Airline Passengers Urged to Write Troops
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NEWARK, N.J. — Continental Airlines passengers who travel through Newark International Airport will be offered free stationery and postage to write troops in the Middle East.
“We’re hoping a lot of people will take time between their coffee and boarding to jot a little note,” Continental spokeswoman Andrea Pass said.
The airline says 35,000 passengers travel through the Newark airport each day on its planes.
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