In the times of ridiculously high oil prices and airlines losing millions every day, when all airlines are cutting down capacity and raising fares, there is one airline in US that is still bold enough to add more routes.
Virgin America, 75% owned by VAI parteners LLC and 25% owned by Richard Branson’s Virgin Group, has announced a new service between New York’s JFK Airport and Las Vegas McCarran Airport. The service will start on September 4, 2008 and the fares will be priced at US $159 each way.
From M2 –
“Virgin America is also planning to fly from San
Francisco International Airport and Los Angeles International Airport
to Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport later this year, subject to
government approval.“
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