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jfenchel wrote:can I change my answer to 74992
I don't get it...74992?!
Depending on where in the country I am, I'd either call Hungry Howie's (I LOVE their cajun crust) or Godfather's.
Local pizza place...specifically Napoli's Pizzeria in Minneola, Florida! Great pizza & homemade cannolis!
I said Papa Johns only because I assumed delivery. If I'm picking up, local pizza place FOR SURE.
Papa Murphy's, no contest! Get precisely what you want, cook it precisely as crisp or soggy as you like!
Like @msawyer13, I understood the poll to be about delivery. We used to use Pizza Hut but the service at the store nearest us took a nosedive. Late. Cold. Wrong toppings. Wrong SIZE! Wise A$$ delivery drivers and customer service with attitude. Since there was a Dominoes in our vicinity, we tried it. So long PH and hello Dominoes. Never looked back. I have no intention of going back. If I want to eat at home but funding is tight, WalMart makes some darned good pizza to heat-and-eat. Having to restrict my salt a lot these days so Pizza is a "back in the day" kind of thing. {sigh} It's hell getting old. If you have any other option (other than "getting dead"), take it.
Donato's, Donato's, Donato's Edge-To-Edge Pepperoni!!!!!!
Papa John's is the only choice around here for delivery. Otherwise, I make my own. Nobody does it better!
It's good to know so many people care to have GOOD pizza instead of what's sold as pizza. However, "pizza-like substances" can be OK from time to time as long as you acknowledge you're doing it for convenience/cheapness. Heck! I even enjoy some frozen pizzas and Totino's Pizza Rolls every now and then, but I have a hard time saying Pizza Hut, Domino's or Papa John's are any better than those.
Mellow Mushroom. They don't deliver but worth the trip.
My favorite place for chilli and hot dogs is a local bar where I spend my days and nights reflecting on broken promises and lost dreams!
Papa John's....I have an 8 year old who insists that if its not Papa John's, its not pizza. You get used to it.
I chose Domino's because they have an insanely tasty gluten-free pizza! Otherwise I make my own.
ROGETRAY wrote:I don't get it...74992?!
P-I-Z-Z-A on your phone's keypad.
I just go to Papa Murphys, they're everywhere in Texas. Pizza for the same price as other chains if not cheaper, but you have to cook it at home yourself. Though since they don't deliver, usually less of their cost overhead means better ingredients, plus not having to tip drivers or wait for them, and it's fresh out of my oven
ANY pizza is better than Papa John's. Bleh!
Earl Wajdyk wrote:Papa Murphy's, no contest! Get precisely what you want, cook it precisely as crisp or soggy as you like!
I second that!
Mikey's Late Night Slice http://www.latenightslice.com Columbus, OH This place is awesome, you should at least check out the website haha
Woo Hoo Yes...Papa Murphy's!!!!
manhandsha wrote:Depending on where in the country I am, I'd either call Hungry Howie's (I LOVE their cajun crust) or Godfather's.
Hungry Howie's Deep Dish is awesome. The local Godfather's closed about 20 years ago. That was one of the worst pizzas I'd ever had. Flavorless and waaay too greasy. We used to have Angelina's locally and they'd use the small pepperonis that would curl and burn slightly. Yum. That was greasy too, but it all pooled in the pepperoni and it could be dabbed out. Pizza Hut always seemed too expensive for what it was...good, not great. Of course that was years ago and that opinion is still in my brain.
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Jenny's Pizza? I always assumed he was calling for something else.
schwasd wrote:Donato's, Donato's, Donato's Edge-To-Edge Pepperoni!!!!!!
Our local Donato's closed. Have sought out another.
beaglebrains wrote:Papa John's....I have an 8 year old who insists that if its not Papa John's, its not pizza. You get used to it.
I've tried. Just can't anymore.
Two Amys in DC.
Giordano's Pizzeria Uno Gino's East all in Chicago.
Locally there is Luca's, supposed to be authentic NY style. Never been to NYC, but Luca's is a little too chewy for my liking.
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Continental Pizza and Subs in Kensington, MD. Used to be called Tasty-Quick (TQ's), my uncles still always go whenever they come into town. Cheap and greasy, in the best way possible. (edit: forgot the question was for delivery, they don't deliver) Brick's in Centreville and Falls Church, VA. Great pizza and great toppings. Or if I go to the beach, Louie's Pizza in Rehoboth. Grotto tastes like doodoo.
Mazzio's, Napoli's, or Marley's If I'm dining in, you can't beat The Hideaway. It's legendary in Stillwater, OK, for being the best college town pizza around, and it's migrated and grown around the state. If you're ever in Oklahoma, YOU MUST HAVE HIDEAWAY PIZZA!
JiggaWagga wrote:Sounds like an emergency, better call 881 999 119 7253
dsurette wrote:Mellow Mushroom. They don't deliver but worth the trip.
Pizza Como, Cherryville PA. It's the only place that delivers.
New York City people! Almost any place guarantees great pizza. Papa John's is a joke. That is not pizza. NYC all the way.
If we don't make the pizza at home (that's the BEST). We use a really nice local place. ALL chain-pizza joints are crap. Just my opinion. I'm picky about quality food. Pizza must also be consumed with a good local microbrew.
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I love how Cam is playing lately.
I will feel much better about him after he leads a 2:00 drive to win a game. It seems to me that he plays best when the pressure is less. The high throws seem to come at the worst times. Some guys get better in crunch time. Cam isn't one of them...yet. He also needs to quit carrying the ball so loose when he runs.
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• In swapping Masterson for Ramsey, the Indians and Cardinals have now made 10 midseason trades with each other since 2002.
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Timeline of the United States Mint
The Sacagawea Golden Dollar is released into circulation.
(January, 18)
United States Mint begins shipping the new Sacagawea Golden dollar coin to the Federal Reserve Banks for distribution.
(March, 13)
Maryland State quarter released.
(April, 17)
The United States Mint announces that the Library of Congress Commemorative Coins, celebrating its 200th anniversary, will be available April 24.
(May, 22)
South Carolina State quarter released.
