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Rather B Fishin 09-23-2013 03:18 PM


Originally Posted by Purple Drank (Post 1489020)
Heck, if this thing is shot down, I'll pull my card.

Do you even know what it is?

galaxy flyer 09-23-2013 03:22 PM


I do know if you are light, it will float on down the runway at about 10' in ground effect for a looooonnnngggg way!
But, apparently, not leap over semi-tall rock sea walls, Capt Ho Lee Fuk

GF

scambo1 09-23-2013 03:28 PM


Originally Posted by contrails (Post 1488988)
An accurate comparison to the GE90 at idle vs. another engine at full power is the powerplant of an E170. I looked this up a while back.

So, if the 777 farted on an E170, it would explode?

Who knew.

Ed Harley 09-23-2013 03:48 PM


Originally Posted by LivingTheDream (Post 1488996)
I have taken my wife all over the world and when necessary, use crew privileges, where the station allows. This is one of the few good deals we have left in this business.

After all we've lost, so peeps can travel for less than it cost 20yrs ago, I don't really care what the passengers think about my wife/family accompanying me on those rare occasions.

I say take her and enjoy... it's a great layover for the spousal unit.

God I admire you. I'm envisioning you give a self-satisfying sniff after you said this.

Mike Hancho 09-23-2013 03:57 PM


Originally Posted by marcal (Post 1489018)
You guys are allowed to positive space your spouses on trips?

No and if she doesn't make it out she will be stuck down there at least a hole day. This will assure at least four months of misery for me.

Timbo 09-23-2013 03:57 PM


Originally Posted by galaxy flyer (Post 1489046)
But, apparently, not leap over semi-tall rock sea walls, Capt Ho Lee Fuk

GF

Yeahbut...look how quickly they got it stopped!

They even made the first turnoff!

I think SW was trying to do the same thing in LGA. ;)

alfaromeo 09-23-2013 04:09 PM


Originally Posted by TANSTAAFL (Post 1489014)
I don't believe this was one of managements wishes - I understand they simply told us they would not be in compliance. The "helmet fire" to give 15% of Pacific block hours because of NRT's "imminent" demise originated entirely within the MEC. The company didn't ask for anything but I'm sure they are amazed at their good fortune.

So currently we have 0% protection for Pacific block hours and then you claim that 85% protection is a concession. Please explain that logic.

scambo1 09-23-2013 04:24 PM


Originally Posted by alfaromeo (Post 1489075)
So currently we have 0% protection for Pacific block hours and then you claim that 85% protection is a concession. Please explain that logic.

You're right Alfa, the American guys should have taken their first offer.

The point is, section 1 is written in pencil.

With all the section 1 pressure, I gotta say, we were warned about the hardball RA plays. Lorenzo's lawyer comes to mind.

80ktsClamp 09-23-2013 04:51 PM


Originally Posted by alfaromeo (Post 1489075)
So currently we have 0% protection for Pacific block hours and then you claim that 85% protection is a concession. Please explain that logic.

Block hours are jobs. Allowing them to flex down 15% from current levels when they are currently in violation of our current scope close is not appropriate.

Bucking Bar 09-23-2013 05:06 PM


Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 1489094)
Block hours are jobs. Allowing them to flex down 15% from current levels when they are currently in violation of our current scope close is not appropriate.

They aren't in violation ... yet ... and might not be. Air France has been pulling down a lot of flying. I'm starting to think management might just make it by the measurement window.


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