So ASA is.... (drumroll please!)
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trafficinsight
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I probably laughed a little bit too hard at that.
trafficinsight
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All praise the forward angled box!
tonyw
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I don't understand why companies that don't serve the end user bother to do marketing. Seriously, does anyone think that Joe Twelvepack is going to say, oh, cool, the next time I have to take a Delta or United feeder, it's GOT TO BE ASA!
Hell, man, they probably don't even know that it's ASA. Ask someone on that plane what airline they're on and they'll say Delta or United.
And most people won't give a crap either way as long as they save $2 on their roundtrip fare.
Hell, man, they probably don't even know that it's ASA. Ask someone on that plane what airline they're on and they'll say Delta or United.
And most people won't give a crap either way as long as they save $2 on their roundtrip fare.
meyers9163
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Was this what Trip was all hyper about?
They are BUYING Mesa and going to fly A320s for USairways according to him....
Just ask him they are getting a CLT base too for USairways....
kellwolf
Piece of Trash
PMS. And it's a shade of red. Um, I'll let that one speak for itself. Just expect scheduling to give you an extra hard time once a month.
The others have been doing a good job on this one. I've got nothin' else.
But why grey? Because of contract language that both sides can exploit, or are they favoring United over Delta? Dun dun DUUUUUN.
My god, I hope Pinnacle never tosses out something like this. It would rank right up with "We fixed it."
As long as there's space available on that Delta/United flight....
Honestly, all I see is another airline management team trying way too hard. After the hype, I was expecting a new identity, new paint schemes, maybe an actual branded operation. A re-launched website and a new logo, to me, isn't "re-branding."
Minuteman
I HAVE STRONG OPINIONS ABOUT AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING!
It's been done before.
"The design consists of a wide red bar forward of a narrow blue bar both canted at 64 degrees above the horizontal with the Coast Guard emblem superimposed. It was originally recommended in 1964 by the industrial design firm of Raymond Loewy/William Snaith, Incorporated and was adopted service-wide on 6 April 1967. The color red used in the slash is Pantone 179. The color blue used in the slash is Pantone 307."Although now it might be fun to call ASA crews "coasties."
"The design consists of a wide red bar forward of a narrow blue bar both canted at 64 degrees above the horizontal with the Coast Guard emblem superimposed. It was originally recommended in 1964 by the industrial design firm of Raymond Loewy/William Snaith, Incorporated and was adopted service-wide on 6 April 1967. The color red used in the slash is Pantone 179. The color blue used in the slash is Pantone 307."
Murdoughnut
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They just got tired of people Googling the full name and getting info on 529.
It's been done before.
Although now it might be fun to call ASA crews "coasties."
Nice!
surreal1221
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They have to find some fantasy to get happy about.
Trick #4631 in ASA management's pocket to make sure people are in awe of their excellent leadership skills. :whatever:
Trick #4631 in ASA management's pocket to make sure people are in awe of their excellent leadership skills. :whatever:
Trip7
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Was this what Trip was all hyper about?
You know when you in business class on an international flight and they bring the nuts, bread and butter out to start a multi-course meal? Well this was the nuts, bread and butter. The main course is just around the corner.
The suspense is killing me. Are they going to start handing out bread and butter on ASA I mean Atlantic Southeast Airlines flights instead of Biscoff? I can't say I've ever flown ASA I mean Atlantic Southeast Airlines but I assume they hand out Biscoff on the Delta side. This would be HUGE news and I'd definitely fly a different Delta regional or bring them along with me. Bread and butter doesn't cut it for me. How much bread would there be? How much butter? Would they be proportional? What happens if someone likes more butter than others?
Please don't toy with us anymore.
Minuteman
I HAVE STRONG OPINIONS ABOUT AUTOMOTIVE LIGHTING!
I thought you started with soup and ended with nuts.
Maurus
The Great Gazoo
trafficinsight
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The suspense is killing me. Are they going to start handing out bread and butter on ASA I mean Atlantic Southeast Airlines flights instead of Biscoff? I can't say I've ever flown ASA I mean Atlantic Southeast Airlines but I assume they hand out Biscoff on the Delta side. This would be HUGE news and I'd definitely fly a different Delta regional or bring them along with me. Bread and butter doesn't cut it for me. How much bread would there be? How much butter? Would they be proportional? What happens if someone likes more butter than others?
Please don't toy with us anymore.
Forward-angled box lunches!
