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Jet Blue invited a thousand people out to JFK yesterday to play pretend passengers on ten mock flights they staged at the $743 million terminal that they'll open in October. Passengers in Terminal 5 got to sample sushi and French cuisine from some of the upscale restaurants that will be a part of the terminal in the fall. Jet Blue assigned each of the volunteers an identity and travel itinerary. Carol Weinberg, aka "Mrs. Cattest," was excited that she and her husband were "flying" to Las Vegas because they had never been. "It's on our bucket list," she said. The volunteers did not leave empty handed as Jet Blue sent them home with (actual real) duffel bags with JetBlue mementos like playing cards, luggage tags and baseball caps.
Jet Blue Stages Dress Rehearsal at Terminal 5
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This is hilarious! Volunteer customers get free stuff but on July 27, my 12:55 flight from Syracuse to JFK was cancelled at 8:00 p.m. We didn't even get a stale bag of airplane cookies. The one thing in common however, is that Jet Blue sent them home!
Didn't the airlines offer free steak knives with a round trip ticket back in the early sixties?
Let's just hope when they have the actual opening it won't be a fiasco as the one in London when British Airways opened its new terminal earlier this year. They had the same mock opening. A lot of good that did for them.
Just being able to taxi to the runway and take off on JetBlue "is on my bucket list".
"The volunteers did not leave empty handed as Jet Blue sent them home with (actual real) duffel bags with JetBlue mementos like playing cards, luggage tags and baseball caps."
Anyone wanting a blanket or pillow still had to pay $5.
To all these jetBlue haters, what airline do YOU fly that is run so much more efficiently/affordably? I've found jetBlue to be the lesser of all evils.
I was there. Mr. Ceramictest, & "flew" to Seattle. There are worse ways to spend a few hours than getting a sneak peak at the future of an airline that you use regularly, having the chance to win free flights & getting a nice duffle bag & some other giveaways while you're fed breakfast & a barbecue lunch.