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As someone who did 39 flights in 3 months last year using JetBlue's Bluepass[1] I'd LOVE a lifetime unlimited pass. It's pretty clear the prices they were charg
by driverdan 15y ago
As someone who did 39 flights in 3 months last year using JetBlue's Bluepass[1] I'd LOVE a lifetime unlimited pass. It's pretty clear the prices they were charging were far too low, especially for first class.
If I had an unlimited pass I'd probably average 2-4 flights per week, many international. It's even more practical when you have unlimited access to their lounge. Take a red eye and shower at the lounge and you just saved a day of hotel expenses.
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http://bluepassers.com/users/expertdan http://bluepassers.com/users/expertdan
- citricsquid 15y agoDo you know of any similar products that exist for Europe? I'm in England and would love to fly all over Europe (and have been considering it for a while) but having a bluepass type thing would make it even more attractive. My google searches produce nothing so I'm not too hopeful :(
- brodd 15y agoThere's always Eurail (http://www.eurail.com/ http://www.eurail.com/)
- dalke 15y ago"Only non-European residents can use a Eurail pass." An English resident would need to get InterRail. But see the cautions at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterRail#Decreasing_attractivity http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InterRail#Decreasing_attractivi... . Going from London to Paris by train requires a 75€ supplement on ~50€/day pass. The one-way price is 123€. While there is some savings because you can go on additional trains afterwards, France also charges a supplement for InterCity trains and has a seat quota.