(on the trend of riding private planes to summer camps at desolate, distant places like Maine and New Hampshire)
But some parents have already tired of this private-plane status infiltrating the simpler world of summer camp. [Nancy Chemtob, a divorce lawyer] once managed to get on a charter plane from the airport in East Hampton, N.Y., for $750. After listening to enough banter among parents about “who is flying, who is flying private, who they can get a lift home with,” she decided she “was done with Maine and the planes and all of the people.”
“It’s a crazy world out there,” she added. She now sends her children to camp in Europe.
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