(May, 31)
Jay W. Johnson of Wisconsin is sworn in as the 36th Director of the Mint.
(July, 27)
Congressional Gold Medal [P.L. 106-250; 114 Stat 622-623] is approved for Pope John Paul II, for his "many and enduring contributions to peace and religious understanding."
Congressional Gold Medal [P.L. 106-251; 114 Stat 624-625] is approved for Ronald and Nancy Reagan, for their "service to the nation".
(August, 07)
New Hampshire State quarter released.
(October, 16)
Virginia State quarter released.
(December, 21)
Congressional Medal [P.L. 106-554; 114 Stat. 2763A-311-2763a-312] is approved for the Navaho Code Talkers, "in recognition of the contribution of the original 29 Navaho Marine Corps Radio Operators, who distinguished themselves in performing a unique, highly successful communications operation that greatly assisted in saving countless lives and hastening the end of World War II in the Pacific." Silver medals were given to each person who qualified as a Navaho Code Talker,
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(January, 02)
New York State quarter released.
(March, 12)
North Carolina State quarter released.
(May, 21)
Rhode Island State quarter released.
(June, 29)
President George W. Bush appoints Henrietta Holsman Fore of Nevada the 37th Director of the Mint making her sixth woman appointed as the Director of the Mint, and the second woman appointed from the state of Nevada.
(July, 26)
Nomination hearings held in the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs on Henrietta Holsman Fore as Director of the Mint.
(August, 03)
U.S. Senate confirms Henrietta Holsman Fore as Director of the Mint.
(August, 06)
Vermont State quarter released.
(August, 07)
Henrietta Holsman Fore is sworn in as the 37th Director of the United States Mint.
(October, 15)
Kentucky State quarter released.
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The United States Mint celebrates its 210th birthday!
(January, 02)
Tennessee State quarter released.
(January, 16)
Congressional Gold Medal [P.L. 107-127; 115 Stat. 2405-2406] is approved for General Henry H. Shelton, "as a military leader in coordinating the planning, strategy, and execution of the United States and NATO combat action and...invaluable contributions to the United States and to the successful return to peace in the Balkans as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff."
(March, 11)
Ohio State quarter released.
(March, 19)
The United States Mint announces new prices for its bronze medals, effective April 19, 2002. This is the first official price increase since 1995. The "...large three-inch bronze multi-strike duplicate medals are increased from $24.50 to $38.00. The 1-1/2 inch bronze medals from $2.50 to $3.00; and the 1-5/16 inch bronze medals from $1.00 to $2.75...."
(May, 20)
Louisiana State quarter released.
(August, 02)
Indiana State quarter released.
(October, 15)
Mississippi State quarter released.
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Artistic Infusion Program is established to enrich and invigorate the design of United States coins and medals by establishing a pool of outside artists who create and submit new designs for selected coin and medal projects.
(January, 02)
Illinois State quarter released.
(March, 17)
Alabama State quarter released.
(June, 02)
Maine State quarter released.
(August, 04)
Missouri State quarter released.
(October, 20)
Arkansas State quarter released.
(October, 29)
Congressional Gold Medal [P.L. 108-101; 117 Stat. 1195-1197] is approved for Jackie Robinson for his "legacy and personal achievements" and "many contributions to the nation."
(December, 06)
Congressional Gold Medal [P.L. 108-162; 117 Stat. 2017-2019] is approved for Dr. Dorothy Height for her contribution "as one of the preeminent social and civil rights activists of her time, particularly in the struggle for equality, social justice, and human rights for all people."
(December, 15)
Congressional Gold Medal [P.L. 108-180; 117 Stat. 2645-2647] is approved for Reverend Joseph DeLaine, Harry Briggs, Eliza Briggs, and Levi Pearson in recognition of their contributions "to the Nation as pioneers in the effort to desegregate public schools that led directly to the landmark desegregation case of Brown et al. v. the Board of Education of Topeka et al."
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Westward Journey Nickel Series begins for the redesign of the Jefferson five-cent coin in commemoration of the bicentennials of the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
(January, 26)
Michigan State quarter released.
(March, 29)
Florida State quarter released.
(June, 01)
Texas State quarter released.
(August, 30)
Iowa State quarter released.
(October, 25)
Wisconsin State quarter released.
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(January, 19)
Anna Escobedo Cabral is sworn in as the 42nd Treasurer of the Unite States.
(January, 31)
California State quarter released.
(April, 04)
Minnesota State quarter released.
(June, 06)
Oregon State quarter released.
(August, 29)
Kansas State quarter released.
(October, 14)
West Virginia State quarter released.
(December, 22)
Presidential $1 Coin Act of 2005 (Public Law 109-145) authorized the "Redesign and Issuance of Circulating $1 Coins Honoring Each of the Presidents of the United States" (Section 102, amending U.S. Code Title 31, Section 5112). The law also authorized gold coins honoring the First Spouses.
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(January, 31)
Nevada State quarter released.
(April, 03)
Nebraska State quarter is released.
(April, 11)
Congress, in P.L. 109-213, authorizes the Congressional Gold Medal to be awarded to the Tuskegee Airmen, in recognition of their "unique military record...which inspired revolutionary reform in the Armed Forces."
(June, 14)
Colorado State quarter released.
(June, 29)
President George W. Bush appoints Edmund C. Moy of Wisconsin 38th Director of the United States Mint. He is the second of two Mint Directors appointed from that state.
(July, 10)
Henry M. Paulson is sworn in as the 74th Secretary of the Treasury.
(July, 26)
Edmund C. Moy is confirmed by the Senate as the 38th Director of the Mint.
(August, 28)
North Dakota State quarter released.
(September, 05)
Edmund C. Moy is sworn in as the 38th Director of the Mint by Secretary of the Treasury Henry Paulson. (Mint Press Release, September 5, 2006)
(November, 06)
South Dakota State quarter released.
(November, 06)
Mount Rushmore is depicted on the reverse of the South Dakota 50-State Quarter (Washington, Jefferson Teddy Roosevelt, and Lincoln).
