Saturday, August 09, 2008
Free imaginary "flights" from JetBlue
Step up for JetBlue Airways Corp's trial of bag check and security systems at its new John F. Kennedy International Airport terminal, which is set to open in September.
New York-based JetBlue is looking for 1,000 of its frequent flyers to show up at JFK on August 23 to check bags given to them by the airline, go through security and wait at the assigned gate for their imaginary "flight."
In return, the airline is promising unspecified "giveaways," free parking and lunch.
Labels:
Air Travel,
Flying,
free flights,
Free Lunch,
Free Parking,
JetBlue,
JFK Airport,
New York
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