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Old 07-16-2010 | 01:12 PM
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rotorhead1026
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Originally Posted by atpcliff
Hi!

Normally, spelling doesn't matter, as long as the reader understands what the writer was thinking. In this case, however, a misspelling made the reader misunderstand the writer.

As I found out, in international ops LOTS of stuff is metric:
It is NOT 30 TONS. It is 30 TONNES.

30 Tonnes = 66,000+ pounds, so all of the ERJ-135/145/CRJ-200 hours do not qualify.
Well put and great point, but to clarify a bit ... tonne = metric ton = 1000 kg (kg force, technically) = 2204.62 lb (lb force).

So my F28-1000 time wouldn't qualify (65000 lb). My F28-4000 time would (73000 lb). Very arbitrary.
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