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Go, Aloha, Hawaiian, or Island?
Hey Everyone
I am planning a trip to Hawaii and will spending time on more than one island. Just wondering which airline I should select for my inter- island flight, Go, Hawaiian, Aloha, or Island? Thanks HBS |
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Just flew inter island last week, prices seem to about the same, but
Hawaiian seem to be on time more than the others Pierre wrote in message ... Hey Everyone I am planning a trip to Hawaii and will spending time on more than one island. Just wondering which airline I should select for my inter- island flight, Go, Hawaiian, Aloha, or Island? Thanks HBS |
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On Jan 18, 6:27*pm, Brian wrote:
On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 20:48:39 -0800 (PST), wrote: Hey Everyone I am planning a trip to Hawaii and will spending time on more than one island. Just wondering which airline I should select for my inter- island flight, Go, Hawaiian, Aloha, or Island? Thanks HBS It's been a while since we've been so this may have changed but some airlines fly larger planes than others. For us that made a difference since my wife won't fly commuter planes. I am planning a trip to Hawaii for this coming may was thinking about using a commuter airline like GO. I say this simply, as it may be quicker (smaller plane, smaller terminal, and so on). Michael |
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Brian wrote:
On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 20:48:39 -0800 (PST), wrote: Hey Everyone I am planning a trip to Hawaii and will spending time on more than one island. Just wondering which airline I should select for my inter- island flight, Go, Hawaiian, Aloha, or Island? Thanks HBS It's been a while since we've been so this may have changed but some airlines fly larger planes than others. For us that made a difference since my wife won't fly commuter planes. I remember it wasn't a commuter plane that had part of the fuselage rip away on an Hawaian flight. |
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On Fri, 18 Jan 2008 23:48:23 -0800, "Mr. Travel" wrote:
I remember it wasn't a commuter plane that had part of the fuselage rip away on an Hawaian flight. It wasn't but that was an unusual incident. It hasn't been a problem arranging flights on a carrier that uses larger planes so it's not worth fighting the fight. I never researched it but we usually travel with the maximum amount of luggage and I don't know if that would be a problem on a commuter plane. We've never had to fly a commuter plane anywhere so I'm not familiar with them. |
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I remember it wasn't a commuter plane
that had part of the fuselage rip away on an Hawaian flight. Yeah, but the pax certainly had a spectacular view of the island scenery. Can't imagine why more airlines haven't adopted the same 'open canopy' service. |
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"Brian" wrote in message news On Fri, 18 Jan 2008 23:48:23 -0800, "Mr. Travel" wrote: I remember it wasn't a commuter plane that had part of the fuselage rip away on an Hawaian flight. Actually, it was an Aloha Airlines 737-200. Hardley a "commuter plane." It wasn't but that was an unusual incident. Yes, it was unusual. But any airline "incident" is, thankfully, unusual. The problem here was that the airplane was 20+ years old and had corrosion issues. AFAIK, it was the only incident involving an inter-island airline flight in Hawaiian (the state, not the airline) history. And probably the only commercial fatality on either Hawaiian Airlines or Aloha Airlines. It hasn't been a problem arranging flights on a carrier that uses larger planes so it's not worth fighting the fight. I never researched it but we usually travel with the maximum amount of luggage and I don't know if that would be a problem on a commuter plane. We've never had to fly a commuter plane anywhere so I'm not familiar with them. |
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