Letters

I am writing from London--dialed in through my work network server. I needed to fly here to work for a major investment firm in London but was shocked to find that I had to fly Delta Airlines from DIA to Cincinnati, Cincinnati to JFK--and JFK to Heathrow via code-share with Virgin Atlantic! Overall, the trip lasted around twelve hours, including layover times.

This was my first trip like this, so I may be overreacting. But I would like to say that my trip back to Denver is not something I look forward to (although I will lose the leg of the outbound trip where I had to transit through JFK). Which brings up another point: You can fly from Heathrow to Cincinnati, but you can't fly to Denver? Hmm--I think now I might have a different idea of what Denver really is in terms of a destination (not that there's anything wrong with Cincinnati, of course).

Denver and DIA definitely have a "getting our act together" problem that shouldn't be proximity-centric, as it appears to be. Wake up and smell the jetstream, Denver!

Andy Swadener
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