Allegiant Air - Good Move?
08-01-2007, 09:32 AM
#61
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Jun 2007
Position: 757/767
Posts: 890
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Oh man.... don't EVEN go there!
Deez, you had to do an unpowered xwind landing... dang, you da bomb! You are now officially excused from the leg press machine at the gym. Oh, and if you have to use elevator power assist on approach, you're neck deep in a river of $hit and here comes a wave!
ha! too true!
to be totally accurate the crosswind component was in the mid twenties.
Oh man.... don't EVEN go there!
Deez, you had to do an unpowered xwind landing... dang, you da bomb! You are now officially excused from the leg press machine at the gym. Oh, and if you have to use elevator power assist on approach, you're neck deep in a river of $hit and here comes a wave!
to be totally accurate the crosswind component was in the mid twenties.
09-18-2007, 04:27 PM
#64
Sitting on the sidelines
Joined APC: Aug 2007
Posts: 436
Gee, at $4 a bag, they must be making good money. Flying Allegiant is an experience. $2 for a can of soda. $11 for an advance seat assignment. $4 to check a bag in advance, $8 if you check it day of flight. Guy in the row in front of me got a beer and a bag of peanuts - no change back from his $10. My favorite was the souvenir menu, which included a beach towel "that works great as a blanket on the plane, too" (only $15!)
Of course, I paid $66 total for a one way ticket to Orlando that would have cost 6-7 times that on the big guys.
Of course, I paid $66 total for a one way ticket to Orlando that would have cost 6-7 times that on the big guys.
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