Galley Gossip: Another amazing flight attendant tip - Hopstop.com

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10-07-2008 @ 11:41PM

Frank said...

...aw, thanks.

And, thanks to Lampbane who added two more sites as a resource. I like Hopstop because as a flight attendant it can be used for several other cities. SFO, BOS, LAX, ORD and NYC. Hopstop was out several years ago, while I believe Google transit is rather new.

Imagine, never getting lost in the Big Apple.....you have step by step instructions on how to get to your destination by PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION.

Flight Attendants Love New York. Now, thanks to sharing our travel resources..........we can all "travel" wiser.

See ya on the F train, Heather!

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