Mokulele or Pacific Wings?
Aug 20, 2012, 2:27 am
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Aug 20, 2012, 8:47 am
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I think I will go with Mokulele. This statement on PW site in "contact us" next to "Go green" is a killer 
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Aug 20, 2012, 7:33 pm
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Tony,
You realize that Mokulele was sold almost a year ago, right? Mesa no longer has *any* control over Moku....
The planes aren't flown by go! pilots
the planes aren't fixed by go! mechanics
the planes aren't worked by go! agents
the reservations folks aren't go! agents (actually a tad friendlier)
customer service isn't handled by go!
so......
You realize that Mokulele was sold almost a year ago, right? Mesa no longer has *any* control over Moku....
The planes aren't flown by go! pilots
the planes aren't fixed by go! mechanics
the planes aren't worked by go! agents
the reservations folks aren't go! agents (actually a tad friendlier)
customer service isn't handled by go!
so......
Aug 20, 2012, 9:21 pm
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Mokulele or Pacific Wings?
Btw Mokulele planes are small 9 passenger or so models
If you're not used to puddle jumpers then Mokulele is not for you whether or not affiliated with Go Mesa
If you're not used to puddle jumpers then Mokulele is not for you whether or not affiliated with Go Mesa
Aug 20, 2012, 11:19 pm
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The flight is short. Even a jet doesn't fly high.
All I can think of s to look at another site like trip advisor where they may post most recent experiences with the airlines.
I flew that route on northwest when it used to have a sea-ogg-koa-sea route.
The question for you is to see what type of planes each flight is using and ask yourself on how comfortable you would feel flying on small aircraft.
All I can think of s to look at another site like trip advisor where they may post most recent experiences with the airlines.
I flew that route on northwest when it used to have a sea-ogg-koa-sea route.
The question for you is to see what type of planes each flight is using and ask yourself on how comfortable you would feel flying on small aircraft.
Aug 23, 2012, 9:50 am
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Mesa & Mokulele still have a codeshare, but does that make Mokulele a bad company? I've had horrible experiences on American Airlines, but that doesn't mean I am going to avoid Alaska Airlines because they codeshare and partner together.
A Pacific Wings Caravan also just took out a light post in LUP the other day... just something to consider. The wing is going to take some time to fix... and just saw this on the Mokulele website..
A Pacific Wings Caravan also just took out a light post in LUP the other day... just something to consider. The wing is going to take some time to fix... and just saw this on the Mokulele website..
Aug 26, 2012, 5:04 am
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That's one quick 'strip search' 
Fun ad at least ^
Fun ad at least ^