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	Airline (TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Airline is a British and later, American television reality show that showcases the daily happenings of passengers, ground workers and on-board staff members of Britannia and later easyJet in the British version, and Southwest Airlines in the American version.
		The programme showed a lot of the action onboard the aircraft, with people such as Captain Peter Clack, BJ Albrich, Pat Baines, a lion, Cathy daffy (and her boyfriend Matthew) and Gerrie-Anne [a girl who was left at Manchester airport] (and her father [the man who wanted an airline employee to be reprimanded and sacked]).
		The show is broadcast on the AandE Network, and is centered on passengers and flights originating out of Southwest hubs at Chicago Midway, Los Angeles International and Baltimore-Washington International, although it often follows passengers on to their final destinations.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Airline_(television_show) (571 words)

	Airport (TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Airport is a British reality television series based at London Heathrow Airport, Britain’s busiest airport, broadcast by the BBC and syndicated to UKTV People, part of the UKTV network.
		Originally intended to be a low-key behind-the-scenes documentary, the emergence of several memorable recurring characters gave the show a docusoap feel (the term "reality television" was not yet in widespread use) as a result of which the series was transferred to a primetime BBC One slot the following year.
		Celebrities who have been seen on the show include, Kylie Minogue, Michael Jackson, British boy band Blue, Marillion, Brian May, Tom Jones, Kate Winslet and several heads of state including the Queen Elizabeth II and President Bill Clinton.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Airport_(television_show) (412 words)

	Airline :: Web Articles ::
		Airline services can be categorized as being intercontinental, intracontinental, regional or domestic and may be operated as scheduled services or charters.
		Many airlines in the Allied countries were flush from lease contracts to the military, and foresaw a future explosive demand for civil air transport, for both passengers and cargo.
		Airline labor actions, for instance, are often halted by government intervention in order to protect the free flow of people, communications, and goods between different regions without compromising safety.
	www.webarticles.com /Recreation/Aviation/Airline (4174 words)

	Airline Flights, Cheap Airline Flights, Track Airline Flights, etc... (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.unl.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		international regulation singapore airlines boeing 747 groups such as the star alliance, oneworld, and others have flirted with or declared bankruptcy since 2000, as low cost, viaggi last minute deals travel this weekend: packages from $199 fall off the aircraft for lack of seats.
		All about Track Airline Flights A considerable height and floated in the u.s., australia, japan, brazil, mexico, the european union, and japan have "deregulated" their airlines.
		financing airline financing is quite complex, since airlines are subject to a lesser extent brazil, mexico, the european union, and japan have "deregulated" their airlines.
	airlineflights.fleanews.org.cob-web.org:8888 /index.html (439 words)

	DVD Verdict Review - Airline: The Complete Season One
		At times, watching it feels akin to actual airline travel, and airline travel is one of the most masochistic forms of bureaucracy devised by humankind to punish us for our collective sins, whatever they may be.
		To an American, this show resonates the same way a crowbar resonates when you smash yourself in the face with it, which is hardly at all.
		Airline may have been doomed from the start, at least conceptually; but they make the best go of it as humanly possible and that is to their credit.
	www.dvdverdict.com /reviews/airlineseason1.php (1216 words)

	airlines2
		Catalina Channel Airlines was the first airline to develop and use the amphibian airport and ramp at Pebbly Beach.
		A new seaplane ramp was opened in 1969 at the newly built Cabrillo Mole Steamship dock, but was abandoned due to a previously unknown large, submerged rock at the base of the new ramp.
		The gentleman in the center of the photo holding the large box is Bob Hanley, pilot and founder of the airline.
	catalinagoose.homestead.com /airlines2.html (318 words)

	CNN.com - Couple held in 'Jerry Springer Show' killing - Jul 28, 2000
		A few hours after the show aired -- and not long after she told a judge she feared for her life -- Campbell-Panitz, 52, was found dead in the Sarasota home the three had briefly shared and had been fighting over.
		Campbell-Panitz allegedly was lured to the television show's taping on the belief that her former husband wanted to reconcile with her.
		Amedure appeared on the show to say that he was attracted to Schmitz, who said he had expected to meet a female admirer.
	edition.cnn.com /2000/LAW/07/28/talkshow.killing (814 words)

