Pacific Coastal pulls out of YXT

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quikfixxx
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Pacific Coastal pulls out of YXT

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According to the press release passenger numbers never materialized and the route lost money. I wonder where they will re-deploy the 340 that was dedicated to this route?

I wonder how much the recent surge in fuel prices played into this decision?
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Re: Pacific Coastal pulls out of YXT

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Sorry to hear that. If there's a silver lining, perhaps it's that we'll hear less of...

"You're #3 for the approach, two to leave, you're cleared direct Daved to hold........"
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Re: Pacific Coastal pulls out of YXT

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C'mon Guns!!!

You never have to hear that again anways in ur fancy new jet! haha

You will never have to hold at DAVED again!
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Re: Pacific Coastal pulls out of YXT

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But I still care buddy! I still care :)
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Re: Pacific Coastal pulls out of YXT

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OMG does any place in BC or CAN for that matter get as many holds as DAVED @ CYXT?

Interesting about Pasco...I hadn't heard that...I guess there is a lot of competition with the Hawk and Jizz.
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Re: Pacific Coastal pulls out of YXT

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Fishing Charters! Yay! Hawk Air almost died. It never did. This is good for everyone. :)
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