Does this mean these will be Charleston-built birds? Would make more sense, to minimize empty legs.
Jump to postI wonder how many of the people getting their panties in a twist on account of this saw no issues with Hillary claiming women who voted for Trump did so because their husbands told them to. Also, how many call black people who do not vote Democrat "Uncle Toms", or claim that lower middle ...
Jump to postI wonder how many of the people getting their panties in a twist on account of this saw no issues with Hillary claiming women who voted for Trump did so because their husbands told them to. Also, how many call black people who do not vote Democrat "Uncle Toms", or claim that lower middle c...
Jump to posthttps://jornalacores9.pt/uma-aterragem-dificil-da-delta-airlines-em-ponta-delgada-deixou-a-aeronave-em-mau-estado/ The winds in PDL can be very nasty at times, however this morning only ranging between 10-14 knots. Surprised no comments from yet regarding where/what the Azores are and those who can...
Jump to postDoes anyone know if the DL A321Neos will be ETOPS capable? They would be perfect for this route, given the relatively short distance (comparable to West Coast - Hawaii) and the low demand for true premium, lie-flat seating.
Jump to postPerhaps instead of buying Greenland, the U.S. should just take over Nunavut instead. By the time the Canadians bothered to send over a Mountie on a moose to check on it and noticed something weird was going on it would have been a couple of years at least, by then the U.S. could just claim it by hom...
Jump to postTrump has a huge psychological, almost a sexual like thrill in doing deals, even if are of terrible business or political sense. One might also call it visionary. Perhaps if you stopped with the kneejerk ORANGE MAN BAD schtick and pay attention to the motives and the political backdrop of Greenland...
Jump to postEurope is a different thing, though. France and Germany are like an abusive husband, and will do everything in their power to make Brexit as painful as possible, regardless of the cost to themselves, just so the other little bitches don't get all uppity and start getting any ideas. They are living u...
Jump to postRight now, in the US, if you have a pulse, you can get a job. That is why hourly wages are finally keeping up. Eventually unemployment will go up, but only because it is impossible for it to go any lower - the question is by how much, how fast and for how long. Unlikely we will see anything close to...
Jump to postReally surprised they are adding the additional NY frequency to JFK and not to EWR, which is where the majority of the Portuguese people in the NYC area are (and which commands a revenue premium, at least in the non-stop flights). Their relationship with United must really suck. Does United get alo...
Jump to postReally surprised they are adding the additional NY frequency to JFK and not to EWR, which is where the majority of the Portuguese people in the NYC area are (and which commands a revenue premium, at least in the non-stop flights). Their relationship with United must really suck. JFK is the preferre...
Jump to postI think we are going to continue to see some route roulette from TAP, especially from LIS because that airport is bursting at the seams. They need to make room for more flights to markets with more demand such as U.S. and Brazil. Also announced, Natal and Belém will increase frequencies from 3x to ...
Jump to postLet's see... His dad ran a criminal syndicate (Tammany Hall), his brother now runs his dad's criminal syndicate, and he is left commenting on CNN... The name Fredo actually sounds very appropriate.
Jump to postSeventeen flights per direction? That is a huge start. Yeah... I wonder if any airline anywhere in the world ever launched a new route with that much frequency / capacity right off the bat. CGH-GRU is one of the top routes in the world in terms of volume, and the most prestigious within Brazil. Azu...
Jump to postITSTours wrote:Seventeen flights per direction? That is a huge start.
FBI: conspiracy theorist are a danger to society!
Also FBI: a notorious narcissist with tons of dirt on rich and powerful people being suicided while on suicide watch in Federal custody is totally believable, trust us.
Sigh... Another hit piece on the Charleston facility. Why do I get a sense all of these "quality problems" will somehow immediately get fixed if the employees there agree to give up a portion of their monthly earnings to a crime syndicate? Boring should really considering adding the union...
Jump to postCorporation capture by management along with quarterly reports pushed by huge financial centers, and exacerbated by regulatory capture has not existed from time immemorial. Things like corporations have existed for a long time. But nothing so big, so global, and so politically powerful. Free market...
Jump to postSigh... Another hit piece on the Charleston facility. Why do I get a sense all of these "quality problems" will somehow immediately get fixed if the employees there agree to give up a portion of their monthly earnings to a crime syndicate? Boring should really considering adding the unions...
Jump to postConsidering their opposition can mobilize millions upon millions of soldiers, I don't think an armed citizenry would help in this situation, unless the end goal is a massacre. What I don't understand about the situation is what does the government/China wants. If HK becomes just another Chinese cit...
Jump to postMethinks the people in Hong Kong are about to get a first-hand lesson on why the 2nd Amendment is so important. I just hope others are willing to learn anything from it.
Jump to postI plan to do this in a few weeks with my family. I booked a great fare in long haul J which involves 6 legs with segments 2-4 operated by a Star carrier on that airline’s ticket stock. However I want to skip the last leg (leg 6) on UA and I’ve booked a separate ticket on another carrier for the fol...
Jump to postFor what it's worth, Wikipedia's definition of a serial killer is a person who kills three or more people, usually in service of abnormal psychological gratification, with the murders taking place over more than a month and including a significant period of time between them. That would rule out cr...
Jump to postThere's a discussion to be had on why these messed up type of murders happen almost exclusively in the USA. Do you have any evidence in support of that rather extraordinary claim? https://qph.fs.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-c1cb6ddbee45191cc19d598c6d25e43f.webp You really should question a source that li...
