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 WATEGATE CAPER 1973 Nuttings Assoc. Arcade Flyer RARE! US $14.95 
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 Vintage 1988 PHILKO TURTLESHIP Video Game Advertising Flyer-Unused-SUPER RARE US $37.95
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 Arcade Video Game Flyer Brochure SPIKEOUT Sega 1998 Rare Japanese Version Pop-up US $29.99
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 Dugrenier cigarette consolette 20 vending machine advertising flyer dealer RARE US $4.99
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 COIN MACHINE SERVICE Bag-A-Bunny Seeburg Gun Game Arcade Brochure Flyer RARE! US $19.95
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 1980 NINTENDO HELIFIRE FLYER- RARE US $19.95
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 MANEATER ORIGINAL RARE SHARK SHAPED VIDEO ARCADE MACHINE FLYER BROCHURE PSE 1975 US $44.75
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 Vintage 1984 TAITO EXERION Video Game Promotional Flyer(2 side) Unused VERY RARE US $24.75
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 NAMCO GALAXIAN 3 VIDEO ARCADE GAME FLYER BROCHURE RARE US $44.75
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 Love Tester 1972 Sega Arcade Flyer Rare! US $12.95
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 SEGA TIME TRAVELER ORIGINAL NOS FACTORY VIDEO ARCADE GAME SALES FLYER RARE 1991 US $32.75
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 Vintage Sky Fox by Nichibutsu Arcade Game 1 sided Promotional Flyer-Unused-RARE US $14.95
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 Vintage 1987 TAITO PYROS Video Game Advertising Flyer(2 sided)-Uncirculated-RARE US $38.75
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 Vintage 1987 SNK Psycho Soldier Video Game Advertising Flyer Rare/mint cond US $14.95
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 Vintage Twin Cobra by Romstar/Taito Arcade Game Promotional Flyer unused-RARE US $17.95
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 Philadelphia Flyers Rare Gum Ball Machine US $174.99
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 1983 DATA EAST BEGA'S BATTLE VIDEO ARCADE FLYER RARE US $44.75
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 Mega Touch flyers and Street Operator promo package from 1997 RARE US $15.00
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 Bally Midway Folder with flyers 1984 RARE US $10.00
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 Mega Touch flyers and Street Operator promo package from 1995 RARE US $10.00
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 KONAMI X MEN ORIG VIDEO ARCADE GAME ADVERTISING SALES FLYER BROCHURE 1992 RARE US $44.75
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American Flyers "Main Theme" Rare Lost Track!!
Charter Flight Booking Advice
A charter service operates their aircraft on a prearranged, chartered basis. In short, this means the flights occur outside of regularly scheduled times, and they are set up for a specific customer. Some of the major airlines will offer this service, despite the fact that they generally do not advertise as charter carriers.
More often than not, charter flights transport small groups of passengers to a specific function. Sometimes those passengers are members of a company or sports team, but even military personnel occasionally book charter flights. For the most part, though, charter flights transport vacationers. The charter company itself does not sell tickets for these events. Generally, the holiday companies set up the flight, and they handle the ticket sales. These charter flights usually come as a package set-up, or part of a holiday deal; the price includes the flight ticket and accommodations, as well as other amenities. If, however, someone wants to travel to the destination without the extras, they can buy a 'flight-only' package, and it is usually less expensive than a standard, scheduled flight.
Scheduled flights allow the public to purchase tickets right up to departure, and they travel at prescheduled times. In contrast, a charter service will book their flights far in advance. Recently however, some charter companies have started opening ticket sales to the public. This helps to fill empty seats, and it gives customers a good deal on ticket prices. Comparative shopping engines do not service chartered airlines, so finding a bargain is a little trickier. Regardless, many people do use the Internet to book charter flights. As a matter of fact, Internet bookings of charter flights is catching up to those for standard flights, especially since charter flights can provide service to small and medium-sized airports, which simply do not offer scheduled services.
With a little Internet browsing, you will quickly locate a chartered service that can provide you exactly what you need, at a very affordable price. Nonetheless, make sure you do a little research before you commit yourself and book your flight. It is important to ask a few questions. Find out how pilots are trained, and make sure the crew is approved by ARG/US. Finding out how the craft is serviced and who provides that maintenance, is wise, as well. Also, ask about the safety record.
One last thing to investigate is company security. If there is a drawback to dealing with a charter service, it's that some have closed their doors unexpectedly. This can leave customers stranded, without recompense. Still, if you find the company to be sound, booking a charter flight can provide you with a comfortable, private means of transportation. On top of that, small groups can fly on their own timeline, as flights can be booked 24-hours a day, 365-days a year, making chartered flights extremely convenient.
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Frequently Asked Questions...
I want to give back to my fans, but I'm not sure how?
Hey, I'm a solo artist (I sing and play guitar) and I want to give back to my fans, but I don't know how.
Okay, I have a show coming up, but my cd isn't for sell yet, so they won't be able to buy it. I'm not going to put it on pre-order either.
I'm thinking about making a mixtape for them with maybe 3 rare tracks on it that they'll never hear anywhere else. OR should I just make them a really cool flyer to the show that's coming up (and hand it out to them after the show)?
Which one do you think they'd appreciate more?
Answer:
It would be easier if I knew how many people on average come to your Gigs, and when the CD will be ready. However, what I would do is hire a Venue to coincide with the CD release date, and at every Gig you do before the date, hand out flyers which would act as a "Free Ticket" to the Venue.
This would act as a token of your gratitude, and it won't do the CD sales any harm with a larger than average audience.
I wish you all the success!
