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Quoting Indy (Thread starter): There is no excuse this time to hold people hostage for hours on flights. If you are traveling out of JFK and you decide to get on a flight during bad weather you can't whine if you get stuck for 8 hours because you know in advance this is coming. |
Quoting LAXspotter (Reply 1): Well thanks for the tip, and i cant wait to see how this storm paralyzes airports in the northeast. |
Quoting United_Fan (Reply 9): Let's hope it stears clear of ROC,I'm sick of winter,I want to get my car out of storage! |
Quoting Brucek (Reply 17): but I don't know what that means for the NE. Bruce. |
Quoting ChrisNH (Reply 10): Well, WN flew four 737s late Wednesday night down to BWI because the risk was that it would be snow. Then, early yesterday--the day of the storm--WN zipped those 737s right back up to MHT under ferry flights when it was clear that the storm track and type had changed. |
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Quoting ScrubbsYWG (Reply 24): hmm, im supposed to go into LGA tomorrow afternoon, and leave on the 17th. my first trip to new york. |
Quoting Philb (Reply 19): Weather paranoia strikes the Northeast!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Quoting Spacecadet (Reply 27): Well, no. It's a storm. They happen all the time around here. Why do you think they call them "Nor'easters"? |
Quoting Coa747 (Reply 11): I like Continental but they have a few lessons to learn about dealing with a crisis |
Quoting Spacecadet (Reply 12): It's a little wind and rain, guys. Nature in action. No doubt it will cause some delays and headaches, but we here in the northeast know how to deal with a little rain. No big whoop. |