(November, 20)
Mint Director Edmund C. Moy provided a first glimpse at the new Presidential $1 circulating coins in a presentation at the recently renovated National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC. Mr. Moy said: "The new Presidential $1 Coins are an educational and fun way to learn about former Presidents." (Mint Press Release, November 20, 2006)
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(January, 29)
Montana State quarter released.
(February, 15)
George Washington Dollar Coin released into circulation. FIRST of the new $1 coins honoring former United States Presidents. (Mint Press Release, Feb. 15, 2007)
(April, 02)
Washington State quarter is released.
(May, 17)
John Adams Dollar Coin, honoring the second President of the United States, was released into circulation; FIRST Coin to feature the image of President Adams. (Mint Press Release, May 22, 2007; A Guide Book of United States Coins, 2008, pp.203-222; 224-226)
(June, 19)
Martha Washington and Abigail Adams coins and medals released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program. (Mint Press Release, May 10, 2007)
(August, 03)
Idaho State quarter released.
(August, 16)
Thomas Jefferson Dollar Coin, honoring the third President of the United States, released to the public. This is the second coin to feature Jefferson, who appeared on several issues of the nickel. (Mint Press Release, August 16, 2007)
(August, 30)
Thomas Jefferson Liberty coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program. (Mint Press Release, August 13, 2007)
(September, 04)
Wyoming State quarter released.
(November, 05)
Utah State quarter released.
(November, 09)
Utah State quarter launched.
(November, 15)
James Madison Dollar Coin, honoring the fourth President of the United States, is released into circulation. (Mint Press Release, November 9, 2007)
(November, 19)
Dolley Payne Todd Madison coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program. (Mint Press Release, November 15, 2007)
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(January, 09)
First strike of Oklahoma Quarter took place in a ceremony at the United States Mint at Denver.
(January, 28)
Oklahoma State quarter released.
(February, 14)
James Monroe Dollar Coin was first released to the public at Ashlawn-Highland, the estate of James Madison; coin honors the fifth President of the United States. At a brief ceremony before the official exchange of bills for coins, a ceremonial pour of hundreds of the shiny, new coins took place.
(February, 14)
James Monroe Dollar Coin was officially placed in circulation nationwide. Valentine's Day was chosen for the release because James Monroe's daughter, Maria Hester, was married in the first White House wedding.
(February, 28)
Elizabeth Monroe coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program.
(March, 13)
Mint Director Edmund Moy announces the United States Mint will recreate Augustus Saint-Gaudens' original ultra-high relief Liberty $20 Gold piece, in a collectible 24-karat gold coin for sale to the public.
(April, 07)
New Mexico State Quarter released into circulation at the quarter launch in the Old State Capitol in Santa Fe.
(May, 15)
John Quincy Adams Dollar Coin was first released to the public.
(May, 29)
Louisa Adams coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program.
(June, 02)
Arizona State quarter, the 48th State Quarter, released into circulation at the quarter launch at the State Capital in Phoenix.
(July, 24)
Mint Sculptor-Engraver Jim Licaretz wins the 2008 American Numismatic Association's 2008 Numismatic Art Award for Excellence in Medallic Sculpture.
(August, 14)
Andrew Jackson Dollar Coin was first released to the public at the Hermitage, Jackson's historic home outside Nashville, Tennessee
(August, 25)
Alaska State quarter released.
(August, 28)
Andrew Jackson Liberty coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program.
(September, 22)
Lincoln One-Cent Designs emblematic of Lincoln's career and celebrating the bicentennial of Abraham Lincoln's birth on February 12, 1809, were unveiled at a ceremony, led by Mint Director Edmund C. Moy, at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC.
(November, 03)
Hawaii State quarter released.
(November, 13)
Martin Van Buren Dollar Coin was first released to the public.
(November, 24)
First strike at West Point Mint of digitally reproduced Ultra High Relief version of Augustus Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle ($20) Gold Coin.
(November, 25)
Martin Van Buren Liberty coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program.
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(January, 22)
Ultra High Relief digitally reproduced version of Augustus Saint-Gaudens $20 Gold Double Eagle Coin released. Created by 21st century technology, four stars are added to represent 50 states, and In God We Trust is added that was not on ` the 1907 coin. It is made of 24 karat gold rather than the original 21 karat gold.
(January, 26)
District of Columbia Quarter released.
(February, 12)
United States Mint released first redesigned Lincoln One-Cent Coin in 50 years at Abraham Lincoln's birthplace, Hodgenville, Kentucky, in a ceremony honoring the 200th anniversary of his birth.
(February, 19)
William Henry Harrison Presidential $1 Golden Coin first released.
(February, 24)
DC Quarter launched in public ceremony at he Smithsonian's newly renovated National Museum of American History. Mint Director Edmund C. Moy joins DC Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton at the press conference.
(March, 05)
Anna Harrison coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program.
(March, 26)
Mint issues the FIRST coin with READABLE BRAIALLE at the National Federation of the Blind headquarters in Baltimore.
(March, 30)
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Quarter is released.
(May, 14)
United States Mint released second redesigned Lincoln One-Cent Coin.
(May, 19)
Ceremony honors America's 10th President John Tyler at the Tyler family home, Sherwood Forest Plantation, near Charles City, Virginia. The ceremony included Deputy Mint Director Andrew Brunhart and President Tyler's grandson, Harrison Tyler.
(May, 21)
John Tyler Presidential $1 Golden Coin first released into general circulation $1 Coin honors the 10th President (April 1841-March 1845).
(May, 26)
Guam Territorial Quarter released.
(July, 02)
Letiia Tyler coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program.
(July, 27)
Letiia Tyler coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program.
(August, 06)
Julia Tyler coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program.
(August, 13)
United States Mint released third redesigned Lincoln One-Cent Coin.
(August, 20)
James K. Polk Presidential $1 Golden Coin released.
(August, 25)
Secretary of the Treasury Timothy F. Geithner approved the list of sites to be depicted on American the Beautiful QuartersTM after consultation with Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar and the governors or chief executive of each state or territory in which the park or site is located.
(September, 03)
Sarah Polk coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program.
