Varney callsign
#1
Varney callsign
Heard a rumor a while back that since Cal and Ual both grew out of the old Varney Speed Lines, UniCal was going to return to using Varney instead of United. Never heard any more of it, so I guess that didn't work out.
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Varney Air Lines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Varney Air Lines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
#2
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Joined APC: Oct 2005
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I love the quote in the Continental Wikipedia page. It talked about Bob Six's commitment to customer service. The Customer Service Manual was preceded by the words, "Nothing in this manual supersedes common sense." That sentence has LONG since been removed.
#3
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Actually, Varney Air Transport (founded in 1925) which merged with Pacific Air Transport, National Air Transport and Boeing Air Transport in 1933 to become United Airlines, was a totally separate company from Varney Speed Lines which was founded in 1934 and later became Continental in 1937. Little known trivia, the old UAL wings had four stars on them to signify the original four airlines that merged. Our new wings only have two stars unfortunately. History forgotten.
#4
Actually, Varney Air Transport (founded in 1925) which merged with Pacific Air Transport, National Air Transport and Boeing Air Transport in 1933 to become United Airlines, was a totally separate company from Varney Speed Lines which was founded in 1934 and later became Continental in 1937. Little known trivia, the old UAL wings had four stars on them to signify the original four airlines that merged. Our new wings only have two stars unfortunately. History forgotten.
#6
Heard a rumor a while back that since Cal and Ual both grew out of the old Varney Speed Lines, UniCal was going to return to using Varney instead of United. Never heard any more of it, so I guess that didn't work out.
Continental Airlines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Varney Air Lines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Continental Airlines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Varney Air Lines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
#9
Two stars will do just fine. It was a merger of equals, despite the sentiments of a few.
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