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Re: Fly to Toronto in 20 minutes? - ketchim - 05-10-2016
GREAT gran children : oldest is 10 years old
MoM would have to stay ALIVE to attend that in 10 years time.
That would chalk her a CENTURY .
by the grace of God.
Re: Fly to Toronto in 20 minutes? - chairman - 05-10-2016
will clear this tree out in a bit.
THE CONVERSATION TREE has been born
Re: Fly to Toronto in 20 minutes? - ketchim - 05-10-2016
Okay , lets hope it Graduate ! :-[
Re: Fly to Toronto in 20 minutes? - Meseret - 05-10-2016
I'm always negotiating with the man upstairs. So far he has done well, but I do want to see my granddaughter get married.
Re: Fly to Toronto in 20 minutes? - ketchim - 05-10-2016
How old is your Gran now Mes ?
I gats nuff Fammo IF you want a "match" 8)
Re: Fly to Toronto in 20 minutes? - Captain - 05-10-2016
no trickies
Re: Fly to Toronto in 20 minutes? - briannagodess - 05-10-2016
I think this would be particularly interesting to businessmen or maybe just anyone who has money. I doubt students or even their professors would avail of this service, lol. But I can see particularly busy businessmen taking an interest in this to avoid the rush hour traffic. However, I don't know if they can even make enough profit from this.
Can they even fill the airplane with the maximum number of passengers? Even businessmen nowadays are stringent with their money. And that's still $100 down the drain. On the other hand, businessmen do use limousine services and that can cost almost the same, especially with tip.
Re: Fly to Toronto in 20 minutes? - ketchim - 05-10-2016
No traffic Jams.
this is a winner !
Re: Fly to Toronto in 20 minutes? - krnd - 05-10-2016
This is incredibly convenient for Toronto itself too with all the businessmen that would make use of it, total winner!
Re: Fly to Toronto in 20 minutes? - Sworden - 05-10-2016
Really also depends on if this '20 minutes' includes the other delays associated with airplane rides. Coming an hour early, waiting to take off, the flights themselves actually getting delayed, etc.
As for 100 CAD one way... I mean that's not a bad price, not really a good one either, so yeah definitely feels like more of a businessperson orientated service. And maybe for students for the occasional weekend to go home.