wigstheone
Jul 16, 02, 6:21 am
Say goodbye to the famous accessory of the most frequent fliers, the fat monthly OAG Pocket Flight Guide, which lists flight schedules for 850 airlines in minute detail (and minute print) on flimsy paper. For some business travelers, whipping out the dog-eared OAG guide in an airport to squint over the tables of schedules was the truest sign of expertise on the road. But all of that squinting was beginning to wear thin, evidently.
So say hello to its successor, named the Executive Flight Guide, which will be sent to OAG subscribers starting with the September issue. Phil Arndt, a vice president of OAG Publishing, said that customers had been asking OAG to "make the book easier to use."
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/07/16/business/16MEMO.html
So say hello to its successor, named the Executive Flight Guide, which will be sent to OAG subscribers starting with the September issue. Phil Arndt, a vice president of OAG Publishing, said that customers had been asking OAG to "make the book easier to use."
http://www.nytimes.com/2002/07/16/business/16MEMO.html