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    Mexicana: Dead Airlines Don’t Usually Negotiate Contracts

    Byflyingfish September 2, 2010September 2, 2010

    While Mexicana may not be flying, have UBS Global Financial saying the airline is dead and people writing off the carrier … I am once again going to stick my head out on a limb, as I did in this post: Mexicana Says Goodbye With Its Future Up In The Air … and say it…

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    Three Words You Never Want To Hear : “Uncontained Engine Failure”

    Byflyingfish September 1, 2010September 1, 2010

    Yesterday morning an incident involving a Qantas Boeing 747-438 flying from San Francisco to Sydney caused Julie Johnsson, the Chicago Tribune’s aviation reporter, to Tweet “3 words you never want to hear: “uncontained engine failure” from her Twitter account. While the incident involving Qantas Flight 47 left the flight crew a number of options, including…

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    Reader Mail : What Are Some Funny & Odd Airport Codes?

    Byflyingfish September 1, 2010June 23, 2011

    Airport codes, every commercial airport has a three letter airport code … and this week’s reader mail, from Dane in Philadelphia, asks “I know with all the possible three letter airport code combinations there must be some funny or odd airport codes. Do you know of any that make passengers chuckle?” Well Dane … as…

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    Can Japan Airlines’ Layoffs and Shedding of Routes & Planes Be Good?

    Byflyingfish August 31, 2010September 1, 2010

    It is hard to pinpoint when Japan Airlines (JAL) started its downfall.  For more than fifty years JAL was the top airline in Japan and for a long time the top airline in Asia and one of the largest airlines in the world.  Even with competitor All Nippon Airways (ANA) being founded a year after…

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    Ryanair vs The Violin : Blame The Passenger Not The Airline

    Byflyingfish August 31, 2010

    Everyday I read stories regarding passengers who are upset about carry on bags, checked bags, legroom, missing flights because they were late. Today was no different … except today this story was published by the BBC and it is virally traveling throughout Twitter, Ryanair tells girl to buy £190 plane seat for violin. According to…

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    Happy 40th Birthday To The DC-10

    Byflyingfish August 29, 2010October 23, 2023

    If you’re a regular reader of Flying With Fish you may have noticed I am a ‘three-holer‘ fan.  While my favorite three-holer, the Lockheed L-1011, is all but gone from the skies, the long serving three-holer workhorse of the skies is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its very first flight. I am not sure how…

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    Mexicana Says Goodbye With Its Future Up In The Air

    Byflyingfish August 29, 2010August 29, 2010

    Mexicana, formally known as Compañía Mexicana de Aviación, has a storied history. The airline founded in 1921 is not only the oldest operating airline in Mexico, but also the oldest airline in The Americas, one of the oldest airlines in the world to continue flying under its original name … and the oldest airline in…

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    Japan : An Airline Battle Ground

    Byflyingfish August 27, 2010August 29, 2010

    I have been closely watching the two primary airlines in Japan, Japan Airlines (JAL) and All Nippon Airways (ANA) for nearly two years. The saga surrounding Japan Airlines‘ fall from the both the dominant Japanese airline and the largest airline by passengers carried in Asia, to a company in the midst of the largest bankruptcy…

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    iPad App of the Week : PocketTrav

    Byflyingfish August 26, 2010October 23, 2023

    It seems that all the good travel apps are designed for the iPhone, leaving iPad users out in the cold. The good news is that more travel apps are being released for iPad users … and this week’s iPad App of the Week is one of the new ones… …this week’s iPad App of the…

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    iPhone App of the Week : My TSA

    Byflyingfish August 26, 2010October 23, 2023

    This week’s iPhone App of the Week has been around for nearly two months, but due to the creator of this App I needed to make sure the App worked only in ‘one direction’ before writing about it.  In a society becoming more like George Orwell’s 1984 every day I needed to do some homework…

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