USA3000 Airlines Announces New Services to Bermuda

Feb. 24, 2004 -- USA3000 Airlines, a low-fare, full-service airline, announces "New Scheduled Services" from Baltimore/Washington International Airport to Bermuda. NON-STOP services start May 7th, 2004 with fares as low as $79 plus all applicable taxes one- way. With travel onboard USA3000 A320 aircraft, there's no better way to get to travel than by relaxing in a spacious aircraft enjoying a "complimentary" fresh meal and in-flight entertainment, all at the price of a low-fare airline.

Greater Baltimore/Washington DC, Virginia and Maryland residents can now affordably get to the warm, pink, soft sands that make Bermuda remarkable. Bermudans will now enjoy new non-stop service to the Baltimore/Washington International Airport with affordable fares and simple fare rules, said Trevor Sadler, Director Contracts & Services.

Flights depart every Tuesday and Friday on the following schedule from Baltimore/Washington International Airport (BWI) and Bermuda (BDA):

Dep BWI 4:05 pm Arr BDA 7:00pm
Dep BDA 7:50 pm Arr BWI 9:05pm

USA3000 offers low fares with simple fare rules: No round-trip ticket purchase or Saturday stay, one-year same-price extensions in the event a passenger is unable to make the trip as originally purchased, and name changes are also possible.

Despite low fares, USA3000 treats passengers to first-class amenities, including:

-- Presentation of box-office first-run movies or a video short selection onboard all flights.

-- A Choice of nine music channels for listening enjoyment.

-- 2 Audio channels available for emerging artists' profiles.

-- Real Meals on all flights with our compliments.

-- Reservations may be made in Spanish as well as English on the phone or online.

-- Flexible Traveler Calendars for online booking - for lowest fare choices.

-- An In-flight library of magazines.

To make a reservation in English or Spanish on USA3000, call 1-877-USA 3000, at our website at www.USA3000.com or call your local travel agent.

SOURCE USA3000 Airlines

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