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I can confirm that AA will cancel flt88/89 ORD-BRU-ORD eff 08NOV.
FYI, flight is already zeroed out in some GDS-systems.

Not a big surprise that AA is cancelling a route ex-BRU (even FRA has only 1 AA route remaining...) , however I personally expected the JFK route to be axed.

ihd-fc wrote:Ik weet het niet zeker maar ik dacht dat iata ZC ging worden (net als airdc). Geen idee voor andere...

Indeed correct. IATA/ICAO code will be:

ZC KGO 557 Korongo Airlines

BrightCedars wrote:Also, don't forget that posts should be in English.

Yes, I know. But I coudn't find the English version of the press release, which strangely enough is not available on the Brussels Airlines website. that's why I posted it in tnis French/Dutch/German forum.

See press release in French in the French/Dutch/German section of this forum.

The English version will be supplied as soon as it becomes available.

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http://www.boeing.com/news/releases/2008/photorelease/q3/K64483_lg.jpg

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