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We’re proud to announce that air travel has fully returned to Worcester with over 193K passengers flying in fiscal year 2023! We thank YOU–from the frequent flyers to the first-time customers–for choosing to #FlyWorcester!
https://x.com/FlyWorcester/status/1686815190828859407?s=20
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Worcester should have 10 flights out and in per day. I mentioned Puerto Rico leaving at night returning early morning heading down to FLL. Tweed is doing it.
Interesting thing on JetBlue today. Was looking at future flights for JetBlue and I noticed that once daily flights return February 15th, the aircraft for the Orlando flight is getting downgraded and the A320 won’t be flying the route from February 15th to April 30th. Good news is it’s only losing 22 seats. JetBlue currently has planned for the new A220 to be doing the Orlando flight for that span. While losing a handful of seats isn’t the best, I think the A220 is one of those aircraft that benefit everyone especially because one side has 3 seats the other has 2 so if your an independent traveler, you can have only one person sit next to you. Plus the A220 is a lot newer and quieter as well. I think it’ll be great that the plane is flying to Orlando from Worcester and is the perfect size for the flight. Just hoping the 5x a week flights finally end on that week and we go back to daily. Tuesdays and Wednesdays are also the cheapest days to fly as well so losing those days isn’t the best and can be a little more money for families. I don’t think the runway work is to blame. They’re working on the runway from 7pm to 11am the next day 6 days a week and are expected to be done in November but who knows (you can’t really do much repaving in the winter when all of the asphalt plants are closed)