Originally Posted by
Rain Gonen
Yes, though I personally fly oneworld (Alaska and American mostly) , and the aircraft that I noticed the most grammatical issues with would be the Embraer E175, repeating Embraer twice, and same thing with the Airbus A320 series family
There's a lot of this that goes elsewhere too.
Many people refer to Citibank's currency as "TYP points". Well, what does the P in TYP stand for? Points!
Many people refer to their "SSN number" or "SSN#". Well, what does the N in SSN stand for? Number!
But the point is that
not everyone knows what those letters stand for. So it's always going to happen.
And it's technically
not repeating Embraer
twice as you keep saying. It's only following Embraer with
an abbreviation for Embraer. An abbreviation is not the thing as a full word, so it's technically not quite a repeat.
... And now for another question that to me seems in the similar "why ask" vein: Why is your post #1 above in all bold letters?
