18. The year is 1998. You’re in Mexico City and you’re looking to fly up to Winnipeg, Canada. Now here’s where it gets fun – You’ve come up with a fairly straight-line itinerary (no wildly zig-zagging routings – they don’t count and never will with my questions) utilizing four flights aboard four different airlines, all of which will be operated with the DC-9-10. Thinking about the airlines that still operate the DC-9-10, here are some additional hints:
- One of the connecting cities is in Mexico, which means a domestic Mexican flight, which means a Mexican airline out of MEX.
- The flight from the Mexican connecting city has one intermediate stop enroute to Dallas where you’ll overnight.
- From Dallas you’ll fly nonstop to the next connecting city. The flight from that city to Winnipeg has one intermediate stop.
- We know that the first connecting point is MTY. Aeromexico and Midwest Express are not airlines of record. Northwest is involved at some point.