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Joining OneWorld
I'm not sure if this would be positive or negative overall but there's been comment on this from the BA boss Willie Walsh. |
Looks like BA wants jetBlue to come out and play! I am not sure about joining OneWorld, that would be very interesting if that happened. Is joining OW really being considered though?
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B6 joining OW
Originally Posted by JBLU421NYC
(Post 14010189)
Looks like BA wants jetBlue to come out and play! I am not sure about joining OneWorld, that would be very interesting if that happened. Is joining OW really being considered though?
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Originally Posted by haddon90
(Post 13992410)
not a smart idea to start DCA-LGA (if it's even possible). they'd get crushed by the hourly frequencies that US and DL already offer.
DCA-BOS might be somewhat easier as it is both long enough to make the Acela a less attractive option (whereas WAS-NYP can actually be faster than DCA-LGA and then car service to Manhattan many days) and less crowded without the direct DL shuttle option. |
Originally Posted by bernardd
(Post 14007873)
Joining OneWorld
I'm not sure if this would be positive or negative overall but there's been comment on this from the BA boss Willie Walsh. If oneworld could work out a decent mileage earning rate with B6 I'd LOVE this. I think it could work well. One of the main sticking points is B6's lack of a F cabin. But for intl/connecting pax, B6 could add a "transfer lounge" at JFK and BOS for pax connecting from J/F on AA/BA/IB/RJ to Y on B6. It could be like a mini Galleries lounge with free drinks etc. Give those same biz/first pax guaranteed Even More Legroom seats on B6 and the difference between flying a domestic segment on B6 vs AA say between JFK-PIT or JFK-RDU is negligible. Actually I think most premium pax would have a BETTER experience flying B6 on E190 than AE on a crAApy ERJ. Plus it would open destinations like PWM, BTV and ACK. |
Originally Posted by Driving by DCA
(Post 14017113)
Plus the Amtrak Acela frequencies from Union Station to NY Penn. The WAS-NYC business market is a crowded marketplace without a doubt.
DCA-BOS might be somewhat easier as it is both long enough to make the Acela a less attractive option (whereas WAS-NYP can actually be faster than DCA-LGA and then car service to Manhattan many days) and less crowded without the direct DL shuttle option. |
Originally Posted by haddon90
(Post 14020992)
couldn't agree more. the only way i see DCA-JFK working is if it's for connecting traffic. but B6 would just get destroyed if it tried DCA-LGA. those slots are much more valuable.
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Originally Posted by N830MH
(Post 14023005)
I think it will bring 3 or 4 flight of the days from DCA-JFK or LGA.
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Originally Posted by sbm12
(Post 14023455)
Ummm....No. Not gonna happen. Not at all. Did you read the posts above explaining why?
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Originally Posted by N830MH
(Post 14023811)
No, I did not. I didn't read it yet. You will find out soon enough.
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AA is ending service DCA-BOS on Nov 2010
I heard AA will be ending service BOS-DCA and it will leaving behind DL, US, B6 will have additional more extra slots into DCA. SO unfortunately, AA will be no longer service BOS-DCA and B6 will takeover by replacing AA. So obviously, B6 will have reconsider to additional more extra frequencies DCA-BOS will have upgrade from E90 to A320 aircraft to bring more capacity passengers.
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Originally Posted by N830MH
(Post 14041196)
I heard AA will be ending service BOS-DCA and it will leaving behind DL, US, B6 will have additional more extra slots into DCA. SO unfortunately, AA will be no longer service BOS-DCA and B6 will takeover by replacing AA. So obviously, B6 will have reconsider to additional more extra frequencies DCA-BOS will have upgrade from E90 to A320 aircraft to bring more capacity passengers.
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