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Air travel has bounced back, DC not so much

By Jeremy Lott
Published April 21, 2023 5:02am ET
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Air travel has bounced back, DC not so much
“You’re going to like this one, boss,” one bartender, originally from Argentina, said as he delivered a $13 beer at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in mid-April. Two limes later, he was correct. I did like it. It had been almost two years since I last made the plane trip to Washington, D.C. What I experienced was […]


“You’re going to like this one, boss,” one bartender, originally from Argentina, said as he delivered a $13 beer at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in mid-April. Two limes later, he was correct. I did like it.

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