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Hey you Guard Fighter guys, who is bombing the crap out of Avon Park this week?? Every day there's been a bunch of guys up there making all kinds of noise. Sounds like F16's, maybe 15's, not A10's though, too fast. When my wife asked, "What's going on up there?" I said we must be getting ready to go take out Asad in Syria...
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Virgin Atlantic Airways won its bid to take all 12 pairs of London Heathrow remedy slots demanded by the European Commission following the takeover by International Airlines Group of British Midland.
The giving up of slots was a condition of the takeover deal; IAG also owns British Airways.
The offer of the 12 slot pairs to Virgin means that the UK carrier will begin multiple daily flights to Edinburgh and Aberdeen from Mar. 31, 2013. Virgin previously said it would allocate seven of the pairs to those routes. Virgin also announced it intends to use two pairs of its own slots to launch Heathrow-Manchester (UK) service.
Virgin intends to wet-lease three Airbus A319s to operate its short-haul flights.
The giving up of slots was a condition of the takeover deal; IAG also owns British Airways.
The offer of the 12 slot pairs to Virgin means that the UK carrier will begin multiple daily flights to Edinburgh and Aberdeen from Mar. 31, 2013. Virgin previously said it would allocate seven of the pairs to those routes. Virgin also announced it intends to use two pairs of its own slots to launch Heathrow-Manchester (UK) service.
Virgin intends to wet-lease three Airbus A319s to operate its short-haul flights.
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Last edited by georgetg; 12-05-2012 at 07:41 AM. Reason: file under "feed" and "swap"
Since we are having a great discussion about company policy I have a couple of questions for those in the know.
I'm an ATL based commuter who's CQ is now in ATL. They just moved the -9 sim there. Am I correct that a hotel is not provided yet (per the C2012 implementation schedule), but positive space travel is?
Also, I printed off the maps of the training facility from DeltaNet, but was a little confused on how to get over there using the shuttle from the airport. Where does it pick up and what is it labeled?
Thanks all.
I'm an ATL based commuter who's CQ is now in ATL. They just moved the -9 sim there. Am I correct that a hotel is not provided yet (per the C2012 implementation schedule), but positive space travel is?
Also, I printed off the maps of the training facility from DeltaNet, but was a little confused on how to get over there using the shuttle from the airport. Where does it pick up and what is it labeled?
Thanks all.
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