Another reason to fly GA...

john smith wrote:
I learned today that the TSA has a rule that prohibits a passenger from
purchasing a new ticket on a flight departing in less than two hours if
that passenger has no luggage... even if the airline of a connecting
flight has lost your luggage.

They must apply that selectively because that would put the BOS-LGA-DCA
shuttle out of business.

-cwk.

wrote:
john smith wrote:

I learned today that the TSA has a rule that prohibits a passenger from
purchasing a new ticket on a flight departing in less than two hours if
that passenger has no luggage... even if the airline of a connecting
flight has lost your luggage.


They must apply that selectively because that would put the BOS-LGA-DCA
shuttle out of business.

There hasn't been a BOS-LGA-DCA shuttle in decades.

Ron Natalie wrote:

They must apply that selectively because that would put the BOS-LGA-DCA
shuttle out of business.

There hasn't been a BOS-LGA-DCA shuttle in decades.

Oh NO!! Its too late!

grin

Ron Natalie wrote:

There hasn't been a BOS-LGA-DCA shuttle in decades.

Sarcasm, perhaps?

I flew the USAir Shuttle from LGA to BOS routinely during 1998-99.

Additionally, I just checked the USAirways schedule and they still offer
what appear to be shuttle flights hourly from/to BOS, DCA, and LGA. The
USAirways shuttle is an Airbus 319, has been since the late 90s.

--
Peter

Ron Natalie wrote:
wrote:
john smith wrote:

I learned today that the TSA has a rule that prohibits a passenger from
purchasing a new ticket on a flight departing in less than two hours if
that passenger has no luggage... even if the airline of a connecting
flight has lost your luggage.


They must apply that selectively because that would put the BOS-LGA-DCA
shuttle out of business.

There hasn't been a BOS-LGA-DCA shuttle in decades.

Obviously I'm missing some sort of inside joke.

http://www.usairways.com/about/corpo...le%20Timetable

http://www.delta.com/prog_serv/delta_shuttle/index.jsp

-cwk