Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
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Randy as EA MEC Chair would be news to me and I was on the BOS LEC from '87-'89. Jack Bavis was MEC Chair from '87 to the end during the strike when replaced by Copeland, I think it was. Larry Schulte preceded Jack and Randy was at ALPA National during that time, because I met him there.
Yes, we did have side letters for Bar Harbor, who went bust when we did, but early turboprops and DC-3s are a far cry from today's deals. Hell, DCI's "jumbo" RJ is bigger than EA's fleet--284 to 325. Yes, the industry is bigger, but stll".....
Yes, Pan Am did right by taking Ransome, making it PAA Express. A friend of mine was #1 there, went to PAA mainline on the A310, retired from DAL.
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Randy as EA MEC Chair would be news to me and I was on the BOS LEC from '87-'89. Jack Bavis was MEC Chair from '87 to the end during the strike when replaced by Copeland, I think it was. Larry Schulte preceded Jack and Randy was at ALPA National during that time, because I met him there.
Yes, we did have side letters for Bar Harbor, who went bust when we did, but early turboprops and DC-3s are a far cry from today's deals. Hell, DCI's "jumbo" RJ is bigger than EA's fleet--284 to 325. Yes, the industry is bigger, but stll".....
Yes, Pan Am did right by taking Ransome, making it PAA Express. A friend of mine was #1 there, went to PAA mainline on the A310, retired from DAL.
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I hate auto correct!
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From: Douglas Aerospace post production Flight Test & Work Around Engineering bulletin dissembler
I was referring to the BAE.
Doug Helms, ASA's number 1 on the list and Chief Pilot's standard brief in the day was that ASA had 737's coming. Robert Priddy, one of ASA's founders then split off to start ValuJet / AirTran.
That was different (and sort of weird). But not the only strange thing which went on back then.
I was referring to the BAE.
Doug Helms, ASA's number 1 on the list and Chief Pilot's standard brief in the day was that ASA had 737's coming. Robert Priddy, one of ASA's founders then split off to start ValuJet / AirTran.
I was referring to the BAE.
Doug Helms, ASA's number 1 on the list and Chief Pilot's standard brief in the day was that ASA had 737's coming. Robert Priddy, one of ASA's founders then split off to start ValuJet / AirTran.
Thats pretty much the top of the list on things not to believe...

^^^^ not on the 88 you won't.
My brother. Its not hard to see where you are coming from. We are humans and truly "once we have ours" we could give a R@T$ ASS about anything else.
I want to make my position clear. No matter how senior I am or get, I will never promote the further degradation of our career (future brethren need a place to go!!). I think my thought process and values are the minority, maybe 38% or so..
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