In article <[log in to unmask]>, Lars Appel
<[log in to unmask]> writes
>
>By the way, the very same issue (which I happened to read just today :)
>also has an article titled "easyJet Flies HP 3000" which discusses a new
>HP and/or HP 3000 customer in the Open Skies application area.
>
>Does anybody know if easyJet (http://www.easyJet.com ?) is the very British
>Airways subsidiary(?) that the Press Release at
http://www.hp.com/go/3000servers
>is talking about? Or are these two different new customers using the Open
Skies
>(http://www.openskies.com ?) airline application(s)?
>
>Lars (just curious)

The BA subsidiary is Go. easyJet is an entirely separate company.
Anybody operating on a shoe-string, as both these airlines are, will
need all the prepackaged help they can get.

I say 'shoe-strings', but easyJet think that Go will be operating
instead on BA's 'apron strings' and have cried 'foul'. So, *very much*
not the same company.

But it's nice to see them unanimous as to which platform they judge will
give *them* the easiest ride......


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