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=NHB=Shadow wrote:

Thats cool I go from Fresno to Las Vegas for $29 a person

Yeah, but once you are done in Vegas, you have to go back to Fresno.  I would need some one to PAY me more than $29 to get on that plane.

Hurricane wrote:

They've even got a page on the official source of information of teh planet - Wikipedia!

lol...even teh youtube...

usmarine2005 wrote:

Hurricane wrote:

They've even got a page on the official source of information of teh planet - Wikipedia!

lol...even teh youtube...

And you haven't even done a flight with passengers yet =o

What's your job with them? My mind is telling me mechanic or something. And will you guys ever be operating in DC? If the flights are decent and still cheap maybe Skybus will be my next choice for US travel. And finally, does a flight in one of these things require $300 headphones to hear my music?

Hurricane wrote:

What's your job with them? My mind is telling me mechanic or something. And will you guys ever be operating in DC? If the flights are decent and still cheap maybe Skybus will be my next choice for US travel. And finally, does a flight in one of these things require $300 headphones to hear my music?

Maintenance and Engineering.  Basically plan, schedule, and oversee routine and heavy maintenance.  Not sure which cities are absolute in the future, but IAD or DCA are most likely out of the question.

oh..if you want music, bring an ipod.

Last edited by usmarine2005 (2007-04-24 16:42:08)

usmarine2005 wrote:

GunSlinger OIF II wrote:

i make trips to burbank airport almost weekly picking up and dropping off people i know.  I was 2 seconds away from getting a job with TSA over there

I will be out there May 26th, but I have to go to downtown LA then back to Columbus.  Next time I go, we can have a few beers.

for sure. 


burbank is a great airport.  i avoid LAX like the clap

Last edited by GunSlinger OIF II (2007-04-24 16:42:46)

stryyker wrote:

I'm sure that I will be purchasing some tickets soon for various thing related items.

....thing related items?  Eh?

stryyker wrote:

usmarine2005 wrote:

stryyker wrote:

I'm sure that I will be purchasing some tickets soon for various thing related items.

....thing related items?  Eh?

Indeed.

Things refer to the places that the items hold as events.

Oh.  Clear as mud.  Thank you.

Vilham wrote:

Just what i was gunna reply with. Basically low ground time means more money.

Aye.  Larger airlines sacrifice that and just pass the cost to the consumer.

usmarine2005 wrote:

chittydog wrote:

Congrats, marine! I know you've been working on this for while now. Any chance you'll be adding routes to DFW anytime soon?

Dallas area maybe, but you have to understand the big airports are pretty much not an option as of now.

Look into Love Field in the Dallas area.

cowami wrote:

Hot damn, you guys aren't coming anywhere near New York, are ya? Sad...

Depends where you are in New York.

usmarine2005 wrote:

cowami wrote:

Hot damn, you guys aren't coming anywhere near New York, are ya? Sad...

Depends where you are in New York.

By New York, I mean the city of New York.

Yeah, you're probably not coming this way. But, I could always take a $5 bus from Chinatown to Boston...

mcminty wrote:

Congrats on the launch. I notice you guys have created a stir at Airliners.net.


Mcminty.

lol..a lot of interesting opinions on there.  One thing people need to understand, the more "extras" you want, the more you have to pay.  When you go see a movie, you have to pay for the popcorn and soda.  Same concept basically. 

The most odd thing I have seen, is that the tax was more than the ticket.  I booked a flight to LA, my ticket was $10 and the tax was $10.40.

SEREMAKER wrote:

What is the Sept. 11th security fee of $2.50 ----- I mean where does it actual go, just curious I have never heard of this

Been around for a while now......not sure where it goes.