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[HADC10]

After a several month leave by the board of directors, Alaska Pacific is now able to start service. Because of finacial problems, we have had to replace our fleet, but it is now fully operational. We currently are operating around the Pacific Northwest.

[Vortex]

Congratulations! I was going to buy that 1900D off you that you had listed earlier, but it appears that I was beaten. Nice to hear that you have big plans yourself, and I wish you the best of luck!

[HADC10]

A year into operation, we're not much better off. However, our earnings are going up, and we look forward to new aircraft. (The J-31's range does not work for us. )

[Atlantic_Air]

good luck returning back to service

[HADC10]

Seattle Post Intelligencer and Vancouver Sun-Seattle
Wow! One of our own, homegrown (Homegrown can mean created in Washington, Oregon, British Coloumbia, and Alaska) airlines is on the rise. Alaska Pacific Airline's value is shooting up. Of the world's estimated 1,963 airlines, the operator of N2101AK and N2102AK is at last check, 980. What's the secret? CEO HADC10 says "We operate a unique set of routes on the West Coast. Also, we have the cheapest fares in Western Canada, imported French Wine, and onboard Luaus. Remember, you can do alot with a J-31." What does this mean, fleet expansion and better service!

[luchtwafel]

Alaska Pacific Airlines returns to service

guess this is on hold too now that the game is paused, haha. should read:

Alaska Pacific Airlines will return to service momentarily

just kidding mate

[HADC10]

I first posted this at the beginning of April. (Real time)

[HADC10]

Seattle Post Intelligencer-Seattle

Alaska Pacific Airlines was horrified to learn a few days ago that the United Nations had decided to disband the airline industry. However, it now sees the situation as good. It has acquired a couple new aircraft, and now operates in Western Canada, Alaska, Portland, and Seattle.