Rhode Island Airport

Irritable Boston Syndrome

Millions of New Englanders suffer every year by flying through Boston, leading to a chronic condition known as I.B.O.S. (Irritable Boston Syndrome). But you can avoid the BS of BOS. Just fly through Rhode Island to get things moving. Fast.

Back of a Rhode Island bus with a red advertisement about I.B.O.S. and symptoms, featuring a woman appearing sick while driving.
A humorous advertisement for a fictional product called I.B.O.S. Relief (Irritable Boston Syndrome), which is presented as a medication for travelers experiencing issues like missed flights, running late, and airport anxiety. The packaging features a red box with a shield emblem, mint leaves, and a blister pack of capsules, set against a red background with text promoting the product's effectiveness at preventing Boston Syndrome.
Bus stop advertisement displaying a man with a pained expression, with text promoting relief from Irritable Boston Syndrome, mentioning Rhode Island and T. F. Green International Airport.
A product label for FLYRI, offering quick relief from irritable Boston syndrome, with a red and gold shield design and a sprig of mint at the bottom.
A man and woman smiling in an airport terminal with promotional text about fast relief from Irritable Boston Syndrome, featuring symptoms like missed flight, running late, and airport anxiety, and mentioning Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport.