Virgin America says it's about
to change the face of U.S. air
travel. The upstart airline
has been given the green light
by the U.S. Department of
Transportation to begin
operations, and is now selling
tickets to San Francisco, New
York, Los Angeles, Washington,
D.C. and Las Vegas. Service to
San Diego will be added a bit
lat
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Virgin America says it's about
to change the face of U.S. air
travel. The upstart airline
has been given the green light
by the U.S. Department of
Transportation to begin
operations, and is now selling
tickets to San Francisco, New
York, Los Angeles, Washington,
D.C. and Las Vegas. Service to
San Diego will be added a bit
later. Virgin America is
promising low fares, excellent
service and perks such as
brand-new planes with
cutting-edge in-flight
entertainment, leather seats,
massage chairs and mood
lighting.The airline plans to
serve 10 U.S. cities within a
year of operation and up to 30
cities within five years.
Cities under consideration
include: Atlanta, Austin,
Baltimore, Boston, Charlotte,
Chicago, Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Dallas, Denver,
Detroit, Fort Lauderdale, Fort
Myers, Hartford, Houston,
Indianapolis, Jacksonville,
Kansas City, Miami, Milwaukee,
Minneapolis, Nashville,
Newark, New Orleans, Orlando,
Philadelphia, Phoenix,
Pittsburgh, Providence,
Portland, Ore.,
Raleigh-Durham, Sacramento,
Salt Lake City, San Antonio,
San Jose, Calif., Sarasota,
Seattle, St. Louis, Tampa and
West Palm Beach.Produced for
Virgin America

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