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6th Nov 2006, 12:27
By DANIEL YEE
Associated Press Writer
ATLANTA (AP) -- Inside a World Airways jet, it looks like just another "cattle car" - an all coach-class fuselage crammed with 400 passenger seats. Except for one difference. "It's the only airline where it's, 'Please stow your M-16 under the seat in front of you,'" says Marc Vetterick, the airline's Atlanta station manager. "It's probably the safest airline to fly."
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Associated Press Writer
ATLANTA (AP) -- Inside a World Airways jet, it looks like just another "cattle car" - an all coach-class fuselage crammed with 400 passenger seats. Except for one difference. "It's the only airline where it's, 'Please stow your M-16 under the seat in front of you,'" says Marc Vetterick, the airline's Atlanta station manager. "It's probably the safest airline to fly."
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