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Redeyes

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I was sitting number 2 for takeoff in SFO today and ahead of us was one of Virgin's first flights. After tower said, "Redwood XXX" cleared for takeoff 1R. My FO and I looked at each other and said "WHAT!!!!"

Anybody have any clue where "redwood" came from? My mind is clearly in the gutter on this one.
 
Well Virgin is taken by Sir Ricky's longhauler......I am stumped, maybe its a Canadian thing since Carty is running the gig, anyone Canadian want to chime in on that?

-Paul
 
They're based in SFO. Norcal. Sequoias. Get it? TC
 
redwood is what you get when you pop a virgin

marty
 
I thought it was going to be "Golden Gate". I understand "Redwood" but it just doesn't sound right for a callsign. How long until the code share with Virgin Atlantic is announced? I'd say about a year then we're dealing with virtual cabatoge. If they let that happen, Virgin America is going to become a very big and profitable domestic airline.
 

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