Originally Posted by
jlemon
Thanks for the hints! And I shall attempt to get this started:
First flight: Western Airlines (WA) DC-10, Honolulu (HNL) - Los Angeles (LAX)
Second flight: United Airlines (UA) B727-100, Ontario (ONT) - Chicago O'Hare (ORD)
Third flight: Midway Airlines (ML) DC-9-30, Chicago Midway (MDW) - New York LaGuardia (LGA)
Fourth flight: People Express (PE) B737-200, New York Newark (EWR) -Washington Dulles (IAD)
Fifth flight: Eastern Airlines (EA) B727-200, Washington National (DCA) - Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
Sixth flight: British Airways (BA) B747-200, Miami (MIA) - London Heathrow (LHR)
good guesses all ...
1-
HNL CORRECT LAX
INCORRECT WA
INCORRECT D10 CORRECT
the first one shouldn't be too hard now
2- ONT
INCORRECT ORD
INCORRECT for this leg UA
INCORRECT for this leg 727
INCORRECT for this leg
3- MDW
INCORRECT for this leg LGA
INCORRECT ML
INCORRECT for this leg D9S
INCORRECT for this leg (recall the clarification that the third departure airport is
west of the arrival airport from the prior leg)
4- EWR
INCORRECT IAD
INCORRECT PE
INCORRECT 737
INCORRECT for this leg
5- DCA
INCORRECT FLL
INCORRECT EA
INCORRECT for this leg 72S
INCORRECT for this leg (recall the fine fine print: there are two possible airlines for Leg 5, each operating a different type of turboprop aircraft)
6- MIA
INCORRECT LHR
INCORRECT BA
INCORRECT 747
INCORRECT for this leg
decoding the red type:
- "Incorrect" with respect to an airport (e.g., LAX) can mean either: (a) it's not in the itinerary at all, or (b) it's at the opposite end of a different leg of the itinerary
- "Incorrect for this leg" with respect to an airport (e.g., ORD) means it's at the same end of a different leg of the itinerary