Reggie
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Trouble is without the A it's not an AC
To true ROTFLMAO
Trouble is without the A it's not an AC
As Bob Dyer used to say on Pick-a-box - "Fly TAA the friendly way, don't chance it with Ansett".
I only lost ~21K points.
Trouble is without the A it's not an AC
Unfortunately Air NZ raped and pillaged them even worse than some of the earlier owners.
Yes, Oyster Bay isn't a bad drop!... apart from products from Marlborough
Well had the perfect putdown in BKK yesterday-Youre too nice surely you are from NZ not Australia :shock::shock::shock:
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Lol! Is you rurly frim new zulland?
Oh yes, just ask Sir Selwyn Cushing. He singlehandedly f...ed AN.
People such as him deserve no mercy (and he's still alive!).
And I won't say anything else about NZ'ers.
Speaking of Ansett - I'd highly recommend The Ansett Story (43min DVD, 2006, Chevron Publishing Group). Narrated by Jeff Watson, it gives a really good history of the man and his empire, including the days where Sir Peter Ables tried to buy up the business into his TNT empire and touches on the AirNZ 'coughisation'.Air Australia (ABC doco from around 2006) detailing Australia's Aviation History is replaying on History Channel. Fair amount of airtime detailing the Ansett demise in Episode 3 - War In Suits.
They're no better than those private equity firms like TPG, who similarly have tried to screw over hard working Australians with their sale and float of Myer.
Please Mal, don't even joke about that. My heart skips a beat imagining who we'd all be flying in Aus if that deal a few years back did go through. Its interesting to note that TPG was apart of the consortium which sought to buy QF in 'that' deal.Imagine what would have happened to Qantas if the private equity strippers got their hands on it ! I do suspect that the consequences would have been horrific - and perhaps even Ansett like.
Please Mal, don't even joke about that. My heart skips a beat imagining who we'd all be flying in Aus if that deal a few years back did go through. Its interesting to note that TPG was apart of the consortium which sought to buy QF in 'that' deal.
Somehow, I can see a Greyhound bus getting more and more of my travel dollars (shudders).
You'd never get me on another TT flight, even if you had the PRC's Army forcing me aboard. I'd rather die than fly aboard one of their flying, screw me in the cough cesspools again.There'd still be Tiger