	Airline - About The Show (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Follow Southwest Airlines pilots, flight attendants, and airport employees as they hear heartwarming passenger stories and experience occasional outbursts, weather-related anxiety, and heightened security measures all while trying to meet everyone's urgent timetable.
		Follow Southwest's staff and crew, from the customer-focused flight crews to the hard-working ground crews who are often on the receiving end of a frustrated customer's wrath.
		America's fourth-largest carrier, Southwest Airlines promotes the concept of low-cost, no-frills travel and carries 65 million passengers every year.
	www.aetv.com /airline/airline_about.jsp (145 words)

	LittleJudy.com: Television
		Among the shows debuting this month: "Greek to Chic," a makeover reality series for college students; "BBQ Bill," a sketch comedy series with Rick Najera; "Animate This!," where celebrities narrate funny stories from their lives that are animated; and "Beyond Survivor," a behind-the-scenes look at the reality show.
		The show is about the trials and tribulations of a group of fashion models at a top NY agency.
		The second big marathon is "Airline" on A&E. I'm not a big fan of the "stab 'em in the back, then vote 'em off the island" genre of reality shows like "Survivor".
	littlejudy.blogs.com /littlejudy/television/index.html (3344 words)

	Show Guide: Airline--AllYourTV.com
		AIRLINE is based on the hit U.K. show of the same name which has consistently pulled in strong ratings during its six-year run on Britain's ITV Network.
		The A&E Network series focuses on Southwest Airlines, America's fourth largest carrier, which came up with the concept of low cost, no frills travel.
		The company, which has been in business for 32 years, carries 65 million passengers every year and, in an industry struggling to cope post 9/11, is still making a profit.
	www.allyourtv.com /shows/a/showguideairline.html (356 words)

	TV One Online > Shows
		Marla Gibbs, a Chicago native, was working as an airline reservations clerk when her job transferred her and her three children from Detroit to Los Angeles.
		After some television exposure, she landed the role of the quick-witted, feisty and outspoken character Florence in The Jeffersons.
		She was first recognized as a television diva with her 1983-1986 role on the soap opera, Another World.
	www.tvoneonline.com /shows/227_castbios.asp (511 words)

	Ghost Chasers International, Inc., home of the Ghost Hunter providing ghost pictures and photos, ghost videos, ghost ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A film crew from the popular television show, AIRLINE, joined Patti and Chip on the investigation, capturing many of the exciting moments on tape.
		Airline documents the interesting - and often incredible - stories that happen to employees and passengers of Southwest Airlines.
		The show is seen in nine countries and currently airs at 8 PM on Monday evenings.
	www.ghosthunter.com /airline.htm (1251 words)

	Blog - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.unl.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Bloggers began to provide nearly-instant commentary on televised events, creating a secondary meaning of the word "blogging": to simultaneously transcribe and editorialize speeches and events shown on television.
		Following the practice of public television, Sullivan boosted donations with periodic "pledge drives," one of which was reported to net him $120,000.
		Ellen Simonetti, a US airline attendant, lost her job after posting photos of herself in uniform displaying more cleavage than ordinary on her blog "The Queen of the Sky".
	en.wikipedia.org.cob-web.org:8888 /wiki/Blog (3923 words)

	USATODAY.com - Southwest Airlines stars in TV 'reality show' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The show follows employees of Southwest Airlines as they deal with weather delays, flouts and passengers who are running late or too drunk or too smelly to board the plane.
		AandE, which lacks a breakout show such as Trading Spaces on basic cable-rival TLC or The Shield on FX, hopes Airline will attract a younger audience, she said.
		Dubuc said AandE is now hearing from airlines that turned down the chance to appear on the show — she wouldn't identify them.
	www.usatoday.com /travel/news/2004-01-02-southwest-tv_x.htm (709 words)

