More bad news for Airbus: Yemeni plane crashes with 154 aboard

[DolphinChicaDDD]

Originally Posted by PeppyGPhiB

Continental... .

Nope. They are all Boeing, aside from the CO Express, who is Bombardier and Embraer. I am CO's bitch. Living near a hub, I've never flown anything but them domestically. Internationally, well, thats another Boeing story.
This thread kinds reminds me of what The Boy (who used to work for an airline) and a friend's Boy (who is a airline mechanic) like to say, "If it ain't Boeing, I ain't goin!"

[PeppyGPhiB]

Originally Posted by DolphinChicaDDD

Nope. They are all Boeing, aside from the CO Express, who is Bombardier and Embraer. I am CO's bitch. Living near a hub, I've never flown anything but them domestically. Internationally, well, thats another Boeing story.
This thread kinds reminds me of what The Boy (who used to work for an airline) and a friend's Boy (who is a airline mechanic) like to say, "If it ain't Boeing, I ain't goin!"

Sorry, my bad, I was thinking that the Continental flight I took recently was on an Airbus, but I was getting it mixed up with JetBlue. Folks in Seattle are the same way about Alaska Airlines - we fly it whenever we can since they're Seattle-based.

Anyway, yes, "If it isn't Boeing, I'm not going!" is an ooooooooold phrase that I hear all the time in this town.