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indufan Aug 30, 2016 5:04 pm
Originally Posted by Upthewazzu (Post 27141961)
I don't know, apparently too much for some people.

Thanks for the response!
The answer is still no.

flyerCO Aug 30, 2016 9:21 pm
Originally Posted by readywhenyouare (Post 27137821)
The plane lost an engine? If I find it I get to keep it! ;)
The passengers so infuriated the engine that it said "I've had enough." It then ran off to get away even if it meant running into a storm.

Doc Savage Aug 30, 2016 9:43 pm
Originally Posted by Upthewazzu (Post 27140391)
Interesting. I had a weather diversion into MIA last month; we ended up at PBI. After landing at West Palm, my account had already posted skypesos for LAX-MIA! We waited a couple hours and then got back on the plane to MIA. Should I have been credited with another segment (PBI-MIA), however short?
I had a flight last year on a different airline where we flew to the destination, circled around and decided we couldn't land due to fog, and flew back to the origin. Flew up the next morning.

I got the miles and segments for both flights. :D

davetravels Aug 30, 2016 9:58 pm
Originally Posted by Doc Savage (Post 27143625)
I had a flight last year on a different airline where we flew to the destination, circled around and decided we couldn't land due to fog, and flew back to the origin. Flew up the next morning.

I got the miles and segments for both flights. :D
GAMER!!! :D


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