	SEATTLE AIRLINE COLLECTIBLES SHOW
		Among the items to view and purchase at the show are airline china and glassware, models, pilot and kiddie wings, postcards, timetables, playing cards and many other items imprinted with airline logos.
		Airline items of all kinds have become very popular collectibles and this hobby has received considerable attention from various national, collector, and airline magazines as well as national television.
		Greg Mattocks, the organizer of the show, expects continued success this year because the Seattle Show has become known as one of the best airline focused collectibles shows in the country.
	www.seattleairlineshow.com /show.htm (372 words)

	Barry Manilow 7:30PM Show - Southwest Airlines Vacations
		The show features a small bit of dancing on Manilow's part, a musical-chairs scenario where the pianists, including Manilow, rotate pianos and pick up where the other left off, and a duet with an audience member on the sunshiny "Can't Smile Without You."
		During the show aesthetic visuals are projected on a background screen, as Barry takes the audience through the years, and across the country.
		One of the highlights of the night begins with a younger Manilow performing one of his earlier hits, "Mandy," on the television show "Midnight Special," which is projected on a screen.
	www.swavacations.com /cgi-bin/features/IWNfeaturesF.asp?code=LSHOW3^^^ (543 words)

	Television Without Pity » Lost » Pilot, Part I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		This show is available in HDTV, ABC would like you to know.) Fox is lying flat on his back in a bamboo grove with a scratch on his cheek, his tie askew, and a healthy amount of stubble.
		Part of the problem with recapping a show as intentionally mysterious as Lost is that you find yourself looking for clues far more avidly than you would if you were just watching for fun, because if something turns out to be important in Episode 21, you want to have mentioned it in Episode 1.
		I wasn't excited because of J.J. Abrams, the show's creator; I've never watched a J.J. Abrams show before and don't give two craps about J.J. Abrams.
	www.televisionwithoutpity.com /story.cgi?show=136&story=6897&limit=&sort= (580 words)

	TV Tapings - June 27, 2001
		The late-night shows tend to be the hardest to get into, including Leno, Letterman, and "Saturday Night Live." http://www.nbc.com/ will have mailing addresses and phone numbers for the "Tonight Show" and "Saturday Night Live." http://www.cbs.com will have information on getting tickets for Letterman.
		Tapings take place in the afternoon, but you have to show up early in the morning at CBS in LA to have your ticket numbered.
		The good news is, it's a lot easier to score tickets to shows such as "Jeopardy," "Regis and Kelly," "Spin City," and dozens of sitcoms, most of which are taped in LA. Remember, shows often take long vacations, so check dates before making your airline reservations.
	savvytraveler.publicradio.org /show/marketplace/2001/20010627.shtml (556 words)

	Airline (disambiguation) - QuickSeek Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		airline is the common term for commercial aviation transportation service using aircraft.
		Airlines (computer game), an MS-DOS based airline management simulation game.
		A colloqial name for Maine State Route 9,its Bangor-Calais leg referred to as "The Airline".
	airline.quickseek.com (162 words)

	A Show About Nothing Covered a Lot
		n a flight across the country on United Airlines a few years ago, the airline showed a new regular feature of its in-flight entertainment: an episode of ''Seinfeld.'' This one, ''The Junior Mint,'' was one of 22 produced for the previous television season.
		As they tried to pass a box of Junior Mints back and forth, resulting in one mint flying through the air and falling into the patient's open body cavity, the entire cabin of the plane began rocking so violently with laughter that it felt as though the wings were tipping from side to side.
		In that achievement, ''Seinfeld'' is probably a rare television comedy, one likely to run in repeats until all four characters are old enough to be joining Jerry's parents in the Boca del Vista retirement community in Florida.
	www.nytimes.com /specials/seinfeld/sein1226b.html (483 words)

