Cranky Flier: JetBlue Wisely Walks Away From the NEA, But This Partnership Isn’t Dead Yet
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Massport has a posting on the Worcester Airport Facebook page about Las Vegas being a one stop flight from ORH. What they don’t tell is that you have to fly to Florida first on JetBlue as both American and Delta would require you to make 2 stops as neither fly to Las Vegas from JFK or LaGuardia. I don’t see anyone flying to Florida first and then on to Las Vegas. Sounds like whoever is in charge of that social media nonsense for ORH should do a little more research.