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ALASKA PACIFIC GROWS BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS

Vancouver- Alaska Pacific Airlines has completed a fleet expansion program that has increased the fleet of the carrier by 50%. In addition to this, the airline has broken the monopoly on Seattle-Oakland service, and begun the first scheduled air service to Alaska.

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Anchorage-
Alaska Pacific Airlines (IATA: AK, ICAO: APL, Callsign:Polar) is proud to announce the aquisitoin of a new Q400. The Q400 will allow Alaska Pacific to operate new, longer routes, carrying more passengers. Hopefully, the profits from the routes will help the airline recover the debt it's run into buying the thing.

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Seattle-
Alaska Pacific Airlines (IATA: AK, ICAO: APL, Callsign: Polar) is proud to announce one of the strongest networks on the west coast in this new industry, with service to Washington, Oregon, British Columbia, 3 cities in Calfornia, and 2 cities in Alberta.

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Seattle-
Alaska Pacific Airlines (IATA: AK, ICAO: APL, Callsign: Polar) is happy to announce the acqusstion of its first larger aircraft. The plane, an ATR 42, will begin all new services to Salt Lake City and Reno, and provide a link between SLC and SNA.

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Seattle-
Alaska Pacific Airlines (IATA: AK, ICAO: APL, Callsign: Polar is proud to initiate the first air service to Alaska. Using a new Q400, the airline will be operating the Anchorage-Seattle route. In additon, the airline is now providing nonstop services between Seattle and Santa Ana, its SoCal gateway.

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Seattle-
Alaska Pacific Airlines (IATA: AK, ICAO: APL, Callsign: Polar) is overjoyed to begin services to Honolulu from Seattle with a new 757-300. It is also pleased to begin Seattle-Denver service with the same aircraft, and, using this 757, provides the lowest fares between Seattle and Vancouver.

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London-
Alaska Pacific Airlines (IATA: AK, ICAO: APL, Callsign: Polar) is partying the roof off of Terminal Four to announce new Seattle-London/Heathrow service. This flight, AK001, is the airline's first service to Europe, operated by a brand new Airbus A310-300. Said First Class passenger and Mercer Island resident Bill Gates, "I love this new service, it provides an excellent link between my business headquarters here, and our divisions in Europe." Later, Mr. Gates was dismayed to learn that the only internet browser avliable on the First Class computers provided free for passenger use was Firefox. The service provides a connection to fellow alliance member Gizme Airways, with connections to Rome, Zurich, and Toulouse.

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Alaska Pacific Airlines (IATA: AK, ICAO: APL, Callsign: Polar) has a warm and fuzzy feeling inside about starting its new nonstop, Seattle-Haneida service. In addition, the 747-400ER that makes the above new route, continues to Singapore.
This new route offers connections to alliance partner Origin Pacifc in Singapore, with flights to Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, and Sydney. Also, connections are avaliable on Gizme Airways, with flights to Paris (CDG) and Toronto from Haneida.

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Singapore-
Alaska Pacific Airlines (IATA: AK, ICAO: APL, Callsign: Polar) announces service to three new cities in Southeast Asia. They are Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia; and Bangkok, Thailand. All three cites will be served with a Beech 1900D from Singapore. In addition, Alaska Pacific has announced that it has recieved cabotage rights for flights between Kota Kinabalu and Kuala Lumpr, also to be served with the above Beech.

[Russ]

you have commuting cabbages?

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Lol! See cabotage:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cabotage

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ALASKA PACIFIC AIRLINES COMMENCES OPERATIONS (AGAIN)
SEATTLE
Alaska Pacific Airlines (IATA: AK, ICAO: APL, Callsign: Polar) is proud to begin flights from Seattle/Tacoma international airport. Current destinations include Vancouver, Portland, San Francisco, Edmonton, and Calgary, but that list is expected to grow.