Chautauqua

So I finally got around to researching my company's name. According to dictionary.com it is most likely a Seneca Indian word meaning "one has taken out fish there" As stated by an educated Seneca, Dr. Peter Wilson. Other meanings given by The Standard Dictionary of Facts: History, Language, Literature, Biography, Geography, Travel, Art, Government, Politics, Industry, Invention, Commerce, Science, Education, Natural History, Statistics and Miscellany (talk about a comprehensive book) are: foggy place, bag tied in the middle, place where a child was washed away, place of easy death, and place where one was lost. (C) 1909 The Frontier Press Company Buffalo NY.
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So in terms of good airline names it lists right between ridiculous and absolutely horrid.

"Oh yes, I'm flying on place-where-one-was-lost airlines" "It's a foggy place of easy death!"

No worries folks, I have yet to be lost in the fog or see anybody die on our planes.