OKC gets new service to Cleveland on Continental.

[SoonerStormchaser]

Hey guys, just wanted to drop a quick note that OKC is getting n/s service on Continental to Cleveland beginning on September 30th. Two n/s flights a day on a 50 seat ERJ-145.

So, let's recap all the n/s destinations from OKC--

Southwest: Dallas (Love Field), Houston (Hobby), Las Vegas, Baltimore (beginning next Saturday, 8/4), Phoenix, St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver (beginning in November)

ExpressJet: Ontario, San Antonio, ***-tin, Albuquerque, Sacramento, San Diego

American: Chicago (O-Hare), Dallas (DFW), St. Louis

Delta: Cincinnati, Atlanta, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles

Northwest: Minneapolis, Memphis, Detroit

Continental: Houston (Bush), Cleveland, Newark

US Airways: Phoenix, Las Vegas

Frontier: Denver

United: Denver, Chicago (O-Hare), Los Angeles, Washington DC (Dulles)

[critical_phil]

.. OKC is getting n/s service on Continental to Cleveland..



why?

[mdklatt]

Cleveland! Hot damn!

[mdklatt]

why?

Why not?

[bluedogok]

It's nice if you need it.......

I spent two weeks working in Cleveland three years ago, the direct Austin-Cleveland flight was much better than my normal drive to DFW and fly out from there that I normally had to do.

[critical_phil]

Why not?


because i've already been to cleveland.

[mdklatt]

because i've already been to cleveland.

The point isn't to go to Cleveland, it's to go to Cleveland so you can get on a Continental flight that goes somewhere you'd actually want to go. :D

[critical_phil]

The point isn't to go to Cleveland, it's to go to Cleveland so you can get on a Continental flight that goes somewhere you'd actually want to go. :D


i've got to be honest with you - i have no use for any place north of nashville.


:texan:

[frankensooner]

I thought there was a n/s to Orlando too! I think Delta. Don't forget Champion Air!!! ;)

I stand corrected.

http://www.flyokc.com/releases/NonStop%20Schedule.pdf

[william_brasky]

Are you going to Cleveland?

And you, are you going to Cleveland?

We're all going to Cleveland! We're all going to Cleveland!

[mdklatt]

i've got to be honest with you - i have no use for any place north of nashville.


That's what I'm saying. OKC-CLE-BNA is probably less flying time than OKC-IAH-BNA.

[Vaevictis]

Why not Cleveland?

Simple: Because if the universe were to take a ****, Cleveland is where it would come out.

[Harry Beanbag]

Why not Cleveland?

Simple: Because if the universe were to take a ****, Cleveland is where it would come out.


I thought that was El Reno?

[Jimminy Crimson]

Why not Cleveland?

Simple: Because if the universe were to take a ****, Cleveland is where it would come out.

I thought that was Austin...

[rufnek05]

sweet, now i can go watch the indians play

[Vaevictis]

I thought that was Austin...

... if the universe were to have vaginitis, Austin is where the stench would come out.


I thought that was El Reno?

Never been, so I can't comment.

[Harry Beanbag]

Never been, so I can't comment.


I don't really recommend it.http://www.bookbugs.us/blog/wp-images/smilies/icon_vomit.gif

[mdklatt]

I thought that was El Reno?


The worst place in western Oklahoma is still better than a fair number of places in eastern Oklahoma, and El Reno isn't even the worst place in western Oklahoma (my vote is for Anadarko).

[trwxxa]

The point isn't to go to Cleveland, it's to go to Cleveland so you can get on a Continental flight that goes somewhere you'd actually want to go. :D

without having to go through Newark or O'Hare or some other god forsaken mega hub.

Cleveland is only a mini-hub

[SoonerStormchaser]

Cleveland, Memphis and Cincinnati are the redheaded stepchildren of Continental, Northwest and Delta, respectively.