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Exactly...loose money year after year, have your own government give up on you and sell you out to KLM...who still can't make any money.

But that website is very nice and unlike any bus company I have ever seen, and their passengers do dress up (sort of).
 
Mike Oxlong said:
Exactly...loose money year after year, have your own government give up on you and sell you out to KLM...who still can't make any money.

But that website is very nice and unlike any bus company I have ever seen, and their passengers do dress up (sort of).
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What's not to like about loose money?
 
My girlfriend just had a horrendous experience on Air France, and she was in Business Class!
 
Old School 737 said:
Plus they runoff the end of runways and crash into the ocean. Great stuff!!
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Wow, you're a very smart man!:rolleyes:

I bet you bought into the whole "Freedom Fries" idiocy like all of the other mindless sheeple that impugns an entire country based on pseudo-patriotic pop culture stereotypes.
 
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habubuaza said:
My girlfriend just had a horrendous experience on Air France, and she was in Business Class!
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I've ridden on Air France many times and the service level of riding in coach on AF is at least equal to or often better than service in biz class or first on US carriers. Face it, for a number of reasons, we are way behind most of the world in cabin service.
 
Old School 737 said:
Plus they runoff the end of runways and crash into the ocean. Great stuff!!
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loose a widebody every 3 years, including stalling an aircraft.

think there's other industry message boards that people not from that profession like to persue and bring up irrelevant topics?
 
bubbers44 said:
You can lose a widebody by letting the captain take his rest while a junior pilot stalls into the Atlantic from 35,000 ft. But they saved money on teaching hand flying.
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Then it's settled. The Capt can no longer take any rest breaks, ever.
 
waka said:
Wow, you're a very smart man!:rolleyes:

I bet you bought into the whole "Freedom Fries" idiocy like all of the other mindless sheeple that impugns an entire country based on pseudo-patriotic pop culture stereotypes.
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Na never did any of that but just saying their safety record ain't the best.. The last few years.. Even if they have nice cabins !!
 
relief tube said:
loose a widebody every 3 years, including stalling an aircraft.
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SKC said:
How does one "loose" a widebody?
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bubbers44 said:
You can lose a widebody by letting the captain take his rest while a junior pilot stalls into the Atlantic from 35,000 ft. But they saved money on teaching hand flying.
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Holy sh1tballs, the joke here is epic. No offense bubbers, but put a catcher's mitt on top of your head next time to keep the joke from going over it.

Sacre bleu!!!!!!!!!
 
Actually I was trying to make a spoof out of the lose vs loose. Guess I didn't succeed in some cases.
 

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