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Ride-Sharing Site Flytenow Will Take FAA To Court

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In the wake of an FAA ruling prohibiting the exchange of money through airplane ride-sharing websites, startup Flytenow has tweaked its business model to make all online flight arrangements free. In the meantime, the company plans to challenge the FAA's interpretation of the regulations in a Washington, D.C., district court. (www.flyingmag.com) More...

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zcolescott
Zachary Colescott 1
*sits down and gets popcorn*
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pthomas745
Pa Thomas 1
"Flytenow plans to fly over the District Court in protest, throwing perfectly good money out of the airplane"
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