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Framingham Teachers Can Win Free Jet Blue Flights: Here's How

Teachers can win two free roundtrip tickets flying out of Worcester Regional Airport in a National Teachers' Appreciation Day sweepstakes.

Massport and JetBlue will give away two pairs of roundtrip tickets flying out of Worcester Regional Airport. JetBlue provides direct service from Worcester to either JFK in New York City or to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Massport and JetBlue will give away two pairs of roundtrip tickets flying out of Worcester Regional Airport. JetBlue provides direct service from Worcester to either JFK in New York City or to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. (David Allen/Patch)

FRAMINGHAM, MA — National Teachers' Appreciation Day is approaching, and one airline is giving local teachers an opportunity to win one heck of an appreciation gift.

JetBlue is hosting a free-ticket sweepstakes for the appreciation day, and a number of local districts are included alongside Framingham.

Massport and JetBlue will give away two pairs of roundtrip tickets flying out of Worcester Regional Airport. JetBlue provides direct service from Worcester to either JFK in New York City or to Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

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"Through this sweepstakes, we can provide local educators an opportunity to travel and explore the world. We encourage students, educators and faculty to fly Worcester as an affordable option whether they are planning for summer vacation or a trip any time of year," Worcester Regional Airport Director Andy Davis said in a news release.

The sweepstakes is open to elementary, middle and high school teachers and college professors.

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Teachers can enter the contest by visiting the Worcester Regional Airport website. The winners will be revealed on May 2, National Teachers’ Appreciation Day.

Reporting by Neal McNamara.

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