Anyone commuting ATL to any XJT base?
01-06-2019 | 03:41 PM
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Anyone commuting ATL to any XJT base?
Of course. Every base has them. Been doing it for nine years at three domiciles. Usually a handful of commuters. Monday and Friday are worst. Spirit available to IAH/EWR/ORD on limited schedule.
01-06-2019 | 07:29 PM
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Not at XJT, but I do commute from ATL across the country.
1. Passrider: to see all options from A-B
2. FlightStats: to show all departures and arrivals at a specific airport. Great for those two leggers
3. StaffTraveler: Can't recommend this one enough
4. Fly any airline DL doesn't have JS priority on and look for Airbus (or any other dual JS) if possible.
With those tools, you should always be able to get to work and get home. Good luck!
1. Passrider: to see all options from A-B
2. FlightStats: to show all departures and arrivals at a specific airport. Great for those two leggers
3. StaffTraveler: Can't recommend this one enough
4. Fly any airline DL doesn't have JS priority on and look for Airbus (or any other dual JS) if possible.
With those tools, you should always be able to get to work and get home. Good luck!
01-07-2019 | 07:18 AM
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Tons of people commuting ATL-ORD, along with myself, but it still hasn’t been a bad experience.
What’s nice about ATL-ORD is the intense competition with UA, DL and AA. You won’t get that in EWR, IAH or CLE.
As the 145 transition continues and the 175s start coming in, people will start to spread out.
What’s nice about ATL-ORD is the intense competition with UA, DL and AA. You won’t get that in EWR, IAH or CLE.
As the 145 transition continues and the 175s start coming in, people will start to spread out.
01-07-2019 | 02:36 PM
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