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Ready to vote for soft drinks on new US Airways!

What is your favorite beverage (non-alcoholic) brands?

  • Coca-Cola brands

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  • Pepsi brands

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  • Virgin brands

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  • Cott Beverages/Cadbury Schweppes brands (made in Canada/UK)

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  • Shasta brands

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  • Write in (other brands)

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Diamondbacks2004

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No decision yet on which beverage will be served aboard all new US Airways flights:

US Airways serves Coke.
America West serves Pepsi.
  1. Which flavors do you like best? :up:
  2. Which flavors do you don't like worst? :down:
 
When I go to the store, I have a very scientific method of selecting a cola (Pepsi or Coke). Each week, like me - USAirways could buy the brand that is least expensive.
 
When I go to the store, I have a very scientific method of selecting a cola (Pepsi or Coke). Each week, like me - USAirways could buy the brand that is least expensive.



Very true and funny :up:

Diet Coke leaves a nasty aftertaste, unless it's the new Diet Coke with Splenda.

Although it is good for cleaning silverware...... :shock:
 
I'm decidedly in the "Buy what's cheapest" Camp. Why not mix and match.

You could have a "Mystery Can" one with a sticker on the bottom and whoever gets that one get a free snak box? whatever, it would create some fun and buzz on board.


Myster Can idea is splendid, though some could say its unprofessional!
 
I purchase diet coke only. Will drink diet pepsi if only choice. LOVE diet dr. pepper.

thank you to the f/a who recently gave me one of the cans boarded by mistake.
 
I say serve them both, that would certainly be something different 🙂
 
RC...at least then we can take the peanuts served and add them to the cola!!! :up:

You can do that with Coke, too (never tried it with Pepsi, but it'd probably be OK if you like pepsi :shock: ).

Seriously, though, don't expect any "whichever is cheapest that week" or "mix & match". The cheapest will be an exclusive contract, and they're normally negotiated with the parent company - not local bottlers or distributors - when you're talking about the quantity an airline goes through. In fact, the local bottler/distributor that delivers whichever is selected will probably make little or nothing off the contract.

Jim
 

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