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Old 04-17-2013, 02:51 PM
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Cool Emirates starting JFK - Milan, Italy.

Stinks for DAL..
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Stinks for DAL..
DAL will be OK. So will those of us here right now.

Stinks for you if you ever want a decent flying career in the US.
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I thought it was Milan-JFK? Now I'm confused.
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Stinks for DAL..
stinks for everyone.
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stinks for everyone.
Not for Emirates.
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Emirates, the biggest operator of the Boeing Co. (BA) 777, is pressing for more information about a successor aircraft before considering an order for the replacement of the U.S. manufacturer’s bestselling airliner.

“We’re working closely to get to specifications we’re happy with,” Emirates President Tim Clark said in an interview in Paris today. “That means layouts, the seats, the galleys, getting the weights right, getting the fuel burn.”

Clark has said he may need as many as 275 777s for replacement and expansion, a requirement so large his airline is likely to become the so-called launch customer of the successor plane. While Emirates is more advanced in talks with Boeing than other carriers, it doesn’t expect to be ready to table an order at the Paris Air Show in June, Clark said.

Emirates Asks Boeing for 777 Successor Specs Before Making Order - Bloomberg
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I love how most the guys I fly with brag about how they are so "pro free market", conservative, Republican, and any other synonym. Then they complain when a competitor starts up a route...
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UA has been doing Doha - DXB for a while so looks like the foot's on the other hand now
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