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2004-01-28 Europe

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Posted by Super Hose 2004-01-28 12:22:16 PM|| || Front Page|| [2 views since 2007-05-07] Top

#1 Actually I see this as a way to pressure America. Suddenly someone in the EU can have concerns about an American carrier, make it public, and do nothing about it that might require the concerns be substantiated. Nicely avoids WTO restrictions.

Posted by ruprecht 2004-1-28 1:42:57 PM|| 2004-1-28 1:42:57 PM|| Front Page Top

#2 another reason for Americans to See America First.

Posted by B 2004-1-28 1:56:57 PM|| 2004-1-28 1:56:57 PM|| Front Page Top

#3 Having flown several thousands of miles on Seaboard World, the US government's primary carrier to/from Europe and elsewhere, and still able to sit here and talk, I wonder if this isn't another EUseless tempest in a teapot. We don't have to wait to know which airlines aren't doing proper maintenance - the daily newspaper keeps us pretty well informed. If that's not enough, there are a couple of websites online that post all airline problems, from crashes to maintenance problems to on-time statistics. I wouldn't trust the EU bureaucrats to tell me whether the sun was still shining or not.

Posted by Old Patriot 2004-1-28 9:31:48 PM|| [http://users.codenet.net/mweather/default.htm] 2004-1-28 9:31:48 PM|| Front Page Top

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