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Save/ShareJetBlue and Southwest said they will match the low fares of Virgin America, which starts flying Aug. 8.
JetBlue will match Virgin America's fares for routes between New York City and San Francisco. These fares start at $278 roundtrip. JetBlue will also match the fares for flights between Washington, D.C., and San Francsico, when Virgin America begins service on that route in October.
Southwest says it is now matching fares on one route and undercutting Virgin America on other routes. [Source: Bloomberg News].
You'll find Virgin America's scheduled flight times neatly listed on the Cranky Flier blog.
Earlier: Virgin's new low-cost U.S. airline debuts.
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Posted By Pat Wilson on August 3, 2007, 4:08 PM
Even though it states the obvious, what makes all the other airlines think we will switch back to them? Even if they are ordering new and better airplanes, I am not likely to switch back because they didn't care enough before Virgin airlines entered the picture. I am very American but I am also very angry at all the greed and disrespect for the public. Thanks for the good news.
Posted By Adele on August 9, 2007, 10:27 AM