ryanair to start new york flights

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4th Apr 2001, 21:06

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SkyClear

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...sorry, 'loosers'!

5th Apr 2001, 03:01

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sofsonteaser

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>Sky clear>

Oh yeah and do you earn all thoose money.???? I know a german guy flying 738 in Asia now, who just left Ryan Air and he was not happy with his Ryan salary !!!

But keep up the good spirit and fly your 100 hrs a month

and enjoy your low life

5th Apr 2001, 12:11

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SkyClear

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Oh yes, that German guy. We all remember him!

We better keep our bickering off this thread...

5th Apr 2001, 13:13

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Gentleman Aviator

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There was me thinking that I was the only 'Gentleman Aviator' on this forum!

6th Apr 2001, 02:53

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Passengers would be well advised to bring skis and high boots. Hancock airport (Syracuse) has so far this winter reported 191.9 inches of snow. Train from Syracuse station (about 6 miles from the airport) to New York City is about a 5 hour ride and I would guess a roundtrip train ticket would cost about $75.00

6th Apr 2001, 05:54

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I am sure this is indeed an April 1 wind-up, but if by any chance the Ryans are considering it for the future, they should look at their atlas and consider the airports at Stewart, or Islip, or White Plains, or even Trenton/Mercer, New Jersey, all of which are within 50 to 60 miles of New York City.

Hancock ? ROFL. It's like taking a flight to London and ending up in Carlisle.

6th Apr 2001, 12:41

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They already end up in Carlisle, dont they .

6th Apr 2001, 14:55

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You're all missing the point- it's not a route to New York that the Ryans are looking at, but a new route to York!
P.S.
I hope that the German guy's single engine flying is up to par now!