Alaska Air Hiring
09-10-2021 | 06:08 AM
#5321
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09-10-2021 | 06:18 AM
#5322
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Are you telling me that i am required to work for a specific company to make an attempt to answer a question that all others ignored and try to make fun for asking?
Are you saying that AS 737 and 320s are different than other companies?
I did make a mistake, i meant to say the XLR and not LEMO. I'll own up to that.
Are you saying that AS 737 and 320s are different than other companies?
I did make a mistake, i meant to say the XLR and not LEMO. I'll own up to that.
09-10-2021 | 07:55 AM
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I thought I read on APC somewhere that AA (maybe spirit too?) switched out all their XLR-5 plugs for dual plugs on their buses for fleet commonality…so I guess airline specific questions may be valid.
09-10-2021 | 08:52 AM
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On the bus, ship set is provided and we go topless above transitions alt anyway.
09-10-2021 | 10:40 AM
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It’s literally the only subject on this thread that hasn’t been beaten to death, brought back to life and then beaten to death again.
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09-10-2021 | 12:06 PM
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I never did. Brought my own ANR headset on the Bus and kept it on the whole flight. It's much quieter than the 737 but I don't consider it quiet enough to risk hearing damage over a 35+ yr career.
09-10-2021 | 02:31 PM
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Is there really a risk of suffering hearing damage for pilots who don't keep headsets on while flying the Bus, or Guppy?
09-10-2021 | 02:53 PM
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09-10-2021 | 03:10 PM
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Pretty neat chart on page 13, however most of the readings were from the cabins and not cockpits. I believe the old rule of thumb was that if you had to raise your voice to converse then you should be wearing hearing protection.
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