Originally Posted by threeholeblower
(Post 2674843)
Loved that 727, It looked like it was doing 500 miles an hour, chocked on the ramp!
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Originally Posted by SoFloFlyer
(Post 2675111)
Apparently
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Originally Posted by PilotnotPirate
(Post 2674433)
Really? If Swift are the cheapest that’s who they will use and by the way, what’s the alternative, Delta, Allegiant, Miami Air?
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Originally Posted by atpcliff
(Post 2676013)
Atlas Air...
They already do 767 flying for the Dallas Mavericks and Stars |
That’s Yank praddle. You obviously haven’t flown the 757 replacement. The extremely capable 737-900...
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The 727 was a rip-off Of the Trident and an inferior machine. I kid, I kid!!!
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Originally Posted by PilotnotPirate
(Post 2656514)
It’s well known that Crews will be offered incentives to work on their days off but to be offered money to violate 117 regulations, if true is inexcusable. I would suggest that any Crew who is offered money to break any regulations should obviously refuse and then submit an ASAP report. If you are flying with a Captain or an FO who you know is violating 117 regs you must refuse the flight and file an ASAP report. Again if these allegations are true the pilot group as a whole must make it clear to whoever is violating regulations that it is unacceptable and if need be put the violators on your no fly list.
The company will be under some scrutiny due to recent events and if these violations are happening the FAA will probably be talking to these morons. 1- Tail strike in Europe 2- Off the end of the runway in Europe 3- Lined up for T/O on a taxi way in Newark. 4- Engine failure that ended up in a diversion to JAX on one engine. 5- Emergency Decent due to loss of pressurization. 6- Several air returns with overtemp EGT red light on. 7- Hard landing in CCS with significant damage to the nose gear and wheel assembly. All of this happened within the last 3 months. When will the FAA do something. Or, will someone please call 60 Minuets at CBS to have a look, a la Allegiant Air. They may be the cheapest in town, perhaps the only one in town, but this company is dangerous to the traveling public. Some mentioned that the sports teams are using Swift simply because of Economics 101, but I wonder how they would react if the actually found out about the problems mentioned above. And what is stated above may only be the tip of the iceberg, because they were not able to hide them. If you are a Pilot or Mechanic at Swift Air, I ask that you expose their dirty deeds, on this forum, or any forum you find useful to help get the word out about this ACCIDENT WAITING TO HAPPEN, before lives are lost. |
8. Unapproved parts
9. Mechanics doing work alone that should be done by two 10. Having to call MX so they can ‘prevent’ unnecessary write ups. Oh and here’s a golden statement after many complaints: “The customer (scumbag broker who steals the hotel points) negotiates Crew accommodation in the contract so there’s nothing we can do” ....as you get put up in the : Econolodge that’s a 30 min ride away while there’s a Hilton Garden Inn in the parking lot of Cincinnati. @MNPS, do tell about 3-4-7 Ah, did I mention Captains that call and get themselves the sweet deals and as an FO leave you out? Thank you for the pleasure of flying with you today Captain A-hole. |
11. The Crew that landed with what..3000lbs of fuel was it?
For the ones not in the know on a 737 the hydraulic systems are cooled by fuel through a heat exchanger in the tanks and therefore min fuel per tank is 1657lbs(?).. So landing with less then 4000lbs is stupidity for more then one reason. |
Originally Posted by MNPS 50N50W
(Post 2676349)
Guess what, Swift has finally got the attention of the FAA in DC. One could only wonder what will it take to get this company to follow the rules.
1- Tail strike in Europe 2- Off the end of the runway in Europe 3- Lined up for T/O on a taxi way in Newark. 4- Engine failure that ended up in a diversion to JAX on one engine. 5- Emergency Decent due to loss of pressurization. 6- Several air returns with overtemp EGT red light on. 7- Hard landing in CCS with significant damage to the nose gear and wheel assembly. All of this happened within the last 3 months. When will the FAA do something. Or, will someone please call 60 Minuets at CBS to have a look, a la Allegiant Air. They may be the cheapest in town, perhaps the only one in town, but this company is dangerous to the traveling public. Some mentioned that the sports teams are using Swift simply because of Economics 101, but I wonder how they would react if the actually found out about the problems mentioned above. And what is stated above may only be the tip of the iceberg, because they were not able to hide them. If you are a Pilot or Mechanic at Swift Air, I ask that you expose their dirty deeds, on this forum, or any forum you find useful to help get the word out about this ACCIDENT WAITING TO HAPPEN, before lives are lost. Well considering the blackhawks were on board when one of the acft had RTO in ORD after ingesting parts from a JAL 777 on the runway. It happens..... but that was not on their account. A lot of their happenings have been pilot induced. |
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