DAL Widebody RFP....

Screaming_Emu said:
Also, I've found most of the fun twisty roads are 50-55mph which given my great skill in hitting deer, is just about where I feel comfortable.
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Those many-pronged road demons are why I avoid riding near dawn or dusk when possible. Biker vs. deer rarely works out in favor of the biker.
 
Seggy said:
A) You are from Cleveland
B) You now live in Atlanta
C) You shouldn't be saying anything about 'America's pit stain' considering A) and B)
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EXCUSE ME.......
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DO NOT TALK ABOUT MY CITY!
 
typhoonpilot said:
BA has a lot of slots at LHR. They can afford some smaller markets. You will not find other carriers using their limited LHR slots for smaller markets. Just look at where UAL, AA, and DAL serve from LHR to see what I mean.
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:stir:

Delta to Launch London – Philadelphia Route in 2015

code-sharing partnership started almost one year ago, Delta Air Lines and Virgin Atlantic will introduce non-stop service from London Heathrow (LHR) to Philadelphia (PHL). Starting on April 8, 2015, this daily service will be Delta’s eighth destination to the U.S. from Heathrow.

Delta and American Airlines are going head to head on the Philadelphia to London route.
The news of this Delta service to PHL (which has long been a US Airways hub) comes on the same day that rival American Airlines announces the addition of a second daily round-trip LHR-PHL flight beginning on March 29, 2015. These new LHR-PHL routes are both wise and strategic additions, as the bulk of Philadelphia’s international visitors have historically come from the U.K.
Delta’s London-Philadelphia service will fly from Heathrow Terminal 4, employing a 164-seat Boeing 757-200 aircraft that features 16 BusinessElite seats, Economy Comfort and Economy seating. BusinessElite passengers will have angle-flat bed seats with 160-degree recline and a range of dining options, and all passengers will have access to on-demand in-flight entertainment.


Read more: http://thepointsguy.com/2014/11/delta-to-launch-london-philadelphia-route-in-2015/#ixzz3K3L0lGqa
Follow us: @thepointsguy on Twitter | thepointsguy on Facebook
 
Cptnchia said:
:stir:

Delta to Launch London – Philadelphia Route in 2015

code-sharing partnership started almost one year ago, Delta Air Lines and Virgin Atlantic will introduce non-stop service from London Heathrow (LHR) to Philadelphia (PHL). Starting on April 8, 2015, this daily service will be Delta’s eighth destination to the U.S. from Heathrow.

Delta and American Airlines are going head to head on the Philadelphia to London route.
The news of this Delta service to PHL (which has long been a US Airways hub) comes on the same day that rival American Airlines announces the addition of a second daily round-trip LHR-PHL flight beginning on March 29, 2015. These new LHR-PHL routes are both wise and strategic additions, as the bulk of Philadelphia’s international visitors have historically come from the U.K.
Delta’s London-Philadelphia service will fly from Heathrow Terminal 4, employing a 164-seat Boeing 757-200 aircraft that features 16 BusinessElite seats, Economy Comfort and Economy seating. BusinessElite passengers will have angle-flat bed seats with 160-degree recline and a range of dining options, and all passengers will have access to on-demand in-flight entertainment.


Read more: http://thepointsguy.com/2014/11/delta-to-launch-london-philadelphia-route-in-2015/#ixzz3K3L0lGqa
Follow us: @thepointsguy on Twitter | thepointsguy on Facebook
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So are Delta pilots up front on this expansion, or are Virgin Atlantic pilots?
 
ATN_Pilot said:
I'm with you on the mural. It's absolutely awful.
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ATL is actually not a bad city but it's a place where you have to really scratch below the surface. Some of the in town neighborhoods are very cool. It's the suburbia sprawl that I really can't stand.
 
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