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Aviation Memorabilia Newsletter Since 1995

Aviation Memorabilia Newsletter

Since 1995

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |\^/| _| TCA |_ _|\| AIR |/|_ N E T L E T T E R > CANADA < B E T W E E N O U R S E L V E S >_./|\._< for P I O N A I R S | Your crew is: Chief Pilot - Vesta Stevenson Chief Navigator - Terry Baker tm number 64 date June 7th 1996 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . Found on the Internet Korean Air has ordered (2) A330-200 the first airline to do so for delivery Aug 1998. Pratt & Whitney PW4090 with 90,000 pound thrust will power the B777-300 for Japan Air Lines. British Airways and American Airlines are asking Iberia Airlines to form an alliance to create a network linking Europe, Asia, Africa, U.S. and Latin America. Canadi>n celebrating the opening of Vancouver International (YVR) new terminal by creating 700 news jobs. Air Canada opened 2 new Maple Leaf Xerox lounges for its Trans border and International business clients at Vancouvers new International Terminal. K.L.M. will be ordering more B737 jets. Leisure International Airways a UK airline has issued their air crews with handcuffs to restrain drunken passengers due to the increasing levels of violence and verbal abuse and follows allegations of US$7,500 worth of damage to a Cathay Pacific airliner by English soccer players. Britannia Airways, another UK airline already carries handcuffs on its UK to Australia route to comply with Australian government regulations. National Car Rental Systems is buying out Tilden and will be operating as National Tilden. Bermuda has a US$20 departue tax. Air Canada has recently created 500 jobs for reservation telephone agents in New Brunswick. ~-=o0o=-~ . Interline travel Airline employees, retirees, parents & companions sharing - Be aware that some hotel workers in Vancouver Hotels are involved in industrial action and space will be at a premium. INTERLINE PRIVILEGES WHAT THEY ARE Some years ago, the cruise lines began quietly offering special rates to airline personnel. These rates were originally made available on specific sailings which, for one reason or another, were not adequately booked. More recently, as cruise industry capacities steadily increased, interline rates have become a standard offering by most major lines in an attempt to "top off" their sailings. Interline sales are attractive to cruise lines because the passengers do not require air transportation to and from the ship (they use their pass privileges), and discount levels are confined to qualified people within the travel industry, thereby helping cruise lines to maintain their profit margins. Were it not for interline travellers, the lines would have to resort to even deeper discounts at the retail level. WHO QUALIFIES While there are some minor variations in rules governing interline bookings, the general rule is that to qualify for interline privileges, you must be an active employee or retiree of a passenger/cargo airline which is a member of the IATA or ARC organization. Your parents, spouse and any dependent children are also entitled to the same consideration. Each cabin booked must include at least one qualified interliner. This means, for example, that if you wish to share your cabin with a friend, that friend will enjoy the benefits of your interline rates. HOW RULES ARE ENFORCED Interline rates are made available only through specially authorized interline agencies. They are not available through retail travel agencies. Interline bookings are only accepted from qualified passengers. At the time your booking is processed, your airline picture ID or a letter from your employer confirming your current status with them could be required. When you arrive at the port of embarkation, the cruise line may ask you to confirm your status prior to boarding, so you should make sure you take adequate documentation with you. The above information was provided by DARGAL Interline Cruises & Tours at 1-800-690-3223. Alaska's Hot in '96 Enjoy Holland America's Alaska from Inside Cabin US$525 Outside Cabin US$665 Deluxe Cabin US$840 Inside Passage Vancouver, Inside Passage, Ketchikan, Juneau, Glacier Bay, Sitka, Inside Passage, Vancouver. Glacier Route Vancouver, Inside Passage, Ketchikan, Juneau, Sitka, Hubbard Glacier, Valdez, cruising College Fjord & Harriman Fjord, Seward (or reverse). Weekly Departures Through September 24. Malta, a small island of pale, honey coloured rock emerges dramatically from the sparkling blue Mediterranean. 1 week CA$649 2 weeks CA$720 Greece-Rhodes, boasting the best sunshine in Greece, and beaches to match. (Saturday Departures) 1 week CA$689 2 weeks CA$795 Turkey, the land where East meets West. (Wednesday departures) 1 week CA$668 2 weeks CA$856 Tunisia, experience the unusual and enjoy the best of Europe. (Wednesday departures) 1 week CA$610 2 weeks CA$856 rates include airfare, transfers, taxes & accommodation. Panama Cruise the eighth wonder of the modern world. US$65/day From Vancouver on: Sep. 28 to New Orleans 20 days Sep. 29 to Ft. Lauderdale 20 days Sep. 30 to Ft. Lauderdale 20 days Oct. 3 to Tampa 19 days Oct. 6 to New Orleans 20 days. Call 1-800-690-3223 for more details. ~-=o0o=-~ . That's it for this time, please we need your input, send comments and email addresses of any others who may be interested to Vesta with a copy to Terry. -!- Landing on an Island in the Pacific. _____(~)_____ ! ! ! This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. <<<>>> This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. ................................................... . GREETINGS FROM . . Vancouver Island . . BEAUTIFUL B.C. CANADA . ...................................................

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