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    In Soviet Russia, flight books you!

    Back in the U.S.S.R. - Freakonomics
    http://freakonomics.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/04/07/back-in-the-ussr/
    Last October, we gathered a group of experts together to find out what U.S. air travel will look like ten years from now. If you want to remember what air travel looked like twenty years ago, try booking a flight to Russia on American Airlines’s website, which appears to give you the option of flying to the Union of Soviet . . .


    LOL, american airlines
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    Actually, I think American Airlines was still British Colonial Airlines at the time.

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      Assuming that this website was made after the collapse of the USSR, perhaps there is another reason that they have it as a potential option. When I was young my church organized a mission trip to the Congo, however many of the older people in the church referred to it as Zaire. Maybe the USSR option is to help people who may not know what certain areas of the former USSR are called now.

      Just something to think about, not necessarily true.

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