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Old 09-05-2008, 01:04 AM
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Default FDX - Falcon training building cafeteria.

I was just wondering if the Falcon building's little cafeteria was still open for lunch nowadays since there isn't much 727 training going on.

I ended up at an airport hotel with a PC later today, and I was wondering if I need to go over to AOC for lunch instead.

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AOC is probably a better meal selection if you have the time.
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AOTC has good chow, too
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These are words that will never be heard in Louisville.
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Old 09-05-2008, 04:45 AM
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But yes it is still open.
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I always thought that was the Airbus building.
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Originally Posted by Overnitefr8 View Post
I always thought that was the Airbus building.
it's called the Gucci building because of the MD-11 training that happens there -
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Originally Posted by AFW_MD11 View Post
it's called the Gucci building because of the MD-11 training that happens there -
I think he was referring to the Airbus/727/DC-10 building that's called the Falcon building because of the display.
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Originally Posted by FDXer View Post
I think he was referring to the Airbus/727/DC-10 building that's called the Falcon building because of the display.
I knew I should have used quotes. Yes I was referring to the the Falcon bldg.
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Originally Posted by FDXer View Post
I think he was referring to the Airbus/727/DC-10 building that's called the Falcon building because of the display.
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I knew I should have used quotes. Yes I was referring to the the Falcon bldg.
my bad. I thought you were talking about the AOTC/Gucci.

shows how much I pay attention though - I coud have sworn there was Airbus stuff (and even a little bit of 727 stuff) going on at the Gucci building too.....oops. (in my defense, I don't get to MEM nor the Gucci bldg very often being based in ANC) - I just felt I needed to throw my 2 cents in - I'll shut up now.

they do have good grub down there in the basement though - as I recall.
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