SYR-BOS on Jul 11th
#6
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Originally Posted by SK
Makes sense.
Can't wait for this route to become a reality (am I dreaming, or is there any chance?)
Can't wait for this route to become a reality (am I dreaming, or is there any chance?)
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Originally Posted by DrMaturin
I'll add another vote for SYR-BOS. I've flown the US VomitComet enough for one lifetime. Also, I'd add Chicago to my wish list from SYR.
BTW N830MH you need to tell us when you get Silver Medallion on DL, I wish I got frequent flyer points for working the flight
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JetBlue's entry into SYR has done wonders for air travel from here. US used to have a virtual monopoly to and from NYC and really gouged us. I once flew from LGA to SYR and was the only passenger (fortunately on someone else's dime) due to the ridiculous prices and stomach churning turboprops. Now, B6 is adding a fourth flight to and from SYR and we fly in comfort. Ain't capitalism grand?
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Capitalism? Hardly
Originally Posted by DrMaturin
JetBlue's entry into SYR has done wonders for air travel from here. US used to have a virtual monopoly to and from NYC and really gouged us. I once flew from LGA to SYR and was the only passenger (fortunately on someone else's dime) due to the ridiculous prices and stomach churning turboprops. Now, B6 is adding a fourth flight to and from SYR and we fly in comfort. Ain't capitalism grand?
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I swear to god I got on the BOS-SYR "Plane". I thought it was world-war 2 surplus.
Of course being able to watch us land(No cockpit door, as no flight attendant) was rather interesting.
Of course being able to watch us land(No cockpit door, as no flight attendant) was rather interesting.