Originally Posted by
teddybear99
10. In 1973, this airline ran a print ad introducing its new DC-10 aircraft which it called the "Big Ten". Name the air carrier. And here's a hint: the airline in question was not based in the U.S.
Air New Zealand
24. In 1995, three airlines were operating nonstop service from Providenciales in the Turks & Caicos Islands to Miami. Two of these air carriers operated different types of jet equipment while the third operated a turboprop aircraft. Identify all three airlines and the respective aircraft types they operated from PLS to MIA.
American Airlines with a 727-200, Turks & Caicos Airways with a 737-200, and Gray Line Airways with a Convair 580
10. Correct! Here's the Air New Zealand print ad....
NZfirstdc1073
24. Correct concerning all three air carriers......and here are the scheds for the nonstop flights from Providenciales (PLS) to Miami (MIA).....
QW 011: PLS 8:00a - 10:00a MIA
Freq: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays only
Service class: Y
Meal service: Breakfast
Equip: B737-200
WS 420: PLS 8:30a - 10:50a MIA
Freq: Daily except Wednesdays
Service class: Y
Meal service: Breakfast
Equip CV-580
AA 552: PLS 1:55p - 3:34p MIA
Freq: Saturdays only
Service classes: F/Y
Meal service: None
Equip: B727-200
WS 511: PLS 2:00p - 4:25p MIA
Freq: Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays only
Service class: Y
Meal service: Snack
Equip: CV-580
AA 286: PLS 3:30p - 5:12p MIA
Freq: Daily except Saturdays
Service classes: F/Y
Meal service: None
Equip: B727-200
AA 286: PLS 3:55p - 5:37p MIA
Freq: Saturdays only
Service classes: F/Y
Meal service: None
Equip: B727-200