I was just checking out Jet blue online and noticed that they are offering an all you can fly pass for 599 dollars. From Sept 8 to Oct 8 you can fly as much as you want as long as there is a seat available.
What a great idea. I hope we see more of these offers in the future.
Thoughts
www.jetblue.com
Whoa, that's cool. I've only flown JetBlue once, back in 2004, and it was a very pleasant experience. Love the TVs in the seats.
BuffaloWest (08-16-2009)
:ripoff:
BuffaloWest (08-16-2009)
Can you explain a bit further?Originally Posted by Uncle Jesse
Even if you used the ticket for a month and each weekend you left on friday and returned sunday night. That would be 4 weekends. Figure 250 is a good average (albeit a bit low for jetblue). that figures to be 4 roundtrip flights for about $1000.00.
It would be a ripoff if you didnt use it. But being able to fly anywhere Jetblue flies unlimited for a month. I just dont see it that way.
Jetblue and Frontier are definitley my favorite airlines to fly. Not just because of the tvs. But more so because of the spacious, comfortable seating.
Mr. TBS (08-16-2009)
My favorite airline is southwest
I get so retarded on drugs and alcohol that i could probably fly in the luggage hold and be fine though.
stepsukie (08-17-2009), BuffaloWest (08-17-2009)
You cant beat Southwest sales. I am flying back to Buffalo on Tuesday on Southwest. I73 dollars each way. I have not seen it that cheap in a long time.
http://www.twelvehoursinacity.com/
http://www.buffalonews.com/home/story/787220.htmlWhen JetBlue offered a one-month-only, all-you-can-fly travel pass, two friends from Buffalo decided to take the airline up on its offer.
They put together what might be the coolest road trip ever, except they'll be spending way more time in the air — and at airports — than on any roads.
Here are the numbers: Four guys. Forty-four flights. Twenty-eight cities. Thirty-one days, starting Tuesday morning.
"We're looking at it as a snapshot of the United States," said Clark Dever, a 25-year-old Elmwood Village resident.
Dever and Joe DiNardo recruited two more friends to accompany them on the whirlwind adventure, which the public can follow on their blog, Twitter and Facebook.
They plan to spend about 12 hours in each city, flying back and forth across the country through the airports serviced by JetBlue over the 31-day "All You Can Jet" promotion.
"It's a horrible idea," said friend Jon Mirro, owner of the Hand of Doom tattoo shop in Buffalo, citing the trip's logistics. "But I think it will be a lot of fun."
That's pretty cool.
well played
Mr. TBS (09-17-2009)
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