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November 7, 2003
 
Hooters Air
Channel 13 (ABC)
 
(Columbus-AP) -- Hooters Air -- the new airline owned by the restaurant company known for its scantily clad waitresses -- will begin service in Columbus on December 18.
      The airline will offer one flight a day to Atlanta from Rickenbacker Airport on Thursday, Friday, Sunday and Monday, with continuing service to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and Nassau, Bahamas. Passengers also can catch flights in Myrtle Beach to Fort Myers, Florida.
      Fares are $69 each way, plus taxes and other charges.
      Hooters Girls will be on board, mingling, selling T-shirts and running trivia contests. The company will interview waitresses at its two Hooters restaurants in Columbus to serve on Hooters Air flights, working one week a month with the airline and three weeks at the restaurant.
      Each plane also will have two pilots and three flight attendants.
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