That's right, we just passed 30,000 visitors on the blog!!! Considering we started this in September, that's alot of traffic. I know many blogs people may disagree with and I, in turn, may disagree with many of the comments. The only way we are ever going to make an educated decision on this airport is through dialogue like this..
Check out page 6 (I think it was) and the size of the JetBlue ad in the Worcester Paper.. JetBlue knows there are people flying from our catchment area by their very own. We do not need any studies.
Where is the support that you ask about?? Great question.. When was the last time you ever seen or heard from our Airport Director ?? Maybe the support needs to start there...
Telecon, call Dick Kennedy at the Greater Worcester Chamber of Commerce and ask him your question. Where IS the "large business support" that we desperately require to bring ORH alive? What ARE Massport's intentions? What IS the city doing today to prepare for the future? I sure don't have answers to these questions, and some answers must remain confidential, but go on record as expressing an interest. We may simply be an amusing diversion to Massport, and they could be laughing as we struggle through this process of re-birth. But it is people like YOU, Telecon, that need to hold your elected officials accountable to your tax dollars. Are you prepared to pay the bills of an airport that generates NO INCOME, but merely consumes? You will be doing that, if only indirectly, as of July 2007 if there is no tangible progress. Massport will no longer subsidize ORH, and the city will have to make some choices about what will, and will not, be funded.
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2 comments:
Telecon:
Check out page 6 (I think it was) and the size of the JetBlue ad in the Worcester Paper.. JetBlue knows there are people flying from our catchment area by their very own. We do not need any studies.
Where is the support that you ask about?? Great question.. When was the last time you ever seen or heard from our Airport Director ?? Maybe the support needs to start there...
Telecon, call Dick Kennedy at the Greater Worcester Chamber of Commerce and ask him your question. Where IS the "large business support" that we desperately require to bring ORH alive? What ARE Massport's intentions? What IS the city doing today to prepare for the future? I sure don't have answers to these questions, and some answers must remain confidential, but go on record as expressing an interest. We may simply be an amusing diversion to Massport, and they could be laughing as we struggle through this process of re-birth. But it is people like YOU, Telecon, that need to hold your elected officials accountable to your tax dollars. Are you prepared to pay the bills of an airport that generates NO INCOME, but merely consumes? You will be doing that, if only indirectly, as of July 2007 if there is no tangible progress. Massport will no longer subsidize ORH, and the city will have to make some choices about what will, and will not, be funded.
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