(September, 09)
United States Mint announces its new circulating Quarter series, the America the Beautiful Quarters, honoring 56 sites in America's National Parks, National Forests, and National Wildlife Refuges; quarters will be released in the order that the park or site was first established.
(September, 28)
U.S. Virgin Islands Territorial Quarter released.
(November, 12)
United States Mint released fourth redesigned Lincoln One-Cent Coin.
(November, 19)
Zachary Taylor Presidential $1 Golden Coin released.
(November, 30)
Northern Marianas Territorial Quarter released.
(December, 03)
Margaret Taylor coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program.
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(January, 12)
The United States Mint accepts orders for the Northern Mariana Islands Official First Day Coin Cover beginning at noon Eastern Time (ET). Production is limited to 20,000 units.
(January, 22)
The United States Mint will open sales for rolls of 2010 Native American $1 Coins at noon Eastern Time (ET) on January 22, 2010.
(January, 25)
The 2010 Native American $1 Coin made its official debut today at the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of the American Indian George Gustav Heye Center in Manhattan's financial district.
(January, 29)
The United States Mint offers the 2010 Kennedy Half-Dollars for sale starting at noon Eastern Time (ET).
(February, 11)
Presidential $1 Coin Proof Set on sale at noon Eastern Time.
(February, 18)
President Millard Fillmore Dollar Coin goes into circulation.
(February, 25)
American Veterans Disabled for Life Silver Dollar commemorative coin released.
(March, 10)
Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP) of World War II were honored with Congressional Gold Medals during a ceremony at the Capitol.
(March, 18)
Abigail Fillmore coin and medal released through the First Spouse Coin and Medal Program.
(March, 23)
Boy Scouts of American Centennial Silver Dollar released. (Mint Press Release, March 16, 2010)
(March, 24)
Designs for the 2010 America the Beautiful QuartersTM were unveiled at a ceremony led by Mint Director Edmund C. Moy and included designs for Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas; Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming; Yosemite National Park in California; Grand Canyon in Arizona. and Mount Hood National Forest in Oregon.
(April, 02)
Redesigned Lincoln One-Cent Coin released.
(April, 19)
Hot Springs, Arkansas Quarter is released.
(April, 20)
Official launch ceremony of the Hot Springs Arkansas Quarter held in Hot Springs on the anniversary of the passage of the 1832 act which reserved the springs "for the future disposal of the United States."
(May, 20)
President Franklin Pierce Dollar Coin released into circulation.
(June, 01)
Yellowstone National Park Quarter released into circulation.
(June, 03)
Yellowstone Quarter Official Launch held near the iconic Old Faithful geyser in scenic Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
(June, 03)
Jane Pierce First Spouse gold coin released.
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Front Back Right Photos (4) Videos (2) View larger Pioneer AVIC-X940BT Navigation receiver Item #: 130AVIC940 23 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $699.99 Shop all In-dash GPS Navigation Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff.
by Ken Nail Navigate the roads and social media with ease Pioneer's AVIC-X940BT navigation receiver combines outstanding navigation capabilities, Bluetooth® connectivity, and some serious app compatibility — all controlled from a sharp 6.1" touchscreen that makes accessing all this functionality a piece of cake. Aha Radio keeps you up to speed The AVIC-X940BT's app compatibility starts with Aha Radio. If you've experienced Aha Radio, then you know that this cool app delivers a wide variety of personalized, on-demand content while you're behind the wheel. With either your iPhone® or Android, you can enjoy content like audio streams from your Facebook and Twitter accounts, so you don't have to take your eyes off the road to check out your screen. Aha Radio also lets you search reviews with their "Hungry" and "Coffee" stations. And it lets you tap into traffic info for first-hand reports of road conditions in your vicinity. In addition, Aha Radio offers news updates, podcasts, and even comedy — there's always something entertaining on hand. Wide-ranging navigation and traffic capabilities Detailed Tele Atlas® maps of Canada, Puerto Rico, and the entire U.S.A. feature over 12 million points of interest to guide you to the services you want when you're on the road. It's aggravating and dangerous to get stuck in the wrong lane at a busy intersection or interchange. Pioneer's Lane Guidance feature helps by directing you to the correct lane for upcoming turns. And Pioneer's AVIC FEEDS add a whole new level of fun and functionality, giving you the ability to transfer destinations from Google Maps, download points-of-interest from the Internet, and more. Pandora® Internet radio control You can enjoy your favorite Pandora® stations when you're on the road. Connect your iPhone with Pioneer's CD-IU51V cable, or pair your Android through Bluetooth and take charge from the receiver's touchscreen. You'll see album art, plus song and artist info on the screen, including control of those important "thumbs up" and "thumbs down" song ratings. Advanced App Mode and more A/V options Pioneer's Advanced App Mode lets you view and control compatible iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S applications from the receiver's touchscreen display. You can watch YouTube, Netflix, and other online video content when you're parked, or send it to backseat monitors while you're driving. You can play video content from DVDs and other sources, too. And there are plenty of audio options. The receiver plays your CDs and DVDs, including discs loaded with music files. Listening to your iPod® or iPhone is as easy as plugging in to the rear USB port, while a rear A/V input offers is ready for other sources. Pioneer's innovative AppRadioLIVE streamlines your app info and functions into one easy-to-use interface. You'll enjoy quick access to your music, media, calendar, and other sources you subscribe to, just by downloading the AppRadioLIVE app and syncing your services. AppRadioLIVE works with your apps to provide visual map guidance and access to points of interest, as well as the ability to search for concerts, shows, and other local events of interest. And you can show several sources of information simultaneously, quickly shifting from one to another with a touch of your finger. Hands-free phoning and audio streaming The AVIC-X940BT's built-in Bluetooth lets you make hands-free calls easily with