Thank you for your continued positive comments and feedback. For those of you who haven’t had an opportunity to review some of the links related to the pending airline mergers, please do in the posting below. The SEC and other information may affect you in a number of ways. If anyone feels we overlooked something and we can research and post it for you, please e-mail us or post a comment at the end of this one. We will respond.
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Special thanks to Bob Sirott and his “One More Thing” program on NBC5 in Chicago. His program this week features not only Aircomplane.com™, but some remarkable lost luggage and (NOT!) “on-time” coverage. Our favorite is the one he describes as mentioned in theWall Street Journal this week regarding American Airlines flight 1914 from Chicago to Newark. It was reported last month to only be on time only 14% of the time — with an average delay of 67 minutes. Watch the video featuring Aircomplane.com here. And if you’re in Chicago, catch Bob Sirott on NBC5!
