Question of the Week: Columbia Aircraft, Now Brought to You by ... ?

Question of the Week: Columbia Aircraft, Now Brought to You by … ?

Editorial Staff

Wednesday, October 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM ET

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Key Takeaways:

A previous poll indicated that 70% of readers strongly oppose passengers using cell phones on airliners, citing concerns about privacy and existing travel "indignities."
This week's "Question of the Week" asks readers to predict whether Cirrus or Cessna will successfully acquire Columbia Manufacturing's assets.
The article provides links to participate in the current poll and submit suggestions for future "Question of the Week" topics.

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This Week’s Question |Previous Week’s Answers

PREVIOUS RESULTS ***

Rarely do we find that AVweb readers are all of one mind on an issue – but there was clear consensus on the answer to last week’s Question, Should passengers be allowed to use their cell phones on airliners? That consensus, of course, was absolutely not. A full 70% of AVweb readers said there are enough indignities in airline travel today without having to listen to other passengers’ private phone conversations.

For the actual breakdown of responses,click here.
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THIS WEEK’S QUESTION ***

With Cirrus and Cessna both bidding on the assets of Columbia Manufacturing, the race is on! Whom do you predict will win the bankruptcy sweepstakes and get to put their name above Columbia’s on the company letterhead?

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