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Old 07-11-2009, 11:25 AM
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Originally Posted by RichieAshburn View Post
Reading APC seems to put me on a roller coaster of opinions as to what will happen. Maybe I should just stop, but there is good info.
I try to just read the forums, news, financials etc. only about once a week. That way I keep informed, but I'm not on a constant roller coaster of emotion. My family appreciates it, since I'm only intolerable one day out of the week.

You're right, good info, but if you watch it every day it will wear on you.
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Old 07-11-2009, 11:43 AM
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You do know that in one of the revisions you only need to carry half of them.
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Old 07-11-2009, 12:10 PM
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Interesting, which half? Currently at NWA, we only have to carry where we're going. For example, the domestic (including mexico, canada and alaska) if domestic. There is a europe book, but you only have to carry it if going to europe. When you go to asia, you can leave the domestic books home and take over an empty binder for the asia brick that you pickup when you get there.

When we start flying over to asia from a west coast gateway, I wonder how much we'll have to carry..........the asia brick is thick.

Are they even looking at EFBs while times are bad?

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Old 07-11-2009, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by acl65pilot View Post
You do know that in one of the revisions you only need to carry half of them.
It's updating a world wide pubs set every two weeks that's time consuming and I'm sure, expensive for the company. It's 2009 and the amount of paper I toss out every two weeks is nuts.

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Old 07-11-2009, 12:29 PM
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If you are not going to Europe, you do not have to carry the Euro jepps. For domestic, Capt has to carry A-M and any airports you are going to in N-Z. FO's are opposite.

Right now all Asian and South American jepps are in the "domestic" jepps. This will probably change after SOC. (My guess)

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Old 07-11-2009, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Ferd149 View Post
Interesting, which half? Currently at NWA, we only have to carry where we're going. For example, the domestic (including mexico, canada and alaska) if domestic. There is a europe book, but you only have to carry it if going to europe. When you go to asia, you can leave the domestic books home and take over an empty binder for the asia brick that you pickup when you get there.

When we start flying over to asia from a west coast gateway, I wonder how much we'll have to carry..........the asia brick is thick.

Are they even looking at EFBs while times are bad?

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At least in my West Coast base the domestic pubs are combined with Asia (not too may of those yet), Pacific, Mex, Carib, South and Central America. Europe is a separate book you only carry if you go there. Capt's carry A-M and FOs N-Z (I think). They are looking at an EFB still but supposedly an updated version that has more capability such as GPS taxi assistance etc.
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Old 07-11-2009, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Denny Crane View Post
If you are not going to Europe, you do not have to carry the Euro jepps. For domestic, Capt has to carry A-M and any airports you are going to in N-Z. FO's are opposite.

Right now all Asian and South American jepps are in the "domestic" jepps. This will probably change after SOC. (My guess)

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Interesting yet another culture thing I guess. Everyone has their own charts out vs share. Where do you guys put it the plate where both guys can see it?

But, sure is a good way to cut down on how much we have to carry. A ships copy would be good as long as they were kept up (not torn etc). An EFB would be the dream.

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Old 07-11-2009, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Hawaii50 View Post
At least in my West Coast base the domestic pubs are combined with Asia (not too may of those yet), Pacific, Mex, Carib, South and Central America. Europe is a separate book you only carry if you go there. Capt's carry A-M and FOs N-Z (I think). They are looking at an EFB still but supposedly an updated version that has more capability such as GPS taxi assistance etc.

Yep... In the most recent magazine there was a pretty extensive article about EFBs. They want them, but not the current generation (sounds oddly familiar to something else we're "looking in to)... they are waiting for a next generation that will be more fully integrated.
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Old 07-11-2009, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Hawaii50 View Post
They are looking at an EFB still but supposedly an updated version that has more capability such as GPS taxi assistance etc.
WOW.........now that would be nice!
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Old 07-11-2009, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted by acl65pilot View Post
Sounds good. I am sure that if I am lucky enough to avoid scheduling's grip, I will be around. Plus I may want to pick your brains on the 73N. Looks like it may have a new driver in a few week
Don't do it dude! Well from ATL it may be OK. I'll just tell you that 6+ hrs on red-eyes are way too long on that airplane.

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