Jump to postbhill wrote:Medallions??? Surprised there is not a TV series like The Sopranos, because this has all kinds of chances for the mob to make a killing...
Uber is a direct threat to this planet. Those of us involved in the ecological justice community know that it discourages the development of much more efficient public transportation. Taxis and Uber should be banned. We can’t let our planet die. Are you talking about in the city or what. I've used ...
Jump to postThese guys all sound like scumbags of the worst order. Doubt the world with be worse off with these guys in a box.
https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/25/us/five- ... index.html
Erm, if people don't like it here, they can try and change things, which is exactly that those 4 ladies are trying to do. Yes, it is racist. Telling them to 'go back' implies they came from somewhere. Considering 3/4 were born in the US, where do you propose sending them 'back' to? Ask yourself thi...
Jump to postThat's some serious contempt you have against New Yorkers..... Nothing compared to the serious contempt against non-New Yorkers on clear display in this thread. Not surprising at all, considering how, in my extensive experience, New Yorkers are the most bigoted people in the entire U.S. Anyway, New...
Jump to postFunny... They are being held pending extradition to Mexico, and these idiots seem to want to accelerate that process.
Jump to postMan, the deference to our betters in "public service" is frightening. It is almost like I was just air-dropped into an episode of "Yes, Minister." The UK system is meritocratic, so Ambassadors have to earn their way to that rank. By definition, that makes them better trained for...
Jump to postMan, the deference to our betters in "public service" is frightening. It is almost like I was just air-dropped into an episode of "Yes, Minister."
Jump to postIn my line of work, if I send out an email calling a client of mine an idiot I get called in by Compliance and then go have a nice chat with HR, no matter how idiotic they truly are. I know diplomats think of themselves as special people who can get away with literal murder, but perhaps it is time t...
Jump to postThe ambassador resigned because he was stupid enough to put something like this in writing. If at this point you still don't understand that everything you write down, ever, well eventually come back and bite you in the ass, then you have no business running a lemonade stand, let alone an embassy
Jump to postNot sure OPO fits in that list - there is a lot of industry in the North of Portugal (enough for a 757 with multiple onward connections at EWR, anyway), and a lot of VFR (most of the Portuguese community in and around the Newark area is from the North of Portugal, and arguably better served through ...
Jump to postThis is like fining a bank for being robbed at gunpoint - effectively robbing BA twice. And let's be honest, if whatever government bureaucrat decreed this fine actually knew how to protect a network better than BA, who they accused of being incompetent, they would no longer be a government bureauc...
Jump to postWhile a narrowbody will never be as comfortable as a widebody (generally speaking, I know individual configurations matter a lot), the advantage for an airline like TAP with a lot of routes flown less than daily is that they can increase frequency materially, providing a much better service. I know ...
Jump to postWhile a narrowbody will never be as comfortable as a widebody (generally speaking, I know individual configurations matter a lot), the advantage for an airline like TAP with a lot of routes flown less than daily is that they can increase frequency materially, providing a much better service. I know ...
Jump to postThis is like fining a bank for being robbed at gunpoint - effectively robbing BA twice. And let's be honest, if whatever government bureaucrat decreed this fine actually knew how to protect a network better than BA, who they accused of being incompetent, they would no longer be a government bureaucr...
Jump to postSuch a beautiful song by Beethoven co-opted by a bunch of unelected bureaucrats to be the anthem of a country that does not exist, but that they are trying to jam down everyone's throats. A shame, really.
Jump to postmercure1 wrote:Now former Avianca owner/chairman German Efromovich considering a stake in AZ.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... talia-sole
Funny how the same people praising Obama for taking a picture in front of a mural with the face of a mass murderer in Cuba, sheet giving them everything they wanted and getting exactly zero in return, are so hung up on this when so far North Korea has received nothing they wanted. Whether this will...
Jump to postFunny how the same people praising Obama for taking a picture in front of a mural with the face of a mass murderer in Cuba, sheet giving them everything they wanted and getting exactly zero in return, are so hung up on this when so far North Korea has received nothing they wanted. Whether this will ...
Jump to postUnions ordered a hit job by a friendly press on a non-union plant, federal bureaucrats use it as an excuse to harass a company now that the bank shake-down gravy train is slowing down. Simple as that. Boeing should respond to the irresponsible actions of the unions in this case by making sure the NM...
Jump to postIs it just me or is it really weird to name an airline after one of the most famous songs by a group who died in a plane crash?
Jump to postI recently went back for my ten-year reunion at a top U.S. "non-profit" University (the non-profit here, as in most universities, should be understood in the same context as GM was a non-profit institution prior to 2008 - whatever revenue they manage to bring in, they blow it all on themse...
Jump to postI understand that DL and AA offer free meals onboard some of their domestic flights. Which ones? Do you get free alcohol too? Not on UA I know. Actually United does offer free meals in economy plus on transcon flights from EWR to SFO and LAX. I believe they offer it in regular Econ as well on the E...
Jump to postR It is very simple, the area you are in is largely sourced with cheap hydo electricity. it is not unusual to see residences with electric home heat, easily one of the most wasteful uses of electricity. Really, any use of electricity for resistive heat such as water heaters, stoves, baseboard heate...
Jump to post[list=][/list] My electric stove is nuclear powered so it's OK... :d I like things undercooked rather than overcooked, but I hear in the US the opposite is more common, maybe that plays a role. Whenever I go to a French restaurant in the U.S. and ask for the steak frites, I always have to specify I ...
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