Vigi,

Lol. Just imagine the look on the pax faces when they hop on a dash again after a few months/years on the 717. Just like when the F100 runs to Mackay stopped. Priceless :ok:

Whispers via the venerated Townsville refueller combining EFA and b717 in the same sentence! :\

Hi,

What's EFA?

Qlink increases QLD 717 services
 

Express Freighters Australia

Icarus2001
 

Sorry, I don't agree with you. The predicate is always a verb (services) the subject is always a noun/pronoun, so, therefore the subject is the B717, the predicate is the "services" and "new" as an adjective is describing the B717 as , well, new!!

If they wish to describe the services as new and not the a/c they went about it the wrong way.

In the press release the noun is "B717 services". Services in this context is a noun, not a verb.

IAW
 

I suppose you can argue that, but usually the subject is first and most who didn't know better (i.e. that it's not a new a/c) would not see it the way it was meant.

I've heard and seen some tangential thread-drifts, but this one takes the cake. :D

Indeed, Bloggs. *salutes*

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