Way to burn through the questions, gang. These others remain unanswered, so I'll leave them out til this evening, then answer them and take an extended leave. Now, back to the squirrel hunt on this fine autumn morning here in East Ester.
3. This Midwestern airline ordered two 737-200C and one 737-200. Had it taken delivery of any of these aircraft (it never did), it would have been the first airline to operate the 737-200 Combi.
8. At least three airlines have marketed their aircraft as “Starliners”. One was foreign and two of them American. Name the airlines and the aircraft so marketed.
For you timetable aficionados, the following questions are based upon schedules from the October 15, 1981 OAG. I reckon any diligent OAG readers should be able to come up with a good guess if not the correct answer right off the top of their heads.
11. This was the only airline offering nonstop service between New Orleans and Cleveland.
16. This airline provided once weekly nonstop jet service between Grand Junction and Los Angeles.
19. This airline operated one daily flight utilizing a single class DC-8-61 between Chicago and New York JFK?
21. This airline offered once weekly nonstop service between St. Kitts, Leeward Islands and New York JFK. Name the airline and the aircraft used on this route.
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