Northeast Weather Waiver -- March 10, 2017
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Northeast Weather Waiver -- March 10, 2017
New York City Winter Weather
Airports:
March 10, 2017
Flight changes: The change fee and any difference in fare will be waived for new flights departing on or before March 13, 2017, as long as travel is rescheduled in the same cabin (any fare class) and between the same cities as originally ticketed.
Airports:
- New York/Newark, NJ (EWR - Liberty)
- New York, NY (JFK)
- New York, NY (LGA - LaGuardia)
- White Plains, NY (HPN)
March 10, 2017
Flight changes: The change fee and any difference in fare will be waived for new flights departing on or before March 13, 2017, as long as travel is rescheduled in the same cabin (any fare class) and between the same cities as originally ticketed.
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I received an email about this and admittedly was a little baffled. I have been tracking the weather for a few days and it doesn't seem like it's going to be that bad? Mrs. Nirvana91 and I are flying ORD-LGA on Friday night (land around 11pm) and then returning LGA-ORD on Monday (depart around 6pm), and from what I've been seeing on Weather Underground and NYC news stations, it's looking like 1-3 inches of snow on Friday and then clear until Tuesday. Is 1-3 inches really worthy of these pre-emptive waivers? Maybe it's going to end up worse than I was thinking. Is anyone that is an NYC local hearing worse?
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I'm scheduled ut of EWR at 9am on Friday. I guess we'll see what happens...
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Wind is more of a problem right now in the northeast. ROC (Rochester NY) airport said they had 83 mph winds today! 150,000 people out of power.
hmmm....just checked and they don't seem to be having that problem. Not sure what the deal is
hmmm....just checked and they don't seem to be having that problem. Not sure what the deal is
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EWR now has a winter weather advisory from 10pm tonight to 2pm tomorrow, 3-5 inches are being predicted now.
Question, Im on UA55 tomorrow, the 77W from SFO-EWR at 1:30pm. The inbound is supposed to depart EWR at 7:45am tomorrow morning, but in the chance that the inbound from EWR gets cancelled, what are the chances of them bringing the extra 77W they have to operate the flight I'm on? assuming its at SFO of course. Trying to decide if its worth it jump to Saturdays flight before it fills up and all the good polaris seats get taken!
Question, Im on UA55 tomorrow, the 77W from SFO-EWR at 1:30pm. The inbound is supposed to depart EWR at 7:45am tomorrow morning, but in the chance that the inbound from EWR gets cancelled, what are the chances of them bringing the extra 77W they have to operate the flight I'm on? assuming its at SFO of course. Trying to decide if its worth it jump to Saturdays flight before it fills up and all the good polaris seats get taken!
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EWR now has a winter weather advisory from 10pm tonight to 2pm tomorrow, 3-5 inches are being predicted now.
Question, Im on UA55 tomorrow, the 77W from SFO-EWR at 1:30pm. The inbound is supposed to depart EWR at 7:45am tomorrow morning, but in the chance that the inbound from EWR gets cancelled, what are the chances of them bringing the extra 77W they have to operate the flight I'm on? assuming its at SFO of course. Trying to decide if its worth it jump to Saturdays flight before it fills up and all the good polaris seats get taken!
Question, Im on UA55 tomorrow, the 77W from SFO-EWR at 1:30pm. The inbound is supposed to depart EWR at 7:45am tomorrow morning, but in the chance that the inbound from EWR gets cancelled, what are the chances of them bringing the extra 77W they have to operate the flight I'm on? assuming its at SFO of course. Trying to decide if its worth it jump to Saturdays flight before it fills up and all the good polaris seats get taken!
More likely they'd sub a 739 than pull that rabbit out of a hat!
Update from SFO: The gods have a sense of humor and they read FT!
My connecting flight from SEA-SFO was late enough that it blew my 757 departure to EWR. I got rebooked on the 77W this afternoon, which is heading into the post-blizzard IRROPS at EWR! What are the odds?
Note to self, think of the implications of tempting fate by making fanciful comments on FT in future. Does the community think I can restrain myself?
Last edited by transportprof; Mar 10, 2017 at 12:46 pm