your compatible phone, and keep your attention on the road. The built-in Bluetooth also supports audio music streaming (A2DP) so you can stream music wirelessly from compatible mobile devices to the receiver. Want to keep your car's steering wheel audio controls? In most vehicles, you can use an adapter to connect your vehicle's steering wheel controls to this Pioneer stereo. Connect a few wires, then program the adapter for your particular car and the Pioneer, and you'll retain the convenience of your steering wheel controls. Bluetooth note: Use of this receiver's Bluetooth features will depend upon your phone's Bluetooth capabilities. Learn more in our article explaining Bluetooth profiles. Note: If you're going to use your iPod with this receiver, be sure to check Hands-on Research for specific iPod model compatibility with this receiver or its optional iPod adapter. Product Highlights:General features:DVD/CD receiver with AM/FM tunerinternal amp (14 watts RMS CEA-2006/50 peak x 4 channels)6.1" touchscreen display with variable-color button illumination and partially detachable facebuilt-in navigation system for all 50 states, Canada, and Puerto Rico (with 12 million points of interest)AVIC FEEDS app compatible with iPhone and Blackberrybuilt-in Bluetooth for hands-free calling and audio streamingPANDORA® Internet radio connectivity for iPhone and Androidconnection to social media and other sites through Aha Radio and your iPhone or AndroidAdvanced App mode for viewing iPhone content from select Internet applications (iPhone 4/4S required)fits double-DIN (4" tall) dash openingsAudio/video features:plays CDs, DVDs, SD cards, and USB memory devices 24-bit digital-to-analog converterhigh- and low-pass filters8-band graphic equalizer with 7 preset EQ curvesAuto EQ measures and tunes for your car's acoustics (requires optional microphone)Expandability:iPod control: Pioneer cable required for full access to audio/video contentcompatible with Pioneer satellite radio tuners and HD Radio tunerworks with Total Traffic Network tuner (not included) for real-time traffic info in over 90 metro areasinputs: rear 1-amp USB input, micro-SD card slot (for navigation updates), rear A/V input, rear-view camera inputoutputs: 6-channel preamp outputs (2-volt front, rear, subwoofer), rear audio/video outputOther information:compatible with most factory steering wheel audio controls (adapter required)CEA-2006 compliantwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Why install a car stereo with built-in GPS? Imagine taking a trip as your car's receiver gives you directions, finds the best restaurant for dinner, and plays movies for your back seat denizens. Navigation receivers cover all the bases, with GPS guidance, DVD playback, and a host of other useful features. You can search through millions of points of interest to locate gas stations, restaurants, museums, and other interesting spots, wherever you are. Most receivers offer Bluetooth capability for hands-free calling, along with the ability to search through your iPod playlists with touchscreen controls.
AVIC-X940BT Written By Norman S. Martin, Coatesville, PA on Sunday, May 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great product, no issues. Pros: Every function is great. Cons: None
Pioneer AVIC-X940BT Written By Anonymous, sunburst, mt on Sunday, March 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great head unit and a real great price Pros: Easy to install, great picture and sound. Very responsive touch screen. Cons: A little slow on start up
Very disappointed Written By James, Austin, TX on Sunday, March 17, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) We purchased this receiver to upgrade our 2003 Tahoe's factory stereo to prepare for a long trip to Utah for spring break. We already had an aftermarket LCD panel in the backseat for the kids and this had all the bells and whistles we needed.. The GPS was just a bonus. Installation was fairly easy and the guides were helpful - some minor translation issues in wire names but was easy to sort out. Operating the unit proved to be a different story. It's hard to understand how CE manufacturers still fumble horribly with user interfaces, as Pioneer has done with this device. The selector bar for choosing AV sources is small and difficult to operate. When you want to scroll you often select a source. Playing DVDs on the rear screen takes a large number of clicks, which is often unsafe while driving. The radio pre-set selector is completely unintuitive. If you plug in an iPhone if only to charge it, it automatically switches over to the iPhone as a music source no matter what you're doing. And you can't use IOS 6 at all. And the warning to 'not watch video in the front seat' is annoying, even though it's impossible to actually do that while the car is in motion. It also turns out we couldn't count on the GPS at all - we had to resort to our smartphones for the entire trip. It never came close to plotting and accurate route and was essentially unusable. Not to mention the UI feels like it's from a first generation GPS. Net is I'm returning the receiver. Pros: Lots of features, including two zone DVD, GPS, microSD, bluetooth iPhone support Cons: Poor user interface & user experience GPS innacurate
Pioneer has done it again! Written By Snowflake, Florida on Sunday, March 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Put this in a 2008 Mazdaspeed3 GT. Looks good and looks great! Navi is pretty much spot on even without the speedsensor hooked up. DVD's are nice and clean, touchscreen is good, you barely have to touch it for it to do its thing. Big difference in sound from stock. Pros: Light up colors match interior, Easy to use, Able to upload your own start up screen Cons: none that i know of yet.
Pioneer Nav Replacement Written By MarkS, Tracy, Ca on Saturday, March 09, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this unit to replace a prior Pioneer Nav model. I was able to swap the units myself, as the connections already wired for the original unit wre compatible. This unit has worked well so far. It has a quicker booting time and faster response than the older unit. Pros: Good features, faster processor, sound quality, a good value for the features you get Cons: Touch screen ca take some getting use to, it tends to be a little too sensitive. Volume knob ie very small.
Pioneer 940bt Written By Campy, Tx on Wednesday, March 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Overall Great Unit, would buy again. .. Pros: Good picture, user friendly controls, good sound. Clear blue tooth connection, peiple whom I've talked say they can here me lo ud and clear. Cons: Slow start up, navigation doesn't tell which side of the road location is at. That's about it for me.
