Off your meds again?

(Written on 07/08/2020)(Permalink)

she looks better with age!

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Sad commentary that this is even happening in what is supposed to be the shining example of democracy in the world.

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I am therefore expecting a tsunami of replies to your challenge!

(Written on 24/07/2020)(Permalink)

Actually and as a reminder, socialism is an economic model and not a political one. At least Icelanders, who do live in a democracy BTW, can count on universal healthcare and reasonable social assistance when times are hard. I am quite sure that several noted democracies, even "powerful"(?) countries cannot claim the same YET are, as alluded to by "che mex", having the exact same struggles in the airline industry. Personally, I and my family like the idea of having a net to land in when essential.

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Most Icelanders are very conversant in English. I have been there and never had a problem. How many languages do you speak RC . . . .

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Inappropriate and self-centered comment. Save your dribble for social media.

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Agree with Guy. BTW, if this was a "news" piece, why was there a need to decipher the apparent story? This is not a forum for "can you figure out what we are attempting to say" efforts. The last I checked, it was an Aviation Forum. Let's move on and hope that Flight Aware will tighten up its editing practices. Was somebody on holidays?

(Written on 10/07/2020)(Permalink)

Look. It is simple. If the reasoning behind the story was clear, why has so much time on an aviation interest website, been spent on debating the quality of the article's writing? Sorry, there is no excuse for poor and sloppy writing that is meant to represent news. Unless this was intended as a mystery article that was meant for interpretation, all that I can say is that the writing was very poor and the editing non-existent. Does not reflect well on any of the stakeholders (Flightaware, Spirit, the author (Simple Flying) etc). As it is FlightAware's website that pointed us to this dog's breakfast of penmanship, it was they who had the final say as to publish or not. Clearly fumbled the ball there.

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And that explains why they jumped at the opportunity to invest in cheap publicity. An event is one thing, having appropriate corporate values is another. Good on them for the "transaction" but have they changed the culture that you reference? Time will tell.

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