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Young Austrian girl in front of an Austrian Airbus 340 in the Maldives, of all places. An aviation-loving kid posed by an airplane in 1999. Over 20 years later, she recreated the photo (msn.com) Since Lufthansa and Swiss have/had these quad jets, it would make sense that Austrian did too at some point in time.

Never heard the term 'keystone' regarding pricing either...sounds like 'markup' from the examples. As far as rotors, I haven't had to do any brake work yet on my '14 GC, at 70k now...maybe this year. I remember my '00 GC needed brake work every 25k or so, I recall first replacing the rotors and pads at around 25k (maybe I drove harder back then, and did a lot of mountain driving in Colorado).

WOW, you are the first person that I know who does not know what Keystoning of pricing is in retail. Thinking on this, maybe that is why, I have spent a good chunk of my life in retail/sales and Keystoning of the cost in what becomes the selling price is common. I agree with @trinacriabob that I feel if a dealership or any place of business keystones the wholesale price, I see no problem with that in making a fair profit. I have issues when a place of business keystones MSRP. That is just highway robbery. For those that are interested: Everything You Need to Know About Keystone Pricing | Wiser Retail Strategies This I found Funny about your State Drew. 95 Pennsylvania Facts And Weird Laws 2023 (contactsenators.com) Interesting things I have learned today about Pennsylvania. Keystone Opportunity Zone (pa.gov)