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Join Date: May 2010
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Rob O I couldn't agree with you more! My husband and I were recently married in Aruba in May - we flew down with 80 guests! We booked our "non-stop" flight back in October...well as you can imagine...our "non-stop" then became a stop over in Miami...not thrilled about it but at least we weren't getting off the plane and it was supposed to be only 30 minute layover....not so much. They changed it again on us...to an 1 1/2 layover and plane switch. As the bride bringing down 13 suitcases of favors, name cards etc I was having an ulcer! However, that wasn't even the worst part...clearly the flight home was changed as well...left AUA at 330PM - to arrive at Miami at 630 - then we had a 3 HOUR layover - we didn't get home until after midnight (such a waste of a day!) Although, we stayed for two weeks, our guests that left the week before got stuck in Miami for an additional 3 hours...they didn't get back into Boston until 330AM....we all vowed to NEVER take AA again!
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Welcome to the club, ArubaBride52110. Sorry that you had to put up with AA inconveniences. Congratulations on your wedding! Andrea J. Might I mention this forum in my letter? Arubalisa Do you have any statistics on where Aruba falls versus other Caribbean islands with respect to US tourism volume?
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Aruba at -1.7% was one of the LEAST hardest hit by the downturn in the economy http://www.onecaribbean.org/content/files/MAY6StayOverArrivalsYTD2009.pdf
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Not Much of a Consolation
Unfortunately it appears the schedule is set in stone for this upcoming high season.
Initial Air Service Schedule Updates Winter 2010-2011 "...American Airlines, decided strategically on system wide schedule adaptations to cooperate more closely on transatlantic flights with British Airways and Iberia. One of the many schedule adjustments has been the cancellation of seasonal winter service from Boston’s Logan Airport to Aruba for 2010 – 2011. American operated 5 to 6 weekly flights with B757 aircraft with a two seating configuration of business and economy cabins for a total of 188 seats. On the other hand, American Airlines has announced that as of November 18, 2010 it will increase nonstop service from New York’s JFK airport to Aruba from three (3) to four (4) times a week, conveniently flying on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday as of November 18, 2010. Aircraft will be B757 and offering Boston passengers an additional connection to Aruba via New York. ..."
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