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Category Archives: airlines
Rep. Espaillat On House Passage Of The Federal Aviation Administration Reauthorization And More
Today, Representative Adriano Espaillat released the following statement on passage and inclusion of his Amendment No. 43 to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Reauthorization. Continue Reading →
Flights Canceled At JFK, LaGuardia And Newark Ahead Of Nor’easter
Hey Harlem, Patch just reported that around 500 New York City flights have already been canceled as the city braces for its second major storm in a week to hit on Wednesday. Continue Reading →
Traveling From Harlem To JFK Airport, Flights Are Suspended
The Secret CIP Airport Lounges You Don’t Know About From Around The World
Come from Harlem and flying first class is a dream. Viewed as a reward for success or simply prudent points collecting, it’s the zenith of commercial air travel. Continue Reading →
Hey Fly Girl (And Boy), Check Out This U.S. To Europe From $99 On Primera Air
Condé Nast Traveler reports that, no, that isn’t a typo. Scandinavian airline Primera Air just announced new routes starting in April 2018 from both Boston and Newark to Birmingham, England; London’s Stansted (marking the first non-stop between the airport and both New York and Boston); and Paris’ Charles De Gaulle starting at $99 one-way. Continue Reading →
HW Pick: Black Veterans/National African American History And Culture Museum
By Charles Blatcher, III
In 1977, efforts began to raise public awareness about the merits of what Black and other Minority Americans have contributed to the defense of our nation. Continue Reading →
New York LaGuardia Airport Worst In USA (And Kennedy Airport Not Much Better)
For all of you Harlemites traveling from New York LaGuardia Airport, we maybe telling you something you already know, Forbes Magazines is reporting that the New York LaGuardia Airport is the worst in the nation, and Kennedy Airport is not far behind. Continue Reading →
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