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Slim

February 09, 2001 09:19PM

I need some advice. I have to choice of flying in to Durango or Alamosa this summer in order to get to Chama. The major difference between the two cities is the type of airplane(neither of which I have been on). If I fly into Durango, I will fly on a Fairchild-Dornier 328 that carries 30 some passengers. If I fly into Alamosa, I will fly on a Beechcraft 1900 that carries 19 passengers. Which is more comfortable for a overweight man who uses a cane? Which is safer?
Thanks
Slim

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Getting to Chama	Slim	February 09, 2001 09:19PM
Re: Getting to Chama	K28DRGW	February 09, 2001 10:19PM
Re: Getting to Chama	Boris Serena	February 09, 2001 11:50PM
Re: Getting to Chama-Safely	Richard Boulware	February 10, 2001 07:45AM
Try the Dornier 328	Jim Woodward	February 10, 2001 07:58AM
Window seating	RichB	February 10, 2001 10:19AM
Re: Getting to Chama	John West	February 11, 2001 11:04PM

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Getting to Chama

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Try the Dornier 328

Window seating

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