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Bluediver 12-16-2025 04:53 AM


Originally Posted by Flyby1206 (Post 3981429)
Lots of connections to be made yes, but the point was we had previously focused on business more than we do now. The previous poster said we never focused on business travel, which is the point I disagreed with.

Ah yes, that’s is what I get for reading the headline and not the quote. Carry on.

gottagetout 12-16-2025 05:23 AM


Originally Posted by Flyby1206 (Post 3981406)
Pre pandemic we did have more focus on BOS based business contracts. Now… not so much.

Coming out of the pandemic, there was a push to increase BOS departures to 200 a day. But that went on the back burner as soon as they signed onto the NEA and hasn’t been discussed since.

Combatcraig 12-16-2025 05:47 AM

Having lounges and first class could also be a trigger that allows us to join an alliance which would be very good for us.

Roy Biggins 12-16-2025 06:02 AM


Originally Posted by Combatcraig (Post 3981454)
Having lounges and first class could also be a trigger that allows us to join an alliance which would be very good for us.

Agreed Craig. With some type of route network, and adding mini Mint, this could make JB viable. I still don’t fully understand what this United Bluesky partnership will look like. Neither does Union apparently.

nene 12-16-2025 06:15 AM


Originally Posted by Roy Biggins (Post 3981469)
Agreed Craig. With some type of route network, and adding mini Mint, this could make JB viable. I still don’t fully understand what this United Bluesky partnership will look like. Neither does Union apparently.

United will feed JB just enough biz to keep them in biz long enough for UAL to reestablish their foot back into JFK, then they will put the screws to JB in some future move when they tire of the competition and are ready to make a go of it on their own.

Sorta like the chickens accepting a wolf in the henhouse believing it will help defend them from the pack of wolves waiting to pounce, until the wolf gets hungry. JB's better play would have to done what it could to keep another competitor out of JFK to the best of their ability. Then if UAL wanted back in JFK bad enough, at least demand entry into star alliance for allowing them to invade your home hub.

BluesGuitar 12-16-2025 06:32 AM


Originally Posted by avi8orco (Post 3980824)
if it sells enough mint and makes people feel special enough to get and blow money on the credit card, I don’t care if it looks like a cross between the lobby of the Verdanza, a hooka bar, and a Golden Corral.

As long as it somehow by a miracle keeps this place afloat and my paycheck from bouncing, I couldn’t care less what it looks like.

Golden Hooka Verdanza. Now that’s a name for a garage band! Now playing in terminal 5.

AYLflyer 12-16-2025 08:00 AM


Originally Posted by Roy Biggins (Post 3981469)
Agreed Craig. With some type of route network, and adding mini Mint, this could make JB viable. I still don’t fully understand what this United Bluesky partnership will look like. Neither does Union apparently.

The frustration is that so many of us on the line have been talking about "Mini Mint" or "Junior Mint" since the 220 was announced many years ago. We all said that airplane should have first class seating to accompany the Mint 321s, but nope. The company stated loud and clear that there would be no first class in the 220s. Now? They're scrambling to retrofit and offer a product that literally every single pilot on the line said we should have. These are the things that drives people like myself nuts.

Roy Biggins 12-16-2025 08:39 AM


Originally Posted by AYLflyer (Post 3981540)
The frustration is that so many of us on the line have been talking about "Mini Mint" or "Junior Mint" since the 220 was announced many years ago. We all said that airplane should have first class seating to accompany the Mint 321s, but nope. The company stated loud and clear that there would be no first class in the 220s. Now? They're scrambling to retrofit and offer a product that literally every single pilot on the line said we should have. These are the things that drives people like myself nuts.

No lies detected here.

Roy Biggins 12-16-2025 08:40 AM


Originally Posted by nene (Post 3981482)
United will feed JB just enough biz to keep them in biz long enough for UAL to reestablish their foot back into JFK, then they will put the screws to JB in some future move when they tire of the competition and are ready to make a go of it on their own.

Sorta like the chickens accepting a wolf in the henhouse believing it will help defend them from the pack of wolves waiting to pounce, until the wolf gets hungry. JB's better play would have to done what it could to keep another competitor out of JFK to the best of their ability. Then if UAL wanted back in JFK bad enough, at least demand entry into star alliance for allowing them to invade your home hub.

So you must have read the agreement that no one else is privy to? 😂 You have quite the imagination Nene

knewyork 12-16-2025 09:02 AM


Originally Posted by Boomer (Post 3981400)
London - 18 flights a week.
Dingo - 270 flights a week.
No comparison.

You think this lounge is for our flights to SDQ?


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