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All this being said, there's a lot of smoke here. So, is there a fire? It would seem there is at least a little fire.
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Passengers removed and re-screened after scare on jetBlue flightPosted at: 05/22/2010 6:29 PM It was a scary situation on one local flight Saturday morning. According to the Rochester Airport Director Dave Damelio, passengers were...
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"Good morning ladies and gentlemen and welcome to AirTran flight number 39, nonstop to San Francisco... hah. We should be so lucky. Your in-flight breakfast this morning will be scrambled F-16s fresh from NORAD thanks to the loudmouthed drunk holed up...
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From Ace: I thought the wires were running three days late when I saw something about all passengers on a Delta/Northwest flight being taken off a plane that just landed in Detroit. A Delta/Northwest Flight 253. Repeat: Metro Airport spokesman John Witner...
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- The Curious Case Of Air Tran Flight 297
From the Marrietta Daily Journal: Last week, I spent more than my share of hours trying to track down the truth about an incident on an AirTran flight out of Atlanta on Nov. 17. Flight 297 to Houston, with about 70 passengers onboard, departed gate C-16...
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AirTran Says Petruna Was Not On The Flight
This is probably not a surprise to many of us. Petruna's story sounded overly heroic and quasi-macho from the beginning, didn't it?
AirTran now says Petruna could not have been on flight 297. Was Robinson lying too? Why did several passengers and an entire flight crew refuse to fly then? Someone is not telling the whole story.
AirTran now says Petruna could not have been on flight 297. Was Robinson lying too? Why did several passengers and an entire flight crew refuse to fly then? Someone is not telling the whole story.
AirTran: Petruna wasn't on flight : The Airline Zone
According to all available records, Mr. Petruna's trip originated from Akron-Caton, Ohio (CAK) on AirTran flight 205. This flight arrived at the gate in Atlanta at 5:06 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
From the Airline Zone:
After conducting additional research into this situation, we have verified, according to flight manifests (legally binding documents) that the individual that allegedly created a first-hand account of events on-board AirTran Airways flight 297, a Theodore Petruna, was never actually on-board the flight.According to all available records, Mr. Petruna's trip originated from Akron-Ca[n]ton, Ohio (CAK) on AirTran flight 205. This flight arrived at the gate in Atlanta at 5:06 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. Flight 297, the flight which Mr. Patruna [sic] allegedly wrote a first-hand account of, originally pushed back from its gate in Atlanta at 4:40 p.m. EST, a full 26 minutes before flight 205 arrived at the gate in Atlanta making this flight connection impossible.
While Mr. Patruna was originally scheduled to begin his journey on AirTran flight 202 from CAK and connect to flight 297 in Atlanta he did not make that original flight.
All this being said, there's a lot of smoke here. So, is there a fire? It would seem there is at least a little fire.
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Passengers removed and re-screened after scare on jetBlue flightPosted at: 05/22/2010 6:29 PM It was a scary situation on one local flight Saturday morning. According to the Rochester Airport Director Dave Damelio, passengers were...
- Flight Diverted Jets Scrambled Again
"Good morning ladies and gentlemen and welcome to AirTran flight number 39, nonstop to San Francisco... hah. We should be so lucky. Your in-flight breakfast this morning will be scrambled F-16s fresh from NORAD thanks to the loudmouthed drunk holed up...
- Uh? Again?
From Ace: I thought the wires were running three days late when I saw something about all passengers on a Delta/Northwest flight being taken off a plane that just landed in Detroit. A Delta/Northwest Flight 253. Repeat: Metro Airport spokesman John Witner...
- Flight 297 Passenger: Incident Bigger Than Airtran Claims
Take note, the man quoted in this article is Brent C. Brown, CEO of Chesley-Brown International. In the body of this article, AirTran claims, "Because of privacy laws, the airline would not identify any of the men involved in the November incident." They...
- The Curious Case Of Air Tran Flight 297
From the Marrietta Daily Journal: Last week, I spent more than my share of hours trying to track down the truth about an incident on an AirTran flight out of Atlanta on Nov. 17. Flight 297 to Houston, with about 70 passengers onboard, departed gate C-16...