Airlines in the States!

Arsenal1986

Hi guys,
Wondering if anyone knew a good site for internal flights in the U.S.? Specifically New jersey to Boston? Or would taking a train be better?
Thanx a lot guys!

Naked Lepper

Jet blue are like the USAs ryanair


theres no newark -> boston route but you can get a train to JFK and they fly from there to boston

http://www.jetblue.com/

Dellas

Go by train !!! I did Amtrak last year and it was good. www.amtrak.com below is an idea of what times and costs , on $78 each way .Will be nice scenery too.

Service
Departs
Arrives Duration Amenities Seats/
Rooms Fare
171 Regional Service
Boston, MA
South Station
(BOS)
8:20 am
07-AUG-06 Newark, NJ
International Airport
(EWR)
12:57 pm
07-AUG-06 4h 37m Snack car 1 Reserved Coach Seat
$78.00
93 Regional Service
Boston, MA
South Station
(BOS)
9:35 am
07-AUG-06 Newark, NJ
International Airport
(EWR)
2:27 pm
07-AUG-06 4h 52m Snack car 1 Reserved Coach Seat
$78.00
173 Regional Service
Boston, MA
South Station
(BOS)
11:40 am
07-AUG-06 Newark, NJ
International Airport
(EWR)
4:27 pm
07-AUG-06 4h 47m Snack car 1 Reserved Coach Seat
$78.00


You can buy online and then take the booking reference to the quick automated ticket collection point at the train station.

Ruu_Old

Amtrak is brilliant, very comfortable and value for your money, otherwise theres lots of airlines to choose from. American Eagle (part of AA afaik) or Southwest Airlines.

Benedict XVI

try www.orbitz.com

mel123

hotels.com expedia.com priceline.com cheapflights.com

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Arsenal1986 wrote:

Hi guys,
Wondering if anyone knew a good site for internal flights in the U.S.? Specifically New jersey to Boston? Or would taking a train be better?
Thanx a lot guys!

www.kayak.com

ampersand

If you are trying to save some money, you should consider taking one of the the chinatown busses. (I've always used Fung Wah).

http://www.chinatown-bus.com/

They are only $15, they leave once an hour, they drop you right in the middle of Boston, and you usually get to watch a crazy chinese movie on the way. The drive is about 4 hours, which is about how much time you'd end up spending with the airport check-ins, getting your luggage, etc.

If you are planning on flying, jet blue is usually your best bet. And I never reccommend Amtrack, as there are regular delays and it's can get pretty expensive for a fairly long trip.

jjbrien

www.ata.com

they are a good airline very good for cost to cost

www.southwest.com

a much friendler verion of ryanair.