All airlines have them same flight number for a particular route and change it once a year, once a month etc... They do this to fool the on-time statistics. So I wouldn't read too much into this.ATG wrote:
THAT IS, PRETTY FUCKING WIERD.
Do you suppose they picked that flight # is make the connection?
My mate just told me, i dont think its a coincidenceusmarine2005 wrote:
All airlines have them same flight number for a particular route and change it once a year, once a month etc... They do this to fool the on-time statistics. So I wouldn't read too much into this.ATG wrote:
THAT IS, PRETTY FUCKING WIERD.
Do you suppose they picked that flight # is make the connection?
OK, sorryWilhelmSissener wrote:
OK, you are stupid, you fall for chain mail stuff and this is all a lie
Airplane flight number alwasy include the airlines "prefix" American Airlines is not Q_Q
The destination city is never in the flight number.
Therefore you are stupid, disrespect the victims by spreading lies, tell faulty information (lying) and easily fooled.
It is not a coincidence, your freind/mate is just tricking you, you are fooled.pippin_death wrote:
My mate just told me, i dont think its a coincidenceusmarine2005 wrote:
All airlines have them same flight number for a particular route and change it once a year, once a month etc... They do this to fool the on-time statistics. So I wouldn't read too much into this.ATG wrote:
THAT IS, PRETTY FUCKING WIERD.
Do you suppose they picked that flight # is make the connection?
Was that the real flight number or destination though?WilhelmSissener wrote:
It is not a coincidence, your freind/mate is just tricking you, you are fooled.pippin_death wrote:
My mate just told me, i dont think its a coincidenceusmarine2005 wrote:
All airlines have them same flight number for a particular route and change it once a year, once a month etc... They do this to fool the on-time statistics. So I wouldn't read too much into this.
Last edited by WilhelmSissener (2006-09-21 12:54:54)
