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Here are today’s lunchtime travel and blog headlines from around the web and interweb:
- NASA’s Perseverance rover will land on Mars this week. Here’s what to expect
- CRAZY – Home security footage shows a pickup truck sliding down an icy road in Tennessee
Happy Monday everyone!
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Luton is not LHR, it is LTN
@mojo – Grrr fixed. See what happens when you don’t fly for a year and your fingers just type LHR. Thanks – René
I enjoyed flying on turboprops and I kind of miss them. Not that long ago I flew on a Great Lakes Aviation Beechcraft 1900D, but Great Lakes stopped flying about three years ago. Midwest Express Connection flew a lot of 1900Ds, and Northwest Airlink had quite a few Saab 340s. I guess Midwest Airlines is trying to make a comeback, but the first plane painted with their new livery was a CRJ-200. 🙁
https://airlinegeeks.com/2021/01/09/as-recovery-begins-new-competitors-see-potential/
https://flymidwestexpress.com/
BTW, I clicked on the Amazon link, but it took me to “lighting deals sale.”