I was also entrepreneurial studies major at Babson College taking EPS3520 (Managing a Growing Business) which became a full page Wall Street Journal article. I was running back and forth between the Babson College campus and the boardroom back in Western New York, managing to still crank out first class owner and hidden city airline tickets in the process. EPS 3520 wasn’t just about growing a business—it was about managing imbalance. Airlines face the same problem every day: fixed capacity and unpredictable demand. That’s why pricing looks irrational—and why hidden city ticketing isn’t a loophole, but a byproduct of how the system corrects itself This paved the way for GATE 2.0 . But first, I needed to resurrect GATE 1.0.

More Babson influenced hidden city ticketing resources:

Babson EPS1110, Alpha Kappa Psi & Stephen Spinelli- "We Don't Like Taking Risks" Explained

Owner Reaction to Connie Chung & The Travel Scam

Babson Case Study- Give Me Your Debit Card & Earn 10% Per Week

Babson Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity Story- Keg Stands to the First Class Cabin

From Babson to a Wall Street Hidden City Ticket Frenzy

You Are No Owner-You Are Just A Traveler

Capital Call Babson Didn't Teach-First Class Cheaper Than Coach

Hidden City Ticketing Wasn’t a Hack — The Babson-Origin Business Class Pricing Story

Babson College Swim Team, Sydney 2000 & the $18 Million Involuntary Reroute Turning Point

Alpha Kappa Psi Gamma Nu at Babson | The Rise of Discount Business Class Flights