Good start, but no beans! Written By Dave H, Central Illinois on Monday, February 25, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Most likely you will be purchasing this unit for the built in GPS, or you would have chosen one without. The GPS is the very short coming of this unit; period! The maps leave a lot to be desired. The unit is very slow to update, it lags behind in vehicle icon status, when you change routes it takes about 30 seconds to reroute leaving you with much less options to choose from in congested area. Maps and roads are VERY incomplete!!! It will map you backwards a few miles to get back on the route it chose for you (even changing options of fast, shortest, main roads, highways, ect.) originally. If you deviate and don't go back the way it wants, it will tell you no information is available about current route and leaves you to find your own way. I have had 3 portable GPS that for different vehicles and 2 are over 10 years old. We travel a lot, we travel to areas that are barely on maps and the other GPS all of which are portable; two Garmins and one Magellan. They have no problem updating, finding routes quickly, getting us where we are heading with10 year old maps on board. None have told me, no information is available for my request or position like the Pioneer AVIC-X940BT has. This is just heading home taking alternate routes in my town! Pioneer said it must be the unit. I have had 2 of them and both act exactly the same. It connects to 11 satellite with strong signals so that isn't the problem. Other: access is not organized well. Setting spread out over different areas. Pros: Nice looks. Sounds good after using mic (purchased separately) setting up audio EQ settings. Plays DVD's well, has lots of different Bluetooth radio apps you can use. I would love for this unit to perform great and would love to keep it, but it MUST go back for the second time and will choose a different brand or get GPS separately with different head unit. Not sure how this unit got twelve 5's and 4's, when at the very most is a 3. Two stars is about right Hope Pioneer gets with the program Cons: Very poor GPS! Hooking up more than one Bluetooth will not automatically connect; you have to go through settings, bluetooth, choose device, to get it to sync up. Settings are not organized very well and manual is like 200+ pages of online mess.
Good unit for the price, but has flaws Written By dbarrym, San Diego on Tuesday, February 12, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works well and installed easily, phone pairing was seamless, iPod and Sirius/XM integration works great. GUI and user interface is a weak point. My biggest issue is scrolling/swiping sensitivity when navigating playlists and menus - I find it a very fine line between scrolling and 'touching', after two weeks I'm still struggling with it. And the Navteq system leaves very much to be desired, my Garmin beats it in every way. I often find it places me on side streets that are 50' or so from where I actually am. Pros: Works well and strong online community for help and programming advice Cons: User interface/GUI is clunky and not very intuitive; nav is not 100% accurate even with updated maps; scrolling and swiping interface is awkward.
A Solid Unit Written By gc444, Birmingham, AL on Sunday, February 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I will say that I did a lot of research before purchasing this unit. I looked at JVC, Pioneer, Kenwood, and Alpine and found every review I could read as well as going to a couple of electronic stores and putting my hands on them. By far for the price the Pioneer AVIC-X940BT is the best for the money. The price Crutchfield currently has on it coupled with a coupon code I found made it a no brainer. GPS The GPS is solid, but not perfect. When you are going down the road it seems to show random side street names as part of a map filler instead of showing them all (which I would imagine could get rather cluttered on the screen if it showed everything) and even though I have the latest maps they were missing a bridge that was built over a year ago so they need some updating. However overall functionally works well. Radio/DVD No it does not have built in HD radio, but I bought it for the XM compatibility when it came to listening to music. The GEX-920XM synced up immediately and you have 18 presets (in 3 increments of 6 XM1, XM2, and XM3) as well as 18 FM stations in the same format you can program. It downloads the icon for each station and occasionally it loses the icon but the preset and name is still there and it comes back as you cycle through the stations. The DVD player also functions well, definitely no complaints. Bluetooth The streaming audio and phone capabilities work fantastic. Phone syncs easy, you have access to your contacts and calls sound great. Pros: For the price you really cannot beat this unit. It works very well, the XM integration, Bluetooth, are fantastic and the Navigation will get you where you need to go. Cons: The only reason I do not give it a perfect score are for two reasons. The first I mentioned before about the maps not being quite as up to date as they need to be, yes I know this a Navteq issue, but still Pioneer should offer more frequent updates. The second comes when scrolling through audio inputs and station presets. It is a fine line between scrolling and pressing too hard and selecting them. Fortunately you can just view all presets (6 at a time) on one screen and select from the list
Very disappointed Written By only1wisch, Milwaukee, WI on Monday, December 31, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) i'm very disappointed with this unit. I purchased for my girlfriend's birthday to install in her 2008 outlook. I have a factory installed nav unit in my 2011 sonata and love it. I did some research on the Crutchfield site to compare the different brands and models, and thought this unit was the best value. I expected a lot more for the price, and i'm embarrassed that this unit was not even close to as nice as my factory installed unit that we were both used to. Pros: looks cool, nav voice is pleasant. includes a nice microphone for handsfree phone calls via bluetooth connection Cons: user interface is not intuitive..nav is very clumsy.. I have to google a POI on my phone and then type in the address.. safety feature requires vehicle to be stopped and in park in order to input any nav info..address, reroutes, waypoints, etc.. apps did not behave as advertised on samsung galaxy s2 (android)
Could be awesome... Written By ScottB, Pasadena, CA on Sunday, December 30, 2012 The interface is finicky. Sometimes it's hard to get it to cooperate and select what you want. It's not like an iPhone or iPad and doesn't take advantage of the screen, IMHO. Pioneer should really do an update to the software here. So much of the screen is unused and that's a waste as well as difficult to use when you're on the road. The GPS works really well. The entire interface though is ,ore difficult than any Garmin I've used. After a few weeks, I've gotten used to it but that's inverse logic Pioneer. I'm a techy by nature and career. The AVIC-X940BT could be made 100% better with some GUI tweaks. I don't know if responsiveness could be improved or not - that might be the screen/hardware's limitations. All in all, I'm very happy. I got the iPod (iPhone) cable and steering wheel adapter to maintain controls. The DVD makes my granddaughter extremely happy, and only suffers in bright daylight. The sound makes movies a real immersive experience. App Radio is great, but I just got a new iPhone 5 so that's out the window. Very bummed about that, but it appears to be APPLE that nuked video out, not Pioneer. I'm using my old iPhone 4 as a workaround and BT from the iPhone 5 for audio. The hands-free phone works great with both iPhone 4&5. My son's Samsung Galaxy Note also streams audio well, but can be finicky to connect via Bluetooth. What we have is an excellent mid-range HU. Pioneer could make it awesome with some tweaks - hoping they do this but somehow doubt it. Pros: Very good display. Very good sound. Plays well with iOS devices. GPS works really well - maps appear accurate thus far. Hands-free phone and mic work well. Lots of features. Cons: GUI needs improvement. Not intuitive and takes time to master. No video for iPhone 5 (again, looks like Apple's fault) Finicky touch screen controls. Getting the Bluetooth device you want functioning can be a challenge, but once connected works very well.
