According to the FAA website, the reg number is owned by an LLC owned by Dick DeVos (R-Scumbag), a wannabe politician from Michigan. He's the bald-headed guy in the picture, so that checks out. Thanks for the info about the model, though.
Jump to postCan anyone identify the model of this helicopter for me? The person who originally posted the photo says it's a Eurocopter <acronym title="Anglo Cargo (United Kingdom)">EC</acronym>-130, but I just want to make sure. Thanks in advance! <img src="http://img140.imageshack.us/img140/8885/choppernr3.jpg...
Jump to postLufthansa, British Airways, KLM, Air France, Austrian, LOT Polish, Iberia, Spanair, Portugalia, TAP, Virgin Atlantic, bmi, Alitalia, easyJet, Ryanair...
Jump to postNordair (and anyone else), I need an email address from you to be able to send it. You can use the "Contact" link in my user profile.
Jump to postConsider it done. I have a TON more if anyone else needs one.
Jump to postIf you can afford to go on a trip that requires 100 lbs of clothing (several weeks's worth?), you can fork over a few extra bucks for the extra gas to carry your stuff. Either that or leave it at home.
Jump to postFar be it from me to nitpick, but it's actually GeraRd Arpey, not GeraLd.
Jump to post"Waterski" is Trans States
Most of the controllers around here refer to Midwest Airlines as "MidEx".
Diet Code Red is the shizzit. I just wish it were more widely available.
Jump to postGimme a G!
Gimme an R!
Gimme another R!
What's that spell? FINALLY a real LCC in Grand Rapids!
Rock chipper? Laundry folder? License plate machine operator?
Let the indictments begin!
On a related note: 1. Just what <acronym title="Island Airlines (USA) and Eagle Air/Arnaflug (Iceland)">IS</acronym> <acronym title="Northwest Airlines (USA)">NW</acronym> going to do with those -9s now that they're bankrupt? 2. Just when is Indy going to file Chap 7? 3. Why doesn't <acronym title="...
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Jump to postPerhaps before you go changing WN's name, you should get the "old" name right first. It's Southwest, not SouthWest. There's a difference.
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Jump to postClearly Richard Tyler has never worked a day's physical labor in his life. I'm not a woman, but requiring a woman to wear that garish and scary-looking red thing all day seems like cruel and unusual punishment. The pilot's uniform is very cool looking, but the F/A's uniforms are very odd. Like most ...
Jump to postIf you're flying <acronym title="Detroit - Metropolitan Wayne County (DTW / KDTW), USA - Michigan">DTW</acronym>-<acronym title="Beijing - Capital (PEK / ZBAA), China">PEK</acronym>, you might not want to connect in <acronym title="Tokyo - Narita International (New Tokyo) (NRT / RJAA), Japan">NRT</a...
Jump to postAt the Battle Creek ANG base yesterday (code?), DL ships 607 and 619 (both 757s) flew in about 250 people...
Jump to postAgain, as a call center worker, I can ALWAYS (ok, 99 out of every 100 callers) tell whether a caller is African-American, especially African American women. There's something about the tone of a person's voice and there <acronym title="Island Airlines (USA) and Eagle Air/Arnaflug (Iceland)">IS</acro...
Jump to postJust to throw a wrench into things, I'll tell you that I work in a call center for an insurance company here in the US, and we have several employees from other cultures who do speak with an accent. We have several Hispanic reps as well as at least 2 reps from the Indian subcontinent area. Don't ass...
Jump to postTypo my ass...
A typo would be spelling "Jonathon" as "Jonathan." This is a flagrant goof from someone who didn't read their press release carefully...
I LOVE it! It does reflect the sort of marriage of US's buttoned-down business image, and <acronym title="America West Airlines (USA)">HP</acronym>'s not-so-buttoned down image, while maintaining the dignity of US's scheme. The only thing I don't like is the flag on the wingtip fences. It's sexy on ...
Jump to postMKG comes to mind...1x daily CR2 service, perhaps? Then again, I'd settle for Cincituckey.
Jump to postThe LSJ is a fish-wrapper...and not a very good fish wrapper, either. What do you want from a Gannett paper?
Jump to postWow! We've gone a whole 20 replies in this thread without some well-meaning but pedantic individual pointing out the difference between "Delta Airlines" and "Delta Air Lines?" Pat yourselves on the back, A.netters. You made my day.
