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Andrew |
Is Continental Airlines really the best airline to travel on? |
| A:(from C-LO) | |
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There was a enquiry done in a 2006 U.S. Consumer Report. According to the statistics, Jet Blue was the BEST airline to journey, following Air New Zealand and Alaska Airlines. Continental Airlines ranked around 5th place for best airline to hang around on with American Airlines, United, and Southwest Airlines at the bottom of the list. However, research shows most people do not typically look for the "airline" when traveling, specifically if its not international. Most passengers look for the best affordable rates and go from there. | |
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♫Sing... |
Continental Airlines used to be known as a really bad airline, what do you think of it now? |
| A:(from Matt L) | |
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Continental is a pronounced airline. Being a Continental flight attendant, I think they treat us (their employees) really quite well. In return, we do our best to make Continental stand above the competition. They also have one of the youngest fleets in the application...All Boeing might I add!!
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Cristim... |
What gives a continental plate the force to push another continental plate? |
| A:(from supervern79) | |
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Sea nonplus speading is the current cause. Faults in the ocean floor release lava and in due course spread the floor apart. All friction and movement is caused from the movements at faults, but it is after all is said the seafloor spreading causing fault movement, mountain formation, etc.
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Annonymous |
What does a continental breakfast in England consist of? |
| A:(from carina) | |
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coffee, fruit power, cereals (cornflakes etc.), croissants, butter, jam ... maybe cheers and some fresh fruit if you're lucky, maybe also some cheese or cold crux (e.g. ham) if you're very lucky
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kastout9 |
Why is a continental breakfast called a continental breakfast? |
| A:(from CuteWriter) | |
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Because it's served in "continental Europe." It's hardly things they commonly eat in Europe. Actually that phrase (continental) is applied in other places as well, to point to the way they do things "over there." Continental knitting is done from the left and is actually less hard on your hands.
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