Great product Written By Jesselyn007, virginia beach, va on Sunday, December 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Good product that's compatible with my Android. Love the touch screen, simplicity of operation, and its ability to expand. The only thing is you should purchase the CD-IU51V cable that hooks up with your ipod. Pros: CD/ipod/Internet/DVD player all in one Cons: IU51V Cable not included
Everything you need Written By Smokytrail, Poquoson, VA on Friday, November 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Fairly easy install in my 06 F-150 King Ranch. You should have a Dremmel or equivalent to modify the dual-din mount (trim the extra tabs). This Pioneer interfaces (Aha, App Radio, etc.) with my iPhone 5 when tethered via the Pioneer iPod cable plugged into the iPhone 5 Lightning connector. Pros: I like how the unit works (outputs sound and/or backup camera) even while the unit is starting-up. Cons: None yet...
not for samsung s3 users! Written By not happy, so cal on Sunday, October 21, 2012 Wont connect w S3 so no pandora app compatibility.
OBSOLETE JUNK! Written By Anonymous, BOCA RATON, FL on Wednesday, October 17, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) One week into owning this radio and it is now obsolete. they sent an email coldly stating that the lie they have been telling about it working with iPhones, was just that. A LIE. Don't waste your money on this obsolete junk. Pros: could have been cool if it would work as advertised, but... incompatible with the new iPhone Cons: obsolete junk
top of the line Written By Brian B, Knoxville,TN. on Saturday, October 06, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed myself in e-250 service van.Master sheet and tech support very helpfull and saved me $425.Chose the free back up camera and has been flawless now 10 weeks.Real asset when pulliing trailer or backing out driveways.GPS has never failed to get me to my housecalls.Only minor issue is it doesn't store the street number that i enter when arriving but no biggy.sirius radio works well.Played one movie and ok.Main reasons for buying were gps,sat. radio, and bluetooth which aiso has worked well.Windows up and ac on iow it works best no background noise. The locked out GPS and movie play while in motion does not bother me. I like the detachable push buttons that easily fit in your pocket to deter theft. Crutchfield also good to deal with would buy from them again. Pros: Everything Cons: Nothing
Great Value and Fast. Written By Walleye1, Chicago , Il on Sunday, September 16, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) While researching this purchase, I was worried about the boot up time making me wait for the backup camera I also installed. I can assure you it is nothing to worry about. The rear camera is available well before the full boot and is a non-issue. This unit is fast, sounds great and is a great value. Pros: Fast, great value. Cons: Nothing worth mentioning.
Great system. Some User Interace annoyance Written By Ken B, Silicon Valley, CA on Saturday, September 01, 2012 Beautiful sound. Maps and navigation are fine. You'll have to buy a traffic tuner to get traffic information. The volume button is great. I have the installer bypass the locking of video, navigation direction , so the Pioneer is usable. Else you can not see the video or enter navigation data if the car is moving. I would not buy the unit if it's could not be bypassed. Still, the map/navigation screen always shows a disclaimer upon start-up, and you have to touch a screen button to get rid of it. Called and complained to Pioneer, but they don't care ... Have bluetooth for handfree converstion using Android phones. Also playing phone's music to unit. The User Interface graphics is clean and elegant, not cheap or cheesy lookings. Pros: Good over all, nice bright responsive touch screen, great sound. Cons: Annoying disclaimer map/nav screen showing up everytime you start the car. For this, I gave 4 stars instead of 5 stars.
Perfect For Iphone Written By Milkman, Indiana on Monday, July 30, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great system, sounds perfect, looks great, and is packed with features! Pros: Does everything that you would expect from a multimedia platform... Integrates perfect with the iPhone. Able to stream video from any iPhone source including Netflix and YouTube. Everything is fast: you can change screens, sources, and feeds without having to wait due to poor loading times! Cons: Faceplate buttons feel flimsy and don't seem to have a good response. Wish you could customize the background image or there was visual graphics available like on most single din Pioneer Decks. App Radio has alot of room for growth.
Good All Around Unit.. Nav could be better Written By QinSD, San Diego on Wednesday, June 27, 2012 This is a good unit for the price. I think the Kenwood units are a bit better, but a comparable Kenwood looks to cost 150 more. This unit has multiple AV sources that you can play music from. This is where the unit stands out. I have owned Kenwood units before and this one manages the different sources in a much more efficient manner. It can play from USB Drive, MicroSD, BT Audio, Pandora, and Aha Radio. What's nice about this unit is Pandora and Aha radio can be controlled with an Android phone via bluetooth. The interface is fairly simple and easy to use. It is also pretty responsive. When you touch a button, the action happen. There is no real noticeable lag. It accesses songs on the SD card or from ipod very quickly. It doesnt take a long time to search through the sd card like many head units do. The Pandora interfacing works very well. It's just like using it on your phone or ipod. It can play videos (avi, mp4,divx) from the SD Card or USB drive. The GPS functionality is just OK. As mentioned before, Ive had Kenwood units with Garmin Nav before and I must admit those are better. The Pioneer will still get you to your location, but it lacks certain features. For example, it *DOES NOT* speak the name of streets and the map is less detailed when you're just driving around. Basically Garmin is much more detailed. Pros: Lower Price, Quick Interface, Handles media from all sources very well, Easy to Install, Good Display Cons: Navigation is not very detailed compared to Kenwood units that use Garmin Maps
terrible nice try Written By Larry, charlotte on Tuesday, June 26, 2012 Bad maps. Not complete. Sound is good. Not great. Great touch screen very responsive. Only navigation is bad it really will eighther get you lost or take the worst route possible. Not up to date by at least a year and its a.2012?????? Pros: Sound ok. Looks modern touch is about the best ive seen Cons: Nav really the worst ever and I have used a lot of units
Android Compatible! Written By Mike Ed, San Luis Obispo, California on Sunday, June 10, 2012 "Coolness Factor" Build Quality Ease of Use Sound Quality Value I have waited a long time to upgrade my head unit because I did not want to purchase a unit that was not compatible with my android phone. (I have a Motorola Razor). Pioneer has satisfied my needs with the AVIC X940BT. The auto-connect works well and allows full functionality for making/receiving calls, enjoying Pandora and Aha radio with full display features on the monitor. Downloading the phone book was a breeze and names of callers are displayed on the screen. I have the Sirius Sportster 5 connected via the Sirius car dock and am impressed at how well the units work together. Saving presets, scanning genres, and even setting sports alerts (a Sportster feature) through the X940 is easy. Of course the iPod works well also with all graphics and controls via the head unit. The coolness factor of this unit in your dash will not disappoint! I especially like having a volume knob (as opposed to some units that are entirely touch screen. This prevents me from accidentally changing stations or enabling another feature while driving and trying to change the volume. I will be adding amplifiers (and component speakers) soon and the built in cross-overs/filters for the sub-woofer and front/rear pre-outs will simplify the installation and not require me to purchase additional crossovers (although my amps have built in crossovers and filters). If you are an Android owner you will not be sorry in purchasing this unit. Installed in '07 Mustang GT soon to buy another for my 02 F250. Pros: Outstanding Bluetooth connectivity. Did I mention Android compatible? Back up camera ready. Built in equalizer is great! Playing a DVD is as easy as inserting the disc. Cons: The navigation is lacking. It is not as user friendly as my Garmin and the calculations are not precise. Navigation calibration can be slow and incorrect. This unit has shown me to be driving on parallel streets before realizing my actual location.
