AASC Conference Flight Special
AASC National Conference attendees will receive a 5% discount off the lowest available fare on JetBlue by simply booking online! Not only will this provide great savings, it also provides JetBlue’s signature award-winning service--36 channels of DirectTV, leather seating, the most legroom in coach, and unlimited snack service. JetBlue’s value now extends across more than 50 cities with up to 600 daily flights.
Click here and enter this Promotional Code aasc08. This discount is good from any city serviced by JetBlue to Dulles International Airport in Washington DC (airport code IAD), over travel dates from October 3-5 and return dates of October 8-12, 2008. Reservations must be booked by October 4, 2008.
DC Transportation Information
Airports
There are 3 DC-area airports - Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA), Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD) and Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI). These airports service more than 60 million passengers each year, 31 million of which deplane in the DC area. National and Dulles service more than 90 domestic destinations and have 423 weekly departures to 21 international destinations. BWI services 61 destinations (319 flights) and has daily departures to 8 international destinations.
Train
Union Station in DC is home to Amtrak and multiple commuter rail services; 3.8 million Amtrak passengers travel through DC each year.
Public transportation
Metrorail & Metrobus-The Metro system is the nation's third-largest (with 5 rail lines, 106 miles of track and 86 stations) and the nation's second-most utilized transport system. For hours, fares and station information, visit www.wmata.com DC Circulator-Three bus routes service 2.2 million riders each year, connect Union Station with Georgetown, the National Mall with Walter E. Washington Convention Center, and a seasonal loop around the National Mall, priced at just $1 per ride. For hours, passes and route maps, visit www.dccirculator.com. Taxis-Beginning in April 2008, the DC taxi cab system will convert to a meter system. Fares begin at $3, plus 25 cents per each additional 1/6 mile and 25 cents per minute of wait time, $1.50 per additional passenger. Cab fare from Ronald Reagan National Airport (DCA) to Walter E. Washington Convention Center will cost $11-15.
