That code-share agreement
Wasn't so hard to get after all, now was it?
Cape Air's flight schedule seems insanely ambitious to me for a city where air service has been neglected for so long, but let's hope they can pull it off.
Cape Air's flight schedule seems insanely ambitious to me for a city where air service has been neglected for so long, but let's hope they can pull it off.
posted by Allthenewsthatfits at 5:39 AM
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Maybe the code share will be located on HAMPSHIRE
Actually, considering that during the entire time Great Lakes was the carrier American was willing to talk and the city was willing to back the play but it never got off the ground (no pun intended), but was arranged after a week with the new carrier--it sure looks like the hangup was Great Lakes, and not American or the city.
Reminded me of Khomeini refusing to release the hostages til after Reagan took the Oath of office so Carter was left holding the bag.
Nine people per plane might be doable. Heck they're making money even if they're empty at $1466 per seat.
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