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To: John Hunt who wrote (27781)	2/5/1999 7:41:00 AM
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Airlines pass crucial Y2K test << Amid widespread fears of Y2K computer crashes, airline officials crossed their fingers Thursday as they began to book flights for Jan. 1, 2000. The travel industry has spent several years and billions of dollars trying to ensure its systems won't falter in the millennium. By late Thursday, it seemed as though the endless hours of computer tinkering had paid off. "We're OK - nothing's happened so far," said Yaqub, a Canadian Airlines ticket agent who booked several flights on Thursday for next Jan. 1. -- cont'd -- >> southam.com If you have the nerve, at least they can book your reservation for Jan 1/00 < g >