March 05, 2009

Checking-in online is not... normal

Interesting angle on the Caribbean Airlines website - I guess online check-in is still not 'normal'? ;)
Check in as normal caribb  

Mar 5, 2009 2:54:43 PM | Funny stuff, Travel

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