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Carrier makes the dynamics on a flight between boston and phoenix
150 passengers of JetBlue chose Costa Rica to earn a free flight
The US airline JetBlue gave 150 people a flight to an international destination of their choice, to define the place all travelers had to agree.
150 Passenger Jet Blue flight traveling from Boston to Phoenix got a free ticket to Costa Rica after making an advertising dynamic that forced them to agree on a destination unanimously.
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The dynamic was in flight 603 from Boston to Phoenix. A host appeared in the aisle and proposed to the 150 passengers to choose a destination.
The first vote was to determine whether taking the trip to a country or to an international destination; they chose to go international.
From the second ballot, passengers began to argue among different international destinations to which JetBlue flies.
For the airline to give them the gift, all passengers must agree and choose the same place.
After a few minutes of divided votes, several passengers came to the front of the plane and proposed vote for Costa Rica.
At the end all chose the same destination and the airline gave 150 free tickets for all visiting our country.
The exercise was conducted prior to the primary elections in the United States in which the Republican and Democratic candidates for the presidential process is defined.
"It’s time to decide," said the host of the video. The airline began to elect the 150 passengers so that all reach an agreement that benefits them equally.
It is unknown when the ride will culminate at Costa Rica. The airline posted the video with the dynamics in his Facebook page Monday.
JetBlue is a low-cost airline flying to the country since March 2009 when it launched a daily trip between Orlando and San Jose.