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03-28-2009, 10:51 AM
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to Marty Ogelvie
Posted By: Al
I just took a look, they are all CRJs, as in 50 seaters for CLE. That alone may keep me from going...had a very BAD claustrophobic experience in an elevator once and it really left a deep memory with me. Hard to explain, but I avoid putting myself in a restricted space whenever possible. I'm fine with MD88s and above (unless I get the rear galley area). Maybe things will change by July, we'll see. 
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