Joho the Blog
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March 21, 2004
I just arrived in Scottsdale and walked in late to the first session of PC Forum. I was late because our America West plane sat on the ground for 3 hours as they diagnosed and fixed a faulty oil pump. Of course, things break and I don 't blame them for that. But the first 1.5 hours were spent on faxing the diagnostic procedures from Phoenix to Boston. Faxing????? I used to work at Interleaf. We had this problem solved in 1989. Then, for the 9 hour flight (6 hours flying, 3 on the ground), we were rewarded with a thimble-size package of roast peanuts, but only if we clapped our hands together like trained seals. BTW, I hope not to blog this conference obsessively. We'll see... Posted
by D. Weinberger at March 21, 2004 06:18 PM
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Airlines were high-tech way back in ummmm, 1945?...they, nor there management or employees have been since. Aircraft manufacturing may have progressed some, but not "airlines" or "management".
Posted by: Fred | March 21, 2004 08:23 PM
America West always screws up something during a trip I always hope it's something minor and early in a trip, unfortunately for you it wasn't. Enjoy the conference.
Posted by: Thomas | March 22, 2004 12:25 AM