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When a cheerleader is in the air what are they called?
The bases (the people catching/holding up the flier/'person in the air') and the spotter (the person making sure that the flier doesn't fall and crack her head open) catch the flier.
Does a 1993 corolla have a cabin air filter?
No, Corolla does not have one until 2003
Where is the airconditioner air filter located on a 1995 dodge caravan?
Not an option until 2003.
What is the name of the supersonic aircraft flown by Air France and British Airways?
There are NO supersonic aircraft flown by Air France and British Airways.However, up to 26 November 2003 they both flew the Aérospatiale-BAC Concorde.
When did the Concorde go out of service?
Due to the Air France 4590 crash, 9/11 attacks, and a decision by airbus to discontinue service resulted in British Airways and Air France retiring their concordes in October 2003
What is L class in air travel?
L class tickets are those issued in exchange for miles from a frequent flier account.
What airlines in Canada use air miles?
Most airlines flying into or out of Canada have a Frequent Flier program that allows for accumulating and using air miles. Air Canada certainly does and they are part of the Star Alliance program and any airline in this alliance can acquire and use frequent flier miles on Air Canada. See the related link for more details. Many other airlines have similar deals and alliances in/out of Canada.
What is the national air carrier of France called?
Air France
How many concordses were built?
A total of 20 Concorde aircraft were built, including the prototypes and production models. Of these, 14 were used for commercial service, while the rest served for testing and development purposes. The Concorde was operated by British Airways and Air France until its retirement in 2003.
How many concorde airplanes are there?
Only 20 Concorde airplanes were built, with 14 of them entering commercial service. The fleet was operated by airlines such as British Airways and Air France until its retirement in 2003. Today, a few Concordes are preserved in museums and aviation displays around the world.
Did cell phones work at 30000 feet in 2001?
of coarse not they did not reception that high in the air until 2003 they fixed that problem
What is the largest airline in France?
The largest airline in France is Air France. It is the national carrier and is part of the Air France-KLM Group, a major European airline group. Air France operates from its main hub at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) and has an extensive network covering domestic and international routes. Hope you will get your answer.
