Title explains all.
I'd say Pan Am to be honest.
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Hi Doc, where's Einstein?
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A bit like Aer Arann between 2004 and 2010. Basically they crashed one plane and were robbed of €2M so they had to fold. When they folded, RE saw an opportunity. Interesting side note, they had an agreement to take on Aer Lingus F-50s, but folded so Cityjet got most of them.What were EuroCeltic like?
Canada 3000, Hands down: http://en.wikipedia....iki/Canada_3000
I would love to see JetMagic back. They were like a friendly Ryanair.
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Canadian Airlines
Planes I've flown onboard: 747-400 (3x), 747-300 (1x), 757-200 (11x), 767-300ER (3x), 767-300 (1x), 757-300 (4x), 737-800 (3x), CRJ200 (4x), MD-11 (2x), 777-200 (2x), Q400 (2x), E175 (2x), 717-200 (3x), A321 (1), A320 (5x), A319 (1x), A340-300 (1x), American Champion 8KCAB Decathlon (1x), C152 (Hundreds of Times), C150 (~50 times), C172 (14x), A310-300 (5x), A330-200 (3x)
Flown with (In no particular order): Air Canada, KLM, United, United Express, US Airways, US Airways Shuttle, WestJet, Air Transat, Air Wisconsin, ExpressJet, Air Georgian, Icelandair, Thomas Cook Airlines, Canada 3000, euroAtlantic, American Airlines, Porter, Martinair, Mesa Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines, Air Canada Express, GoJet, SkyService,
Ansett.
They were Australia's second airline after Qantas. They went bust under Air New Zealand ownership. They were a member of the Star Alliance while Qantas was a founding member of One World.
Ansett were a direct rival to Qantas. When they went bust, Virgin had a regional airline called Virgin Blue who basically replaced Ansett in their terminals etc. VB became a low cost national carrier and competed with Qantas' low cost airline, Jet Star. Qantas therefore had no competition in Australia as a full service carrier. Virgin Blue has now rebranded as Virgin Australia and is a full service carrier to rival Qantas. They then bought shares in Tiger Airways Australia and positioned that to take on Jet Star. The only problem is Virgin Aus is not a star alliance member and so you can't use your miles/points to get to Australia without flying to New Zealand and then using them to fly from NZ to Australia. I'm not a fan of Virgin, don't like the branding or the look of the planes. (all white with virgin on the tail in red = boring). Plus virgin have Embrear aircraft on the Sydney to Melbourne route when Qantas use 737-800's and Jet Star use A320's.
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Silverjet!
Silverjet!
Flew with them once. I spat an olive at an air hostess. (I was like 5 back then.)
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