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Icecat
13. In 1982, this air carrier was operating a direct flight from Prudhoe Bay to Seattle three days a week. Five intermediate stops were made en route. Identify the airline, the equipment and all five stops in the order in which they were made.
Alaska a 737-200 combi - Prudhoe Bay - ANC - Cordova -Yakutat- Stika -Juneau -Seattle
14. 4. Also in 1982, this airline was operating nonstop service twice a week from Winnipeg (YWG) to Yellowknife (YZF). Dinner was served on this flight which departed YWG at 6:10 pm and arrived into YZF at 8:30 pm. Name the air carrier and the aircraft type.
Pacific Western 737-200.
17.7. You have successfully concluded another business project and now it's time to have some fun! It's 1991 and you are in San Francisco. So where to go? Well, Tahiti sounds pretty good.....and there's a weekly nonstop flight operated with a wide body aircraft from SFO to PPT. So off you go! Name the airline and the aircraft type operated on this service.
Corsair DC-10-30
13. Alaska Airlines is
correct! Although you are just slightly off concerning the order of the stops. Here's the sched...
AS 66: Prudhoe Bay (SCC) 9:45a - 11:25a Anchorage (ANC) 12:20p - 1:00p Cordova (CDV) 1:35p - 3:10p Yakutat (YAK) 3:40p - 5:20p Juneau (JNU) 6:00p - 6:30p Sitka (SIT) 7:05p - 9:10p Seattle (SEA)
Op: ANC-JNU Daily, JNU-SIT-SEA Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only
Note: AS 66 operated JNU-SEA nonstop on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays; thus the stop in Sitka was not made on these days
Equip: 73M
BTW, I flew on board AS 66 between Anchorage and Cordova a number of times on business many years ago.
14. Nope, it wasn't Pacific Western. And the equipment operated on this flight wasn't a B737-200.
17. Nope, it wasn't Corsair. Please guess again!