Guess The Airline - February 2005

People have done extremely well in this game and the participation rate was very high! I'm very glad. This month, we had an ad published in a magazine called Washington Flyer, where this author picked up a copy at the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport last January.

Guess The Airline - January 2005

I'm glad people gave sensible answers when submitting their guess for this moderately difficult game. After all, this was not a major player in the Asian aviation scene. We remind you this is an ad published in this airline's inflight magazine and submitted by a long-time airodyssey.net visitor

Airport 1975 (Movie review)

After the movie Airport was thought to be the only one comes a sequel that marks the beginning of the air disaster movie saga. Based on a totally fictional story comes, in 1974, what is meant to become yet another classic: Airport 1975.

Guess The Airline - December 2004

It HAD to be an easy game for Guess The Airline's 5^th anniversary. We remind you this was a magazine ad published in a Canadian sports magazine of the late 1980s.

Final Descent and The Glass Cockpit: movie and book

The book The Glass Cockpit was written by Robert P. Davis and first published in 1991. I first read The Glass Cockpit in 1995 when it was published as a condensed book by Reader's Digest, here in Australia. The condensed version featured a few great illustrations

Guess The Airline - November 2004

There were a lot of bad answers, including a guy who simply answered "Canada, of course", to which I replied "Duh, it's Canada, but which airline?" Oh well. People can't win every time. We remind you this was a magazine ad published in a promotional magazine in the mid-1990s.

Guess The Airline - October 2004

The response rate has been overwhelming this month. I thought it was because the game was presumably simple this month. Nah. It was more because a lot of Canadians felt compelled to participate, as this was obviously an ad for a Canadian airline!