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[TiltonBB]

The flights are pretty empty and cheap right now. I flew from Ft. Myers to Boston, non-stop, on Jet Blue a couple of weeks ago. $17.40 for the fare.

I was alone in my row and there were 6 empty rows in front of me and two empty rows behind me. I did wear a mask but I figure if the airplane air was that bad there would be stories about pilots dropping all over the place. I haven't seen any of those.

I would bet if something like that worked for you some local motels would give you a great rate now. It is before the busy season and I know they have had a lot of cancellations. I would also think you could include much of that cost in your insurance claim since your house is uninhabitable.

[Doobs41378]

Originally Posted by TiltonBB

The flights are pretty empty and cheap right now. I flew from Ft. Myers to Boston, non-stop, on Jet Blue a couple of weeks ago. $17.40 for the fare.

I was alone in my row and there were 6 empty rows in front of me and two empty rows behind me. I did wear a mask but I figure if the airplane air was that bad there would be stories about pilots dropping all over the place. I haven't seen any of those.

I would bet if something like that worked for you some local motels would give you a great rate now. It is before the busy season and I know they have had a lot of cancellations. I would also think you could include much of that cost in your insurance claim since your house is uninhabitable.

I believe hotels are closed until further notice.

[Sue Doe-Nym]

Originally Posted by TiltonBB

The flights are pretty empty and cheap right now. I flew from Ft. Myers to Boston, non-stop, on Jet Blue a couple of weeks ago. $17.40 for the fare.

I was alone in my row and there were 6 empty rows in front of me and two empty rows behind me. I did wear a mask but I figure if the airplane air was that bad there would be stories about pilots dropping all over the place. I haven't seen any of those.

I would bet if something like that worked for you some local motels would give you a great rate now. It is before the busy season and I know they have had a lot of cancellations. I would also think you could include much of that cost in your insurance claim since your house is uninhabitable.

Our insurance is not the problem. They will pay for our lodging, but the Center Harbor Inn is closed because of the pandemic, as are all the others, and will probably stay closed until our governor clears places to open. We are hoping that happens right after 5/4.