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It's extremely difficult. Occasionally the first flight will be ok and sometimes the last flight. Though the snowball effect of nonrevs usually takes place. You'll see a flight with 40 seats open and 60 nonrevs. All DL mainline. Jumpseats taken of course. How did I do the MSP-ATL commute? You simply go through smaller cities and two leg it such as STL, MCI, MKE, MSN, OMA, RST, SDF, IND, CVG and eventually you'll get home. Good luck.
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It's not that bad from small cities in the SE. JAN, PNS, TYS are fairly easy. I never had an issue and I was with AA when I did it, so even lower priority than Gojet. It's all relative. Check the loads instead of relying on APC forum. I will say hub to hub is challenging. Good luck to those hoping for ATL on Friday.
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I've heard RDU NYC isn't bad at all. You've got DL and AA options and it's all in the same terminal to get to work.
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