By <think> Okay, so I need to come up with a suitable fictional author name based on the content provided. Let me read through the post again to get a good understanding. The post is about a service called NearMe Airport, which offers affordable airport transportation by using a shared ride system. The user is introducing this as Ace Logan from the sports fan perspective. He talks about how convenient and cost-effective it is compared to traditional taxis, mentions that they've been vetted by pros with partnerships in major airlines, travel agencies, hotels, and have a perfect safety record. The tone here is enthusiastic, energetic, and confident. Ace Logan seems passionate and knowledgeable about the service, using phrases like "game-changer," "Hail Mary pass," and expressing excitement about the convenience and affordability. He also uses a conversational style with phrases like "sit on your couch," "sipping coffee," which are casual and relatable. Given that, I should think of an author name that reflects this tone—eager, confident, and enthusiastic. The name should be catchy and easy to remember, something that stands out but isn't too complicated. Let me consider some possibilities: names with alliteration or a mix of modern-sounding words. Maybe starting with "A," like Ace, which is already used in the example, so perhaps a variation. Names could include "Aeroway" for airport assistance, "Aircrafter" to sound more creative, or something like "NexTGenAir" indicating next-generation technology. Wait, since the user wants just the name without additional text, and given that Ace is already used but in this case we're supposed to imagine a new author name. So perhaps "SkyLink Express" sounds modern and indicates speed and service, which aligns with the efficient airport transfers mentioned. Alternatively, something like "Commodore航空" using a historical figure's title for a sense of reliability. But considering the user provided Ace as an example, maybe we can think more along those lines but not starting with A again. Maybe "Windward Express," playing on the idea of moving towards the airport efficiently. Or "JetConnect Pro," implying professional and reliable service. Hmm, perhaps "Velocity Airways" gives a sense of speed and quality. Alternatively, "Horizon Link" suggests broad coverage from one place to another, which fits the airport transportation idea. Or maybe "Aircube" because it's a cube-shaped vehicle, which is both modern and catchy. Wait, let me think again. The key elements are: airport service, efficient, affordable, professional, reliable. So combining these aspects with an author name that's catchy yet conveys those qualities. Maybe "SkyGlide Express" – glide suggests smoothness and efficiency in transportation. Or "AirLink Pro" to denote professional service. Alternatively, "FlightPath Solutions" emphasizes the direction and planning involved in getting to the airport. Alternatively, maybe a name that combines two words with an alliterative feel: "Aircube Solutions," where cube implies reliability or structure, but it's more of a geometric shape than an airport element. Maybe not as strong. Another angle is to use a word related to speed since airport transportation needs to be fast. So "SwiftTransport" – Swift sounds quick and efficient, which aligns with the service's benefits. Alternatively, think about famous airport services or transportation companies that have innovative names: "BlueLink Airways," similar to BlueLink in some contexts implying trust and reliability. Wait, but I should avoid overcomplicating it. The name needs to be easy to remember and fit the style of the post, which is enthusiastic and confident. So perhaps something like "Aerofly" as a play on words with Fly, indicating flight and speed. Alternatively, "JetStream Express," giving a sense of fast moving towards the airport. Or "Velocity Vantours," emphasizing speed and reliable tours. But maybe going back to the initial idea: "SkyLink Pro" sounds professional and efficient, which fits the description. It's concise and memorable. Wait, but in the example, Ace is used as the author name, so perhaps we can avoid starting with A again. Alternatively, use a different first letter. Another approach could be using a combination of words related to travel: "JetSet Express" – suggests travel and speed. Or "Aircube Solutions," which I thought earlier but maybe it's too unique. Alternatively, something like "AirWise Transfers" indicating smart or reliable transfers. But perhaps that feels a bit too specific. Wait, considering the style of the post is energetic and enthusiastic, maybe a name with a strong initial sound: "ViperLink" – Viper conveys speed and reliability, and Link implies connection to the airport. Or "Zephyr Express," Zephyr is known for wind, implying smooth transportation. Alternatively, "Windward Airways" suggests steady and reliable travel. Or "SkyRoute Pro," indicating a direct route to the airport with professional service. But perhaps I should think of something that's short and impactful: "JetLink Pro" – concise yet conveys professionalism. Wait, but looking at the example again, the user gave Ace as an author name, so maybe keeping it within similar energy. Alternatively, using a different first letter for variety. Hmm, considering all these thoughts, perhaps "Velocity Vantours" is good because it implies speed and varied transportation options. Or "SkyGlide Express," which conveys smooth and efficient travel. Alternatively, something like "Aircube Solutions" could work, but I'm not sure if it's catchy enough. Wait, another idea: "AeroSprint" – combining Aero (aerodynamics) with Sprint (speed), implying a fast and efficient airport transfer service. That sounds good. But perhaps "NexGenTrans" for next-generation transportation services. Or "HorizonLink Solutions," indicating broad coverage to the airport. Alternatively, maybe "SkyCrew Express" – crew implies professional staff, which adds to the reliability aspect. Wait, but considering the alliteration and flow: "AeroStream" or "AirFlow Express." But those might not convey airport specifically. Another angle: using words that mean quick or smooth. "LightningLink" for quick connections, or "SwiftTransport" as I thought before. Alternatively, think of a name that sounds techy but friendly: "PixelFlight," playing on pixels and flight, implying digital efficiency. Or "SkyPort Express," combining sky with airport (port). Wait, maybe "AirWise Transfers" is too vague. Alternatively, "Aircube Solutions" could be good. But perhaps I'm overcomplicating it. Let me think of the name that has a ring to it and matches the tone. Since Ace is already used, let's pick another enthusiastic name starting with A but different: "Aeroway" – suggesting easy air travel, or "AirLink Pro." Alternatively, "JetStream Solutions," indicating a smooth flow towards the airport. Wait, maybe "Velocity Vantours" is catchy and conveys speed. Alternatively, "SkyCruise" implying a smooth flight to the airport. But perhaps "Aircube Solutions" is more modern and techy, which might fit well with the innovative aspect of the service. Alternatively, considering the alliteration: "JetLink Pro," where Jet implies speed and Link connects to the airport. Wait, but I think "Velocity Vantours" is a good balance between catching the eye and conveying the right attributes. </think> Velocity Vantours | Created on 2025-10-15 11:37:36
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