Originally Posted by Denny Crane (Post 1246901)

Life is good!!:D I even put in a bid for the 330...... I'd be super junior on it but livin' 30 minutes from the airport parking lot makes sitting reserve (along with the higher guarantee) not too much of a problem.... Thought maybe I'd try and at least get the type... Not sure when that might come in handy!!:D Anyway, probably wont get it on this one but possibly the next? Looks like about a dozen guys up here on the 330 took the RMA.

Denny

Originally Posted by Denny Crane (Post 1246901)

Life is good!!:D I even put in a bid for the 330...... I'd be super junior on it but livin' 30 minutes from the airport parking lot makes sitting reserve (along with the higher guarantee) not too much of a problem.... Thought maybe I'd try and at least get the type... Not sure when that might come in handy!!:D Anyway, probably wont get it on this one but possibly the next? Looks like about a dozen guys up here on the 330 took the RMA.

Denny

Originally Posted by newKnow (Post 1246907)

What might help as well is the er guys who took the RMA, too. Less competition. I get the feeling that there may be some surprises on this one. Most of us aren't used to bidding an AE where there is some actual positive movement. Good luck! I hope you get it and if you and Ferd ever fly together, I want pictures! (You might have to send them to my email address though.) :D

Originally Posted by newKnow (Post 1246864)

Anyone know what the "milestone" column means on the RMA list?

Originally Posted by newKnow (Post 1246910)

Good sign for you...

...that was my 4,330th post. ;)

Originally Posted by trlaketige (Post 1246913)

For most of the senior fNWA guys, they had to retire at 60 or later to receive their non-qualified pension money as a lump sum. Even one day early and no lump, it would be annuitized.


Tr

Originally Posted by Denny Crane (Post 1246920)

This is the first bid I've put in for different equipment in about 8 years......:eek:

Denny

Originally Posted by newKnow (Post 1246926)

I understand why. The 757/767 is a great airplane.

You are right. Ferd don't do pictures. It will be all left up to you and your story-telling abilities to portray what REALLY happened. :D

Good luck.