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Xyzzy Aug 30, 2004 2:30 pm


Originally Posted by JonNYC
I respect your opinion 100% and basically agree, but couldn't it be argued that;
OP changes for 2005-> might make some consider leaving CO-> have to consider relative pluses and minuses of the other carriers?

But you're certainly right, in a perfect world there could be a big thread that was just "CO vs. AA or UA for Asia." (and/or Europe, etc.) and that would be an entirely separate discussion. But I do think a bit of "bleed-through" is inevitable as people search for alternatives.

How far would you like the side-tracking to go? I feel it has gone far enough. If you feel the need to continue the discussion please start another thread. Feel free to post a "continue the discussion here" message. I am not trying to stifle anyone. I'm simply trying to keep things organized.

Xyzzy
CO forum moderator

JonNYC Aug 30, 2004 4:21 pm


Originally Posted by xyzzy
How far would you like the side-tracking to go? I feel it has gone far enough. If you feel the need to continue the discussion please start another thread. Feel free to post a "continue the discussion here" message. I am not trying to stifle anyone. I'm simply trying to keep things organized.

No, no-- I totally, completely, 100% defer to your moderation-- I wasn't clear enough that I agreed with you and was just pointing out... well, nothing really, I was just being devil's advocate. By all means you are just trying to "focus" the conversation-- and that's a very important thing, IMHO. And, truth be told, there are dozens of AA vs CO vs UA threads-- with tons of relevant, up-to-date info-- just free for the searching. Apologies is you thought I was moderator-moderating-- I'm definitely not "one of those." ;) :)

My second to last post was definitely off-topic, by my penultimate was very on-topic. I shall delete the former.

vincom Aug 31, 2004 9:58 am


Originally Posted by bocastephen
even better, check out NW's partner route map within Japan...after landing at NRT, there isn't a city, town, or prefecture that doesn't have a JAS line drawn to it. That is a much easier way to get around Japan than taking CO via HNL/GUM....however, I will add that taking the island hopper as part of a vacation adventure would be alot of fun - just not the ideal way for most customers to get there.

Depends on what you're looking for... If you are one of those people who want a quiet/none busy airport... I would imagine connecting though GUM is much better than NRT, which is a very very busy airport...


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