Jump to postCO and <acronym title="Northwest Airlines (USA)">NW</acronym> are joined at the hip as it is, through their Skyteam partnership. Additionally, <acronym title="Northwest Airlines (USA)">NW</acronym> is making some changes that will get them closer to being on par with <acronym title="Continental Airl...
Jump to postBurnsie- First of all, my apologies as my quote button still doesn't work (you know, God forbid that a site with 15,000 users would support the 2nd largest browser out there)... Anyway, I don't understand your objection to what I said about the CR9 or the C-Series. I'm merely saying that Bombardier ...
Jump to postAll your flip and uninformed editorializing aside, it seems to me that Doug has made a couple of big decisions Dick Anderson didn't want to make. This is at least moving <acronym title="Northwest Airlines (USA)">NW</acronym> in a direction (whether it's right or wrong is debatable, but we'll see wit...
Jump to postForgive my squirrely ignorance, but it's my understanding that Aeromexico and Mexicana, the two largest carriers in Mexico, serving very similar route networks from the same country, are both owned by Cintra. Why would one company (which is/was a government entity, right?) own two such similar carri...
Jump to postI may have my head firmly planted in my colon here, but here's my theory: I doubt US/HP will be doing a serious rebrand in the near future. Although the new company will be composed of cherry-picked parts of US and <acronym title="America West Airlines (USA)">HP</acronym>, it will still be called US...
Jump to postYes, I know! How awful! Cuz walking around someone would be so, you know, inconvenient, and we wouldn't want to inconvenience me since I am the King of the World.
You guys are crazy. <acronym title="American Airlines (USA)">AA</acronym> doesn't even serve <acronym title="Dallas / Fort Worth - International (DFW / KDFW), USA - Texas">DFW</acronym>. You must be thinking of somewhere else. <img src="/discussions/graphics/smilies/spin.gif" alt="spin" border...
Jump to postMost of you wouldn't know a decent play if it jumped up and bit you.
Meanwhile, I'm already planning on filing a vacation request for 11/11 and seeing the movie at least twice.
I DID tell the media. After their travesty of a 5:30 newscast, I emailed WWMT (Channel 3, Kalamazoo, <acronym title="SilkAir (Singapore)">MI</acronym>) and told them that it was NOT a 737 with 200 passengers on board (didn't bother to explain the hilarity of that...didn't figure anyone would care), ...
Jump to postHe did. The automated call line (which is marginally less annoying than the Filipino reservations agents, incidentally) told him to call reservations. He did, and he got the clueless res agent.
Jump to postWhat's wrong with US reservations? The same thing that's wrong with every third world call center on the planet. It's a CALL CENTER, folks. At call centers, you TALK <acronym title="President Airlines (Cambodia)">TO</acronym> PEOPLE. If you can't speak the language, you can't TALK <acronym title="Pr...
Jump to postOur local news (WWMT Channel 3 in Kalamazoo...asshats) is reporting that the aircraft is a "Boeing 737 with about 200 people on board." Naturally, that begs two questions: 1. How in the hell did they get a 737 <acronym title="Paris - Charles de Gaulle (Roissy) (CDG / LFPG), France">CDG</acronym>-<ac...
Jump to postFedEx's arrival schedule shows up on FlyteComm. Go to Advanced Users and put in <acronym title="Memphis - International (MEM / KMEM), USA - Tennessee">MEM</acronym> as the airport... Edited to add: with few exceptions, they've got a plane landing about every three minutes from 10:00PM-1:00AM. I'm wi...
Jump to postRumors are <s>flying</s> circulating that <acronym title="Grand Rapids - Gerald R. Ford International (Kent County) (GRR / KGRR), USA - Michigan">GRR</acronym> is coming. Perhaps <acronym title="Detroit - Metropolitan Wayne County (DTW / KDTW), USA - Michigan">DTW</acronym> too, although I'll bet <a...
Jump to postSo, AirTran737, I take it you wanted an example of a sleazeball lawyer, and the name Geoffrey Feiger was the first lawyer's name that came to you? Geoffrey Feiger is far from sleazy. He's a well-respected and extremely competent attorney with a budding political career.
Jump to postMany airlines serve Starbucks coffee. UA does, I believe...???
Jump to postDry leases involve only the aircraft itself. Wet leases are usually referred to as ACMI leases, as they include the aircraft, the crew, the maintenance, and whatever I stands for. I suppose I should have looked that up before I posted this, but there ya go. Dry leases usually come from places like G...
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