No more priceline for me

[Wduaqnug]

They changed their structure, they took away none jet option and many others. SO now they determine if you fly none jet or 2 connection. Not worth the savings

 

[conjur]

What, you don't like turbo-props (none jet)? Puddle jumpers are cool 🙂

 

[tweakmm]

I always feel like I'm about to become another statistic when flying in those none jets😉
🙂

 

[Spac3d]

We just got a decent price for the Venetian.... first time using it, but I think we will use it again.

 

[Kelemvor]

Could a Helicopter be a None Jet? Or maybe even a rental car...?

 

[murphy55d]

how does spunky feel about this priceline embargo?

 

[rudder]

Originally posted by: Wduaqnug
They changed their structure, they took away none jet option and many others. SO now they determine if you fly none jet or 2 connection. Not worth the savings

what are you worried about, there are only a few airlines in the world that don't use jets exclusively and those are probably in south america or africa.

 

[bunker]

Originally posted by: rudder

Originally posted by: Wduaqnug
They changed their structure, they took away none jet option and many others. SO now they determine if you fly none jet or 2 connection. Not worth the savings

what are you worried about, there are only a few airlines in the world that don't use jets exclusively and those are probably in south america or africa.

Bzzz...wrong answer. Many major airlines use turbo props for trips to smaller airports and for short connection flights. I know for a fact Northwest uses them because I've been on them.

 

I have never flown on a None Jet - my family is scared of flying (all of them except me). 🙁

 

[HomeBrewerDude]

thats good to know, i can't buy a ticket unless i know how long its going to take to get from door to door.

 

[Ciber]

Turbo-props scare the crap out of me.

 

[loup garou]

Call me back when you make the "no more AT for me" thread.

 

[SinfulWeeper]

Turbo prop airplanes are quite fast and quiet. In most cases much quieter than 737's.
It's standard propeller airplanes that are teh suk.

 

[Wolverine27]

I agree Priceline Sux.

 

[Wduaqnug]

Every airline uses turbo props for small airports or connecting flights! they are called atlantic east com air many other companies

 

[Joker81]

Originally posted by: tweakmm
I always feel like I'm about to become another statistic when flying in those none jets😉
🙂

Well if you think about it you are a statistic whenever you fly. No matter if you die or not. 😉

 

[ElFenix]

anyone have any actual reliability figures for turbo-props amongst US carriers? i've only been on one once and didn't find the experience that bad

 

[CPA]

Originally posted by: bunker

Originally posted by: rudder

Originally posted by: Wduaqnug
They changed their structure, they took away none jet option and many others. SO now they determine if you fly none jet or 2 connection. Not worth the savings

what are you worried about, there are only a few airlines in the world that don't use jets exclusively and those are probably in south america or africa.

Bzzz...wrong answer. Many major airlines use turbo props for trips to smaller airports and for short connection flights. I know for a fact Northwest uses them because I've been on them.

American Airlines uses them also, it's their Eagle line. And they are scarier than hell to fly in.

 

[rudder]

Originally posted by: bunker

Originally posted by: rudder

Originally posted by: Wduaqnug
They changed their structure, they took away none jet option and many others. SO now they determine if you fly none jet or 2 connection. Not worth the savings

what are you worried about, there are only a few airlines in the world that don't use jets exclusively and those are probably in south america or africa.

Bzzz...wrong answer. Many major airlines use turbo props for trips to smaller airports and for short connection flights. I know for a fact Northwest uses them because I've been on them.

bzzz turboprops use jet engines and are just as safe.