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Some sort-of-good aviation news for New York, still not good enough |
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Posted by Peter Rosa on Tue Sep 16 22:59:28 2025 Having overcome some operational difficulties United Airlines will be hiring 2,000 workers at Newark Airport. While that’s in New Jersey, as remote as North Dakota in the eyes of some New Yorkers, I have no doubt that other city residents will apply for those jobs. So it’s sort of a gain, I guess.Delta Airlines has announced two new European flights from JFK, to Sardinia and Malta. Neither location currently has direct flights from the US. Let’s not get too excited, though; the flights are seasonal, and therefore won’t make up for the loss of year round service to Brussels. |
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Posted by LuchAAA on Tue Sep 16 23:13:44 2025, in response to Some sort-of-good aviation news for New York, still not good enough, posted by Peter Rosa on Tue Sep 16 22:59:28 2025. Sardinia, seeing an increase in tourism because it's a "blue zone".Foodies and longevity buffs want to go there and see why they live so long. |
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Re: Some sort-of-good aviation news for New York, still not good enough? |
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Posted by Olog-hai on Wed Sep 17 00:40:04 2025, in response to Some sort-of-good aviation news for New York, still not good enough, posted by Peter Rosa on Tue Sep 16 22:59:28 2025. You want NYC airspace so crowded that nobody could land a plane there. |
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Re: Some sort-of-good aviation news for New York, still not good enough |
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Posted by Catfish 44 on Wed Sep 17 09:18:19 2025, in response to Some sort-of-good aviation news for New York, still not good enough, posted by Peter Rosa on Tue Sep 16 22:59:28 2025. Hahahaahhaa Brussels. |
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