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  • Iceland Air: Propaganda in the Skies

    10/06/2007 9:06:06 AM PDT · by Interesting Times · 33 replies · 1,353+ views
    email ^ | Oct. 5, 2007 | Interesting Times
    Former Army Lt. Col. James Reilley was in charge of monitoring war crimes investigations conducted by the U.S. Army's Criminal Investigation Division in the early 1970s. In 2004, he reported that the John Kerry / VVAW Winter Soldier claims were baseless; that war crimes during the Vietnam War were few and none were authorized by the chain of command. In August, Col. Reilley took an Iceland Air flight to Sweden. On the way, he opened the July/August issue of the airline's in-flight magazine to find this: SHRIMP TO THE RESCUE Casualty numbers continue to climb alarmingly. The Green Zone is...
  • Boeing Sells FL Group Five More 737-800s (Icelandair)

    04/12/2005 2:47:34 PM PDT · by Paleo Conservative · 33 replies · 698+ views
    Associated Press via Yahoo Financial News ^ | Tuesday April 12, 2:56 pm ET | Staff
    Boeing to Sell FL Group Five More 737-800s Valued at $325M Following January Order SEATTLE (AP) -- Boeing Co. said Tuesday that FL Group, the parent company of Icelandair, agreed to purchase five additional Boeing next-generation 737-800 airplanes valued at $325 million. The company expects to deliver the five new planes in 2007. In January, FL Group ordered 10 737-800s for $650 million. The planes from the January order will be delivered next year. As with the previous order, FL Group will lease the planes to other carriers outside of Iceland. Icelandair ordered two Boeing 787 Dreamliners in February. Boeing...
  • Icelandair Orders Two Boeing 787 Dreamliners

    02/25/2005 3:37:29 PM PST · by COEXERJ145 · 15 replies · 954+ views
    The Boeing Company ^ | 02-25-2005 | The Boeing Company
    SEATTLE, Feb. 25, 2005 -- Boeing [NYSE: BA] and Icelandair today announced a firm order for two all-new 787 Dreamliner airplanes with which the carrier will expand its operations on long-range routes from Iceland, and develop its fleet. Icelandair ordered 787-8s, which will be delivered during 2010. The carrier is evaluating the two engine options, the General Electric GENX (GE Next Generation) and Rolls-Royce's Trent 1000. The order is worth $240 million at list prices. "The 787 Dreamliner's unprecedented efficiency, economics, range and passenger comfort are ideally suited for our operations and our commitment to providing superior service to our...