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9th June 2010, 07:32 PM
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Thanks guys for all the responses, you have all been a great help!
I guess i will fly out the night/afternoon prior, any ideas on which NYC airport to use, which airport usually has less delays or copes better? Hakan
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9th June 2010, 07:45 PM
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I just read that you are flying FROM NYC to Miami! I thought it was the other way around!
 I would go from the airport that has the most flight really, but it looks pretty even! 30 flights - According to Travelocity! 10 JFK 9 LGA 11 EWR
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10th June 2010, 12:33 PM
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Hakan, I think your decision to overnight in NYC is a wise one. I would be interested to hear if anyone knows if any of the airports are better equiped to handle weather related factors than the other. I was caught many years ago when I was flying from La Guardia to Boston and return in one day to visit a friend. I sat on a Delta 727-200 for 3 hours at the gate in La Guardia (which actually didn't bother me at all: NYC + plane = better than being stuck in front of the telie back home). I seem to recall that all 3 major greater NYC airports were snowed in that morning. For the record I did make it to see my friend who picked me and a live lobster (some would say "pick the difference") at the airport (live lobster shop in ther terminal). We had enough time to go to her home, prepare and linger over a wonderful meal and return to the airport that evening for my Pan Am Shuttle 727-200 flight back to La Guardia (GREAT night views flying over Manhattan, a windy-as-hell landing and opportunity to see the old Maritime terminal).
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