Defunct Branding Terminology by Travel Companies
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Let us start off with Breezeway from Delta Air Lines.
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USAir BusinessSelect (affectionately referred to in its brief lifespan as BusinessReject).
I guess we can add in USAir, and soon, USAirways.
I guess we can add in USAir, and soon, USAirways.
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"Shuttle" and "Ted" are right up there among relatively recent defunct branding efforts by United Airlines.
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Eastern's "Whisperjet" - not if you happened to be boarding from an adjacent outdoor gate, it wasn't.
AA's "Woolly Buffalo" 767 seats - "Relax into the warm comfort of the Woolly Buffalo on your way home from Paris." (OK, not really.)
AA's "Woolly Buffalo" 767 seats - "Relax into the warm comfort of the Woolly Buffalo on your way home from Paris." (OK, not really.)
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Was it Delta that had those "bistro bags" years ago? If memory serves they were in a portable cooler/chest and you would grab it as you headed down the jetway.
Was it Delta?
Was it Delta?
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