport etc. in the New York City Forum (there's a limo and transport thread dstan has linked to as well as a Sandy impact thread there) for broader discussion and input on NYC transport (vs. AA flight schedule) issues.

Thank you all.

/Moderator

dstan Nov 4, 2012 2:42 pm


Originally Posted by JDiver (Post 19614486)
Not to take away from anyone's necessities and concerns, but please discuss NYC transport etc. in the New York City Forum (there's a limo and transport thread dstan has linked to as well as a Sandy impact thread there) for broader discussion and input on NYC transport (vs. AA flight schedule) issues.

Thank you all.

/Moderator

Indeed, frequent updates on the status of local transportation in the NYC area are being provided in this thread (also linked from the wikipost at the top of this thread):

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/new-y...ct-2012-a.html

/Moderator

Life_Platinum Nov 4, 2012 5:37 pm

I had not reached home for 4 days and was scheduled to again fly out of NYC to ORD on the next day, and the flight to ORD was one of the few from LGA that was a go. I called AA and asked AA to refund my non-refundable fare, and was told that AA just had changed the policy. AA would not refund the price of my ticket, but rather would give me a voucher for a future AA flight that was equivalent to the price of the ticket I asked to have reimbursed. Thanks AA. I appreciate your understanding of the difficulties we are facing in NYC with #Sandy.

JDiver Nov 7, 2012 7:49 am

Note: the northeastern seaboard appears to be heading for another big storm, a "Nor'easter" this time, piling in just after Sandy - and airlines are already announcing cancellations etc.

BE SURE to check AA's Northeast and New York Area Travel Policies today if you are there / headed there / thinking you are leaving there today and tomorrow.

mkjr Nov 7, 2012 9:05 am

i am supposed to fly out into LGA tomorrow morning from YYZ...now they are suggesting my flight is on time but my meeting is only tomorrow and i would be flying back in the pm. i can honestly just do the same by telephone and do not want to deal with delays etc. on the 8th. i have a very very hard time believing the flight tomorrow will not be delayed when all flights to YYZ post 2pm are cancelled today. that said, there is no refund being offered and changing is not relevant.

do i just have to wait until it is cancelled before getting a refund? i am not likely to take it in any case since if the flight is delayed, i would rather just take the call by phone than piss around getting to LGA, into NYC only to be late for the meeting and fly home that night...

thoughts? cost of flight is really not an issue to just not take it...i have checked in and set up alerts for 4 hours before but that is going to do little...guess we have to see how bad it is tonight. [added ticket is a cheapo N class one]

supergrandslam Nov 7, 2012 10:26 am


Originally Posted by mkjr (Post 19641300)
i am supposed to fly out into LGA tomorrow morning from YYZ...now they are suggesting my flight is on time but my meeting is only tomorrow and i would be flying back in the pm. i can honestly just do the same by telephone and do not want to deal with delays etc. on the 8th. i have a very very hard time believing the flight tomorrow will not be delayed when all flights to YYZ post 2pm are cancelled today.

You can find what is the incoming flight of your flight tomorrow on AA.com.
For example, tomorrow AA4600's incoming flight is AA4642 already arrived at YYZ today.
Of course, it doesn't mean AA4600 will be on-time tomorrow.

I would also keep checking a flight status on AA cargo https://www.aacargo.com/shipping/schedules.jhtml

I think sometimes the flight status on AA cargo is updated earlier than AA.com .

JDiver Nov 7, 2012 10:48 am

Splendid idea, now added to the WikiPost! Thanks. ^


Originally Posted by supergrandslam (Post 19641834)
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I would also keep checking a flight status on AA cargo https://www.aacargo.com/shipping/schedules.jhtml

I think sometimes the flight status on AA cargo is updated earlier than AA.com .


mkjr Nov 7, 2012 11:25 am


Originally Posted by supergrandslam (Post 19641834)
You can find what is the incoming flight of your flight tomorrow on AA.com.
For example, tomorrow AA4600's incoming flight is AA4642 already arrived at YYZ today.
Of course, it doesn't mean AA4600 will be on-time tomorrow.

I would also keep checking a flight status on AA cargo https://www.aacargo.com/shipping/schedules.jhtml

I think sometimes the flight status on AA cargo is updated earlier than AA.com .

thanks. i appreciate that tomorrow's flight is already on the ground...just have a bad feeling that the flight out will be delayed and I can not risk sitting on the plane on the ground in YYZ having pushed back waiting for clearance to land at LGA…I appreciate the pilot’s hedging and pushing back on time and taxiing to hopefully move up into the cue into LGA but tomorrow, I think unless AA cancels, I will probably just cancel it…take the hit and use what ever is left for another flight...

DevilsX Nov 8, 2012 7:02 am

This is insane. Had I made the wrong choice in rebooking my flights a day earlier or later I would have been very screwed. My international segment with AA 172/171 for JFK-BRU was originally supposed to depart the 29th, I called ahead to rebook for the 29th, best decision ever made. I was gonna try to rebook the return flight for the 7th and 8th... but decided to fly out early instead on the 4th...Looking back had I chose the 7th or 8th I would be stuck in Europe for even longer. What a huge mess.


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