Call signs. Mercury?
#23
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I like the Acey Candler and then back to Acey call sign swap for ASA. A tribute to a guy who gave most of the southeast population diabetes.
Not sure about flagship although it sounds way more fancy than any other regional.
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Blue streak came from the old paint scheme of Jetstream International Airlines which had a blue streak across the fuselage.
I like the Acey Candler and then back to Acey call sign swap for ASA. A tribute to a guy who gave most of the southeast population diabetes.
Not sure about flagship although it sounds way more fancy than any other regional.
I like the Acey Candler and then back to Acey call sign swap for ASA. A tribute to a guy who gave most of the southeast population diabetes.
Not sure about flagship although it sounds way more fancy than any other regional.
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Very original, the brownstreak joke has only been said a couple million times prior to your post. The emojis really add some emotional clarity so thanks for that addition.
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Cute. Is that because rah voted down a ta that would've hurt the industry? Let me guess, you work for PSA. I'd call a yes voting group of backstabbers more toxic than anything. Tool.
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I believe Flagship came from back in the day when they were Express I which merged with Express II which became Pinnacle which bought Colgan than Mesaba which merged into Endeavor after being bought by Delta in Chapter 11. They were the first regional for the original Republic Airlines (1979-1986 which was purchased by Northwest which was purchased by Delta). Not sure how exactly they arrived at Flagship though, there are still some guys on the list from that time that might be able to tell you.
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I believe Flagship came from back in the day when they were Express I which merged with Express II which became Pinnacle which bought Colgan than Mesaba which merged into Endeavor after being bought by Delta in Chapter 11. They were the first regional for the original Republic Airlines (1979-1986 which was purchased by Northwest which was purchased by Delta). Not sure how exactly they arrived at Flagship though, there are still some guys on the list from that time that might be able to tell you.
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