Jason
02-13-2004, 12:25 PM
January 30, 2003 at 11:34:12:
Hello,
I just heard about a new airline called Song (It is a subsidiary of Delta). However, it is approaching the low cost airline carrier with a different set of rules in mind. It offers in-flight pay-per-view movies, with TVs at every seat (similar to JetBlue). However, it diverts from JetBlue on the note of being able to play MP3s at each seat, as well as games to play against other passengers on the same plane. The legroom is quite substantial as well.
This new airline actually excites me, with one-way fares as low as $79. It almost seems like a direct competitor of JetBlue!
Its inaugural flight is on April 15 to West Palm Beach from NYC I believe. It is serving the prominently the NYC area as well as the Florida Market. DOes anyone know if we, customers are allowed to fly on its inaugural flights, or other flights in April?
I want to go to Florida in the spring break week.. and the airfares are inching up at other airlines, so anyone know when we can start purchasing tickets at Song? Is there any type of tollfree number to call for questions?
Their website does not tell much (www.flysong.com) except a very catching flash animation. Ha
Kudos to Song,
- Jason
Hello,
I just heard about a new airline called Song (It is a subsidiary of Delta). However, it is approaching the low cost airline carrier with a different set of rules in mind. It offers in-flight pay-per-view movies, with TVs at every seat (similar to JetBlue). However, it diverts from JetBlue on the note of being able to play MP3s at each seat, as well as games to play against other passengers on the same plane. The legroom is quite substantial as well.
This new airline actually excites me, with one-way fares as low as $79. It almost seems like a direct competitor of JetBlue!
Its inaugural flight is on April 15 to West Palm Beach from NYC I believe. It is serving the prominently the NYC area as well as the Florida Market. DOes anyone know if we, customers are allowed to fly on its inaugural flights, or other flights in April?
I want to go to Florida in the spring break week.. and the airfares are inching up at other airlines, so anyone know when we can start purchasing tickets at Song? Is there any type of tollfree number to call for questions?
Their website does not tell much (www.flysong.com) except a very catching flash animation. Ha
Kudos to Song,
- Jason