I recently moved to northwest Indiana, so I'm new to the area.
I would like some suggestions to schedule a flight from some place where the weather may be more favorable in ...
I need to go home for easter to BWI-Tampa, FL, April 6- April 8 or 9. I found a one way flight to tampa already, but i need to find a cheap return flight. Anyone know any other website, beside orbitz,...
I'm planing a trip to London with my daughter. It's going to be just me and her, so I know it's going to be difficult. I always fly economy class and never even care to check the ...
It never happens on going up, only landing. When the plan starts to decend, my ears fill up (not the usual popping) and pain rushes through my ears and eyes to the back of my brain. It feels like ...
next month, i'm going to mexico. Me, my brother, and my dad got different seats and we're not going to be sitting together. can we ask people if they could move to another seat so we could ...
i was under the knowledge that in bmi the i didn't stand for anything, but i'm going to check this out as i'm at work today
UPDATE: Although officially bmi doesn't stand for anything people believe that it stands for "British Midland" or "British Midland International".
Pete: this is on the website too. No offense
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British Midland joins the Star Alliance on 1 July 2000.
The turn of the century also marks new growth and optimism as first-ever scheduled services between Manchester and Washington DC and Chicago are announced and begin in Spring 2001.
Chairman Sir Michael Bishop also unveils the new company name – bmi british midland - and a fresh new livery and brand for the 21st century. In early 2003 the company reverts to the name bmi.
It states that in 2003 the company reverts the name to bmi , Yes just plain old bmi!
Pete
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douglas m
Pete don't knock CheyEbz she is right "bmi" means "bmi"
years ago it was known as British Midland the i was never in its "public" title that was only added when the airline re-branded a few years ago.
another example is "baa" the airport owner that was known as British airport authority until it was re-branded late 80's early 90's and now all that "baa" means is "baa"
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