It’s Earth Day on Thursday, so we’re probably going to see lots of companies do some marketing around that. Well, Boston Logan International Airport deserves some credit for being ahead of the curve, as the airport has this morning already Tweeted about Earth Day:
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The organizations that run airports are parking companies that provide airplane infrastructure on the side
Charge less for parking and people will show up its really that simple. If i can uber there and back cheaper than parking i will uber. If parking is the same or cheaper i park. No one actually chooses based on anything besides convience and pricing but i do respect this airport for pretending to care about something like Hotels do with water conservation.
Unsurprising. As a former Bostonian, I can assure you that the quick thinking of the Cambridge Brain Trust set is handily overridden by the primitive logic of the indigenous Massholes.
I think their implication is that if someone drops you off, then there’s two round trips to the airport, rather than just 1.
Good old Massport...their slogan should be "You Pay More So We Get It For Ourselves Free!"
To be honest, Logan is actually extremely close to downtown Boston. This is unlike JFK, CDG, BOS, SEA, DEN, ORD, and a host of other airports where you have to drive a long distance or take a long time in heavy traffic. So Logan's carbon footprint is actually lower.
Sorry, that page doesn’t exist! (I see the tweet is down now).
So if I (and 50 of my compatriots) park off-site and then take a bus to the airport, that is more polluting than 51 cars to the closer-in lot? Sheesh!
