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What airline is this?
This press release gives clue to the airline but doesn't name it -- I would think with the clues below it should be possible to figure it out --
http://www.lasv.net/advanced_negotiations.htm And http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/000626/tx_lasv_en.html |
i will press enter a few times so if you haven't read the p release you won't see the answer
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . its north american [This message has been edited by travel_dude03 (edited 06-26-2000).] |
Back to the original question, what airline is this? http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/rolleyes.gif
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The following is from the PlaneBusiness Daily Banter:
http://www.planebusiness.com/banter.asp And for all of you Continental folks who were wondering just what airline it was that former Managing Director of International Operations Patrick Strasburger left Continental for--we think it is Dan McKinnon's privately held North American Airlines. Strasburger is now President and CEO of a company called LASV Enterprises, Inc. (couldn't they come up with a better name?), and the company issued a very cryptic press release today detailing the fact that the company had 'finalized negotiations to purchase a majority interest (75.1%) in a 'high-end US Airline.' [This message has been edited by Old Gold (edited 06-26-2000).] |
Forgive my ignorance, but what exactly is North American Airlines? As far as I know, that's an adjective and noun, not a proper name.
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They have Monday & Friday scheduled service to Guyana! http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/eek.gif "on-time departures to/from Guyana."
"A high-end U.S. airline" = "Two-bit charter airline" [This message has been edited by Old Gold (edited 06-27-2000).] |
NorthAmerican is 25% owned by ELAL Israel Airlines. It has handled the continuing flights out of the NY area for ELAL for a number of yrs now(besides its charter bus). So a person who was flying TLV to LAX flew ELAL to NY then continued on aboard a NA plane, during peak times ELAL uses its own aircraft as well as NA's.
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Sounds like maybe ATA ... it says "they operate 757-200 and 737-800" aircraft ... ATA just signed a large contract for those two types of aircraft and are standardizing around them.
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First time I heard of them was on the runway @ FRA.....they were infront of us....
Dorian |
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