wheelsup
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I always thought US Airways stock ticker was cute.LLC is Legit Low Cost I believe.
I always thought US Airways stock ticker was cute.LLC is Legit Low Cost I believe.
Southwest owns their leases on the gates, as Airtran did before them.
And they are a legacy carrier, plain and simple.
Meh, a gates a gate.

According to the article (all I have to go on) they were promised or under the assumption they would get either. To set up operations and logistics for those gates only to now have it switched so close to going live is tough to swallow.
A) So you are assuming just to counter the facts I present.
B) JetBlue has always had issues with getting available gates.
Jetblue is not a LCC.
This is almost as bad as when Delta tried to gain Alaska's own proprietary approach plate into a certain Alaskan airport...
You do realize that engineering had that far before you heard a thing about it.
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"it's clear that the existing common use gates at the end of the D Concourse are not satisfactory to serve the aircraft
So I guess there's something special about Jetblue's 320s that sets them apart from Spirit's, and Frontier's 320s
"it's clear that the existing common use gates at the end of the D Concourse are not satisfactory to serve the aircraft
So I guess there's something special about Jetblue's 320s that sets them apart from Spirit's, and Frontier's 320s
"it's clear that the existing common use gates at the end of the D Concourse are not satisfactory to serve the aircraft
So I guess there's something special about Jetblue's 320s that sets them apart from Spirit's, and Frontier's 320s
"it's clear that the existing common use gates at the end of the D Concourse are not satisfactory to serve the aircraft
So I guess there's something special about Jetblue's 320s that sets them apart from Spirit's, and Frontier's 320s