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[Vrooms]

Originally Posted by hkskyline

^ So what is this airlineroute source? Is it some official press release service from Korean Air?

Well it seems to be giving accurate infomation........................

[hkskyline]

Originally Posted by Vrooms

Well it seems to be giving accurate infomation........................

So how do you judge it is accurate when you don't know where the information is coming from?

[hkskyline]

Emirates A380 returns to New York
21 January 2011
Manila Bulletin

MANILA, Philippines ' Filipino business and leisure travelers now again have unparalleled access to the United States of America with Emirates A380's return to New York last October, providing high-end tourists from Manila and hardworking Filipino professionals a whole new dimension in luxury air travel, comfort, and expediency.

The superjumbo's return to the Big Apple offers an innovative and magnificent in-flight experience to sophisticated Filipino travelers to New York, a major global center for commerce, finance, media, culture, art, fashion, research, education and entertainment.

'We promised to return the A380 to New York as soon as demand recovered and we have been true to our word,' said Tim Clark, President of Emirates Airline. 'Against some of the toughest operating conditions ever faced, the results for the Americas have been hugely encouraging.'

Clark said that this achievement reflects Emirates Airline's success in maintaining its business as usual approach and remaining faithful to its strategy of product and service excellence.

'As we look to 2011 and beyond, Emirates will continue to invest in its products and services to build on the resurgent demand for air travel within the Americas,' Clark added.

'Our plans for the future also include adding new US cities to our four existing gateways: New York, Houston, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.'

'This exceptional service from Emirates will certainly provide pleasure to Filipino travellers traversing North America, a vibrant route for Filipino businessmen, tourists, professionals, and Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs),' said Gigie Baroa, Emirates' Philippines Country Manager.

'The arrival of Emirates A380 in the Big Apple is a gargantuan improvement in linking Manila to New York and Dubai ' all vital destinations for business and tourism.'

Baroa noted that Filipino travelers can now fly to the USA in the excellent unsurpassed style and luxury that only Emirates A380 offers, especially since New York is recognized as a second home to numerous Filipinos.

[Vrooms]

Originally Posted by hkskyline

So how do you judge it is accurate when you don't know where the information is coming from?

I meant by all the other info i have read form the site..............................

[hkskyline]

Originally Posted by Vrooms

I meant by all the other info i have read form the site..............................

So looking at other unrelated information posted there, you are deducing a new piece of information is automatically accurate without looking at the basis or source?

[Vrooms]

Originally Posted by hkskyline

So looking at other unrelated information posted there, you are deducing a new piece of information is automatically accurate without looking at the basis or source?

Well since it is accurate when i check for info for other airlines i assumed this will be just as accurate. BTW i'm not the only one on this forum who uses airlineroute.

[hkskyline]

Originally Posted by Vrooms

Well since it is accurate when i check for info for other airlines i assumed this will be just as accurate. BTW i'm not the only one on this forum who uses airlineroute.

So others using it makes it more right when you don't understand where the information is coming from?

[Vrooms]

Originally Posted by hkskyline

So others using it makes it more right when you don't understand where the information is coming from?

Like i said i assumed that the info on Korean Air is accurate. Why are you only asking me i'm sure you've seen other people using it?

[hkskyline]

Originally Posted by Vrooms

Like i said i assumed that the info on Korean Air is accurate. Why are you only asking me i'm sure you've seen other people using it?

I think people who post from a particular source should be aware of what it is and where it gets its information, and assess whether the source is valid rather than blindly copying and pasting. Others who know what that source is about are welcome to contribute.

[Vrooms]

Originally Posted by hkskyline

I think people who post from a particular source should be aware of what it is and where it gets its information, and assess whether the source is valid rather than blindly copying and pasting. Others who know what that source is about are welcome to contribute.

Ok i will take note and check the source first before posting!!

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[deasine]

Originally Posted by hkskyline

I think people who post from a particular source should be aware of what it is and where it gets its information, and assess whether the source is valid rather than blindly copying and pasting. Others who know what that source is about are welcome to contribute.

Their source list is listed here:
http://airlineroute.net/source/

Most of their sources are coming from US DOT, Airline Press Releases (but they have a lot of information prior to press releases), Airline Timetables, etc.

For the most part, their information has been valid, at least for the news sources I've been following. They've also mentioned about CX increasing capacity for the YVR-HKG route prior to news articles.

[hkskyline]

Originally Posted by deasine

Their source list is listed here:
http://airlineroute.net/source/

Most of their sources are coming from US DOT, Airline Press Releases (but they have a lot of information prior to press releases), Airline Timetables, etc.

For the most part, their information has been valid, at least for the news sources I've been following. They've also mentioned about CX increasing capacity for the YVR-HKG route prior to news articles.

Yes - I've seen that source used in other forums and posts within SSC as well. But the key message is before people start quoting from there, they need to get some comfort it's a good source to start. Just because others use it and not seeing errors before would not constitute as a valid assessment.

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