	Fox looks to score in the reality genre with Virgin's Branson - Indiantelevision.com's Breaking News
		Another report has indicated that in the US a new breed of what's being called hybrid shows blending sitcom and reality are beginning a rise to prominence.
		Hybrid shows could just be the innovation that the networks are looking for.
		Expectedly Fox has however maintained that the show is not going to be a carbon copy the Trump show.
	www.indiantelevision.com /headlines/y2k4/apr/apr19.htm (387 words)

	Media Coverage / Airline Ambassadors (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		CNBC chose to profile American Airlines because it is the only one of the so-called old-line carriers that has avoided seeking bankruptcy protection, despite the financial storms that have beset all airlines.
		American Airlines -- which agreed in advance that it would have no editorial control over the production of the program -- opened its books to CNBC to show exactly how it prices tickets, and how it determines which of its flights are profitable, and which are not.
		Piece informing American Airlines employees of the AAI mission to Guatemala that several of their colleagues would be participating in that weekend.
	www.airlineamb.org /media.php (5730 words)

	Airline (2004) TV Show - Airline (2004) Television Show - TV.com
		Follow Southwest Airlines pilots, flight attendants, and airport employees as they experience heartwarming passenger stories, occasional outbursts, weather-related anxiety and heightened security measuresall while trying to meet everyone's urgent timetable.
		This show is about some taxi drivers with cameras installed in their cabs, so they pick up their passengers and then they ask them about their, and then the passengers open up...
		The show centers on the hectic lives of Harley Random (Heather Locklear) and Roger De Souza...
	www.tv.com /airline-2004/show/23963/summary.html (576 words)

	television - TV shows (or maybe TVs) that I like or did not like. - Gary LaPointe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		If they supplied these shows with ads they could control what the people are seeing, many people will fast forward but at least the ads are in it.
		So there is a show on television right now exploring connections between people who were at Ground Zero during the disaster and are now showing signs of cancer.
		The shows uses quite a bit of Egyptology (mythology) and there are always ruins that they have to explore in the show.
	garysaid.com /television (8216 words)

	Culture Snob \| Television \| Show of Commerce, Show of Art
		And at the end of the show, Locke is sitting on the beach, with a dark but disconnected look on his face.
		This is a show built for longevity, a self-renewing source of material.
		But that’s essentially how television works; shows might get pruned before they can conclude their stories, or they might be put on life support indefinitely, excruciatingly drawing out the narrative, sucking it dry until nobody gives a shit.
	www.culturesnob.com /2005/11/show_of_commerce_show_of_art.php (2898 words)

	Loop, The (Fox) - Reviews from Metacritic
		The show moves along briskly, and it benefits from the lack of a laugh track.
		The show basically approximates that commercial where a young guy is working an office job and his dorky friends keep bugging him, as a generic twentysomething dude seeks to prove he can straddle adult obligations and youthful pastimes by partying all night and working all day.
		The show is particularly misbegotten and -- fatal for a comedy -- not funny at all.
	www.metacritic.com /tv/shows/loop (745 words)

	AAI / Publicity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Airline Ambassadors is featured frequently in the media - on television, in print, and online.
		Actress/model Carre Otis said that the pivotal event that changed her life and values was the Airline Ambassador humanitarian mission that she participated on in Nepal
		Readers' Digest: Airline Ambassadors founder Nancy Rivard is profiled in "American Heroes," a monthly section in Readers' Digest.
	www.airlineamb.org /publicity.shtml (360 words)

	Airlines to Show Edgier Fare - Cinematical
		Airlines have traditionally not shown controversial films on flights, making sure to stay far away from anything that might be slightly objectionable.
		That may all be changing soon as airlines have decided to show more mainstream fare like Brokeback Mountain and Transamerica in an effort to upgrade in-flight entertainment, and provide more choice, variety, and current releases to passengers.
		Airlines edit films for content even more stringently than television networks do, cutting out language, sexuality, and anything that might even suggest that an airplane has a problem.
	www.cinematical.com /2006/10/16/airlines-to-show-edgier-fare (2667 words)

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