Northwest jet overshoots Minneapolis airport
#31
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Joined APC: Sep 2007
Position: 747 FO
Posts: 937
Come one peoples. There's only one clear answer and you're all afraid to say it.
to be continued...............
to be continued...............
#33
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Joined APC: Feb 2007
Position: FO
Posts: 3,031
I don't drink coffee so I have no idea what Starbucks charges...probably 4 bucks. I just drink one of those giant bottles of water, the urge to pee keeps me awake.
#35
On Reserve
Joined APC: Sep 2007
Posts: 20
Pilots still pay for Starbucks?
Didn't learn this at flight school or at the airline:
Did learn this during my current unemployment:
1. Purchase a Starbucks card, load $5, and register it online.
2. Save your last "paid for" cup, or pick one out of the trash. Your discretion.
3. Refills are forever free after that. $0.52 cent charge becomes $0.00 when you present your registered Starbucks card to the cashier.
4. Lifespan of reused cup is 4-5 refills. When cup deteriorates and develops heavy leak, request new cup, pour contents of leaking cup into new cup, and begin cycle at step #2.
Discuss pros and cons to stay awake during long flights.
But hey, I'm living in a van and have time to kill on APC attempting to encourage total strangers to crack a smile....
Did learn this during my current unemployment:
1. Purchase a Starbucks card, load $5, and register it online.
2. Save your last "paid for" cup, or pick one out of the trash. Your discretion.
3. Refills are forever free after that. $0.52 cent charge becomes $0.00 when you present your registered Starbucks card to the cashier.
4. Lifespan of reused cup is 4-5 refills. When cup deteriorates and develops heavy leak, request new cup, pour contents of leaking cup into new cup, and begin cycle at step #2.
Discuss pros and cons to stay awake during long flights.
But hey, I'm living in a van and have time to kill on APC attempting to encourage total strangers to crack a smile....
#36
Didn't learn this at flight school or at the airline:
Did learn this during my current unemployment:
1. Purchase a Starbucks card, load $5, and register it online.
2. Save your last "paid for" cup, or pick one out of the trash. Your discretion.
3. Refills are forever free after that. $0.52 cent charge becomes $0.00 when you present your registered Starbucks card to the cashier.
4. Lifespan of reused cup is 4-5 refills. When cup deteriorates and develops heavy leak, request new cup, pour contents of leaking cup into new cup, and begin cycle at step #2.
Discuss pros and cons to stay awake during long flights.
But hey, I'm living in a van and have time to kill on APC attempting to encourage total strangers to crack a smile....
Did learn this during my current unemployment:
1. Purchase a Starbucks card, load $5, and register it online.
2. Save your last "paid for" cup, or pick one out of the trash. Your discretion.
3. Refills are forever free after that. $0.52 cent charge becomes $0.00 when you present your registered Starbucks card to the cashier.
4. Lifespan of reused cup is 4-5 refills. When cup deteriorates and develops heavy leak, request new cup, pour contents of leaking cup into new cup, and begin cycle at step #2.
Discuss pros and cons to stay awake during long flights.
But hey, I'm living in a van and have time to kill on APC attempting to encourage total strangers to crack a smile....
#38
Didn't learn this at flight school or at the airline:
Did learn this during my current unemployment:
1. Purchase a Starbucks card, load $5, and register it online.
2. Save your last "paid for" cup, or pick one out of the trash. Your discretion.
3. Refills are forever free after that. $0.52 cent charge becomes $0.00 when you present your registered Starbucks card to the cashier.
4. Lifespan of reused cup is 4-5 refills. When cup deteriorates and develops heavy leak, request new cup, pour contents of leaking cup into new cup, and begin cycle at step #2.
Did learn this during my current unemployment:
1. Purchase a Starbucks card, load $5, and register it online.
2. Save your last "paid for" cup, or pick one out of the trash. Your discretion.
3. Refills are forever free after that. $0.52 cent charge becomes $0.00 when you present your registered Starbucks card to the cashier.
4. Lifespan of reused cup is 4-5 refills. When cup deteriorates and develops heavy leak, request new cup, pour contents of leaking cup into new cup, and begin cycle at step #2.
#39
Super Moderator
Joined APC: Dec 2007
Position: DAL 330
Posts: 6,851
I just don't see how this is possible. One hour prior to ETA we start receiving calls from the FA's saying "What is our ETA?" - even though we already told them our ETA. I used to think this was a pain in the butt since all four or five FA's would individually call up on their own and ask the same question - from now on I don't think I will mind.
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