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Old 01-30-2009 | 07:44 PM
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Originally Posted by johnso29
That would be NWA MAINLINE. I've flown the DC9 and the A320, and a post flight is not required on either.

How many NWA's are there? I only know of one.
None? (Sorry, couldn't resist!)

Sorry to break it to you but at your new airline, you will be doing post flights. They are required on all terminating flights at stations with no MX. A terminating flight is one which isn't departing til the next day and you are powering down to a single light. If the aircraft is departing later that day, you follow the 2 hour placard*, and leave exterior inspections for the next crew to deal with.


* 2 hour placard: Pull appropriate color coded CBs, turn off all cockpit lights, and dim all CRTs.
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