Jetblue sale for new route..... I found R/T in june for 33 bucks round trip.
GO TO PHILLY AND RAGE!!! BUY n2O NO SIR
https://www.jetblue....?intcmp=hd_plan
Boston / New England folks: Fly to Philly and back $35
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unbroken_chain
, Dec 13 2012 04:41 PM
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- VibeTribe
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Posted 13 December 2012 - 07:24 PM
$17.76 fare to Boston launches JetBlue's new Philly service
JetBlue Airways announced today it will begin five daily nonstop flights between Boston and Philadelphia on May 23, with "low fares and an ideal schedule for the business traveler."
JetBlue will offer a special $17.76 one-way "independence" ticket for travel between May 28 and June 19, if booked at www.jetblue.com between now and midnight tomorrow, Friday, Dec. 14.
A check of JetBlue's website showed fares as low as $64 one-way for other days, once the service begins.
"Five JetBlue flights every day definitely beats a long drive, or the current air alternative," said Scott Laurence, JetBlue vice president of network planning. "We're pairing this convenient business schedule with fares accessible to all."
Philadelphia International Airport CEO Mark Gale said, "We are really, really excited about this. JetBlue is an award-winning airline. We don't have any competition on the Philly-Boston run right now - it's solely operated by US Airways."
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Get the latest news and events delivered to your email. Sign up now! "To have some competition on that route by a low-cost carrier, we believe ultimately is a great thing for the consumers and the users of our airport," Gale said.
US Airways Group has a monopoly on the route, after Southwest Airlines stopped flying to Boston from Philadelphia in February. In January, Southwest also dropped Philadelphia flights to nearby Providence, R.I. and Manchester, N.H.
Airfares to the Boston area suddenly skyrocketed.
A check of US Airways' website for travel to Boston next Monday, Dec. 17, lists a $279 one-way nonstop coach seat to Boston, and a $647 return nonstop fare on Thursday, Dec. 20. US Airways has 19 weekday round-trip flights to Boston.
JetBlue Airways announced today it will begin five daily nonstop flights between Boston and Philadelphia on May 23, with "low fares and an ideal schedule for the business traveler."
JetBlue will offer a special $17.76 one-way "independence" ticket for travel between May 28 and June 19, if booked at www.jetblue.com between now and midnight tomorrow, Friday, Dec. 14.
A check of JetBlue's website showed fares as low as $64 one-way for other days, once the service begins.
"Five JetBlue flights every day definitely beats a long drive, or the current air alternative," said Scott Laurence, JetBlue vice president of network planning. "We're pairing this convenient business schedule with fares accessible to all."
Philadelphia International Airport CEO Mark Gale said, "We are really, really excited about this. JetBlue is an award-winning airline. We don't have any competition on the Philly-Boston run right now - it's solely operated by US Airways."
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US Airways Group has a monopoly on the route, after Southwest Airlines stopped flying to Boston from Philadelphia in February. In January, Southwest also dropped Philadelphia flights to nearby Providence, R.I. and Manchester, N.H.
Airfares to the Boston area suddenly skyrocketed.
A check of US Airways' website for travel to Boston next Monday, Dec. 17, lists a $279 one-way nonstop coach seat to Boston, and a $647 return nonstop fare on Thursday, Dec. 20. US Airways has 19 weekday round-trip flights to Boston.
