New York-area airports prepared
to resume their flying schedules today after the second storm—a
nor’easter—after the already catastrophic damage and disruption Superstorm
Sandy. All of this craziness, in less than two weeks, causing power outages,
flooding and hindering travel or use of car, bus or other forms of
transportation services in CT or the NYC regions is what Limousine Services Worldwide came to the rescue for.
Both flying and
transportation to the airports have regained service after suspending some or
most of the airline operations yesterday. Cancellations approached near 2,200 adding
on top to the 20,000+ earlier due to Hurricane Sandy. The nor’easter caused
some skittish feelings both in the airlines and travelers. After Superstorm
Sandy they don’t want to take any unnecessary risks in this environment.
Apparently, United and American publicized their pullback late on Nov. 6,
providing them a head start on the industry’s customary practice of shuttling
planes away from severe weather. United was the first to act because after
forecasters announced the nor’easter to bring snow and winds as strong as 60
miles per hour. Perhaps it the storm didn’t come with the debris of
Hurricane Sandy the many cancellations wouldn’t as large.
People need to be safe
whether it is flying or ground car, limo or bus transportation, it is better to
be safe than sorry.
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