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Delta cancelled my four-hour morning flight to Omaha tomorrow and put me on an afternoon flight with plane changes in Columbus and Atlanta before reaching Omaha close to midnight, 10 hours later. I don't know why they could not have flown me directly to Atlanta (they have dozens of flights there from NYC every day).
Anyhow, my choice was take it or leave it ... because there was no way to argue with them about it (there is a three-hour wait to talk with them on the phone).
Every time I've tried to fly out of NYC this month for a Syracuse game (the Clemson game, the games in Detroit and now Omaha), my flight has been cancelled because it coincided with one of the four March nor'easters. The only storm that did not cancel my flight was the one two weeks ago ... when I drove to Brooklyn in a nor'easter for the ACC tourney.
Truly weird. Four nor'easters in March, and every one was timed to disrupt my attending an SU game. I guess the Weather Gods and Delta just didn't want me to attend any SU games this month.
Anyhow, my choice was take it or leave it ... because there was no way to argue with them about it (there is a three-hour wait to talk with them on the phone).
Every time I've tried to fly out of NYC this month for a Syracuse game (the Clemson game, the games in Detroit and now Omaha), my flight has been cancelled because it coincided with one of the four March nor'easters. The only storm that did not cancel my flight was the one two weeks ago ... when I drove to Brooklyn in a nor'easter for the ACC tourney.
Truly weird. Four nor'easters in March, and every one was timed to disrupt my attending an SU game. I guess the Weather Gods and Delta just didn't want me to attend any SU games this month.
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