Solid overall Written By Dan, Milton, FL on Sunday, April 08, 2012 Overall this is a solid unit. I had a Kenwood DNX series prior to this so that is what I compare it to. The Kenwood GPS was much better as far as accuracy is concerned. It took for ever for it to recognize I was in Florida and not in Cali. Then once it did finally figure it out (5mins into a drive) it had me on parallel streets. This is correctable by going into the settings and placing yourself on the right street but that is unacceptable to me. The interface with pioneer and iPhone integration is much better on the pioneer in my eyes. So if you are undecided on what you want. GPS, go Kenwood. iPhone integration, go Pioneer. Advanced app mode is pretty neat and I heavily debated on units that relied solely on your mobile phone but many of the reviews I read said those units were still pretty buggy. The pioneer unit can easily be bi-passed if that is a concern. Just move the mute wire up one pin and tie it in with the ground and parking wire, then connect to ground on the car's harness. Advanced app mode is def pretty cool. You can watch netflix, listen to pandora, and it gives you the ability to use Motion X for GPS. It is a bit more reliable. Which is disappointing because your unit should be better. That is my main gripe with the unit and the reason for 4 stars. Movies work great and are clear. OOOOO yeah, I personally feel like the Pioneer sounds better and is more powerful. That is hard for me to admit because I am a pretty big Kenwood fan. Bluetooth works fine so far. Pros: Sounds good, powerful iPhone integration Advanced App Mode Cons: GPS Did I mention GPS?


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Year | 2015 unit information |
Enrolment modes: | Trimester 1: Waterfront (Geelong), Cloud (online) Trimester 3: Waterfront (Geelong), Cloud (online) |
Credit point(s): | 1 |
EFTSL value: | 0.125 |
Unit chair: | Mark Luther |
Prerequisite: | Students enrolled in S700 or S701 must enrol in campus mode |
Corequisite: | Nil |
Incompatible with: | SRR481 |
Contact hours: | Campus: 1 x 2 hour class per week. Cloud (online): Learning experiences are via CloudDeakin. |
This unit will help students to select a viable thesis topic and leads them towards research and the writing up of the thesis in the following trimester. Presentations and seminars form part of the unit learning. The presentations provide the grounding for research topic development, approach and methodology. The seminars function as a forum in which students can increase their knowledge of theoretical positions in the built environment and identify interdisciplinary positions. The students discuss possible uses of these critical positions for their final thesis and design projects. A research report is intended as an effective launch-pad for thesis and design work, as well as for life-long learning.
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text: 12 Jun 2014 11:00 Passengers on board Etihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, can enjoy every FIFA World Cup football match 'live' on all of the air carrier's long haul aircraft during the month long tournament, the globe's biggest sporting event. All 64 games will be transmitted live at 30,000 feet on the airline's modern, wide-bodied fleet of planes by IMG Media using Etihad Airways' state-of-the-art interactive inflight entertainment system, E-box, powered by Panasonic technology. The E-box screens are installed in seats for every class of cabin – first, business and economy – so for flying football fans, no-one need miss a goal being scored. The World Cup kicks off today (Thursday 12 June) with host nation Brazil taking on Croatia in Sao Paulo. The final will be played on Sunday 13 July in Rio de Janeiro when the global television audience for this single match alone is estimated to reach more than one billion people. Peter Baumgartner, Chief Commercial Officer, Etihad Airways said: "The FIFA World Cup is the biggest and most exciting sporting event in the world and I'm delighted that all of our guests will be able to watch every match while they fly with us on their long-haul business or holiday flights. I hope that they sit back, relax and enjoy the great football action." Etihad Airways' non-stop daily flights from Abu Dhabi to Sao Paulo have been in operation since June and there has been great demand from British, Dutch and Belgian expatriates living in the UAE capital and connecting markets because their national teams play matches in the Brazilian city in the next two weeks. Etihad Airways employs 49 of Brazilian nationals as cabin crew, many of whom will work on board flights between Abu Dhabi and Sao Paulo during the World Cup. The airline operates an Airbus A340-500 ultra-long range aircraft on the route and offers 3,360 seats a week in a three-class configuration. Contact Us As a truly international airline, we have a genuinely global presence. Find out how to contact your nearest Etihad office. View contact details Feedback Should you wish to send us a comment, compliment, or complaint, or simply ask a question, please click here Like Us Visit our page on Facebook! Watch Us Visit our channel on YouTube! Follow Us Etihad Airways | Etihad Deals | Etihad Help | Etihad Rewards


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