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Piklepausepull 03-20-2017 03:00 PM


Originally Posted by dragon (Post 2325095)
I was told it was because the FAA was going to require 3 T/O and land per type to maintain recency/currency which is hard enough in one WB but two?

Have heard the new FAA guy wants 75/76 guys to get 3 landings in each (75 and 76) every 90 days to stay current................Good luck with that!:eek:

IPAs 03-20-2017 03:12 PM

19:09 block hours this year.
Pilot golf, low score wins.
Who's in?

sailingfun 03-20-2017 04:22 PM


Originally Posted by Piklepausepull (Post 2325102)
Have heard the new FAA guy wants 75/76 guys to get 3 landings in each (75 and 76) every 90 days to stay current................Good luck with that!:eek:

The FAACan want lots of things however the aircraft was certified with a common type and no restrictions. The FAA has not certified newer aircraft that way so they can dictate.

notEnuf 03-20-2017 05:18 PM


Originally Posted by IPAs (Post 2325115)
19:09 block hours this year.
Pilot golf, low score wins.
Who's in?

Admittedly I fly more, but huuuuge on credit and 2X time.

$/BH = 550+ for 2016. From the right seat. QOL baby!

IPAs 03-20-2017 05:24 PM


Originally Posted by notEnuf (Post 2325198)
Admittedly I fly more, but huuuuge on credit and 2X time.

$/BH = 550+ for 2016. From the right seat. QOL baby!

Nice, there is more then one way to keep score in pilot golf.

full of luv 03-20-2017 05:48 PM


Originally Posted by IPAs (Post 2325115)
19:09 block hours this year.
Pilot golf, low score wins.
Who's in?

Well, I'm 0 for block hours since 1 Jan (on reserve)

But I have gotten 4 Short Calls per month which gives me 4 hours credit towards my reserve guarantee.

So I have that going for me on my death bed, well that and total consciousness, so that is nice.

BTW, I suspect there are quite a few on international categories at 0 BH's.

Tumbleweed 03-21-2017 08:27 AM

Here's a Sky Club question for the masses;
I see that you can access the club if you are confirmed in "Delta One" but if you're "non-reving" wouldn't you not be confirmed until about 20min prior to departure? Or do you merely need to list for first, print out the seat request ticket (with no seat on it) and show it to the concierge? Thanks!

Gunfighter 03-21-2017 09:04 AM

You need a seat number. Positive space for an international DH is about the only way you will access the Sky Club without actually having a membership or the Amex Platinum card.

Tumbleweed 03-21-2017 09:49 AM


Originally Posted by Gunfighter (Post 2325644)
You need a seat number. Positive space for an international DH is about the only way you will access the Sky Club without actually having a membership or the Amex Platinum card.

Thanks. I was afraid of that.

Elliot 03-21-2017 09:54 AM


Originally Posted by Tumbleweed (Post 2325678)
Thanks. I was afraid of that.

There's also an option to buy a "day pass" into the club. I believe it's $29?


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