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[Royen]

Whoops! Of course, thanks!

Royen Airlines

[Amadeus Inc.]

So, PK-RPG, i may have accidentally deleted the EuroJet file on my computer.... If you really like it I can make another, but it's definitely not one of my greatest pieces of work!

No problem, I already saved all livery you made for me to my computer
Right now, as I said in PM, I'm captivated by your Lufthansa livery.
So looking forward to that one..

[European]

Hey Again!

Sorry to have to bother you, but I was wondering if you could look through the PDF i've attached, and see if you could do any work based on what i've written.

Let me know anytime if you need anything.

Speak Soon,

European
 TheEuropeanGroup-Livery.pdf   55.02KB   25 downloads

[4Engines]

All current requests are underway and will be completed as soon as possible. For now, here is an example boarding pass for an airline business plan i'm writing, with a borrowed logo.

This is a Basic ticket, the lowest fare option. Next up is Full fare, with complete flexibility, priority boarding and seating, as well as increased frequent flyer mileage. Lastly, there is Business, with all the previous benefits, but with the addition of a separate cabin, a larger variety of snacks and beverages, and BusinessExpress^® CBD check In.*

*Only available in selected cities.

[Phoenix J. Ryder]

I like

[Stevphfeniey]

Ooooo...

[Royen]

Wow! Amazing

[ar157]

just a note on your boarding pass, 1015AM doesn't need the AM

[clubeurope]

Hello,

I find you're liveries really impressive, astonishing and amazing and therefore I decided to request a livery from you, if possible.

Airline name: EuropeanSpirit
Requested aircraft type: A330-200
Requested engine type: P&W
Backup aircraft/engine type: B777-300ER
Country of origin: Germany
Registration (May leave blank):
Please tell us a little about your airline, and what sort of things you may want for your livery: European Spirit is a growing carrier, planning to expand its fleet and routes to be one of the largest airline. If possible, I would like the tail-fin design to be similar to the TACA airlines one, and the logo covering part of the tail-fin
Thank you greatly in advance!

[violetQueen]

just a note on your boarding pass, 1015AM doesn't need the AM

Why? Because there's no 1015PM? Look at your clock and try again...

[Royen]

at 1015, it could be either...

Very true!

[4Engines]

The example I used for the boarding pass was an AA ticket... it had a little 'a' next to the time, which was a morning slight, so I assume (although i have no idea) that PM flights would have a 'p'. I preferred am/pm over a/p.

All requests are on their way, i've just been taking a bit of a break over christmas. Expect to see more work soon!

[Royen]

The example I used for the boarding pass was an AA ticket... it had a little 'a' next to the time, which was a morning slight, so I assume (although i have no idea) that PM flights would have a 'p'. I preferred am/pm over a/p.

All requests are on their way, i've just been taking a bit of a break of christmas. Expect to see more work soon!

I agree. PM/AM sounds way better!

[ar157]

at 1015, it could be either...

I would've thought there would be a colon if it was to be AM/PM

[violetQueen]

Surprised you've never heard of the 24-hour clock...

It's 1015... that leaves it open to be 1015AM or 1015PM, if it was 2215 then yeah I would say it's the 24Hr clock, if it was 1015 (without the AM or PM) I would assume it was the 24Hr clock, but I'm surprised you haven't looked at a clock and seen they only have 12 digits... and noticed that the most common usage of the clock in most of the world (though I accept not all of it) uses am (ante meridiem - before midday) and pm (post mediriem - after midday) in a 12 hour format... Hell it's only been in use since the 2nd century BC and has only recently been displaced by the 24 hour clock in SOME countries... but 12 is still prevalent in the UK, USA, Australia, New Zealand, etc....

Alas, to answer your statement, I have heard of the 24Hr clock, and I actually use it 100% in my life, but I make allowances for people who don't because it is still in pretty common use... I must give you kudos for your usual attempt to belittle someone, but I do think all you did was highlight your own shortsightedness.

I would've thought there would be a colon if it was to be AM/PM

No colon is required, the format of the time in 24Hr or 12Hr can be 12:00 or 1200, the only difference is the "am/a.m/pm/p.m" donated after the time. But if I want to be pedantic (why not, let's push the boat out as the terribly "anal" Speed Bird does), the colon should be there irrespective of the time format the only difference should be that the 24Hr clock goes beyond 12 (i.e at 1pm it goes 13:00, and the 12Hr says 1:00pm. And if we want to really get anal there should be a "." after the "a" and "m" or "p" and "m" to give us 1:00 p.m. but lets not get too picky because any average adult will see the time on the boarding pass and understand it means 10 in the fecking morning.

Jesus wept talk about being surrounded by incompetence.

By the way, 4E4L, I like your work and happy new year everyone, hope you all get well and drunk tonight cause I am (already).

[Stevphfeniey]

[Stevphfeniey]

Because I get my soap fix from AE now