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Originally Posted by iaflyer
(Post 724750)
Someone said 11am. Even though I'm very interested in the AE, I ain't getting up early even if it was coming out at 8am. It would still be there after breakfast.
Oh, and for anyone thinking of bidding DTW, it's 10 degrees F and windy. Windchill is -6. And it's not even winter yet. :) Bar could tell you more. Its an ATL law. |
Seat, Position, Number in that Category, Regular lines - Reserve lines, % overall to hold the category, % to hold a line in that category / %C overall seniority to hold a line in that category.
DEC09: ATL M88 A: 451 seats, 378-73, 69% to hold, 55%/84%C to hold a line M88 B: 471 seats, 375-96, 100% to hold, 95%/80%C to hold a line 73N A: 247 seats, 209-38, 41% to hold, 35%/85%C to hold a line 73N B: 237 seats, 197-40, 93% to hold, 86%/83%C to hold a line 767 A: 345 seats, 290-55, 43% to hold, 27%/84%C to hold a line 767 B: 337 seats, 286-51, 91% to hold, 82%/85%C to hold a line 7ER A: 314 seats, 268-46, 42% to hold, 31%/85%C to hold a line 7ER B: 513 seats, 413-100, 92% to hold, 75%/81%C to hold a line 765 A: 172 seats, 117-55, 27% to hold, 10%/68%C to hold a line 765 B: 288 seats, 223-65, 74% to hold, 61%/77%C to hold a line 777 A: 232 seats, 144-88, 22% to hold, 9%/62%C to hold a line 777 B: 231 seats, 144-87, 71% to hold, 53%/62%C to hold a line NYC M88 A: 88 seats, 61-27, 81% to hold, 62%/69%C to hold a line M88 B: 88 seats, 52-36, 100% to hold, 99%/59%C to hold a line 73N A: 71 seats, 52-19, 61% to hold, 49%/73%C to hold a line 73N B: 71 seats, 52-19, 99% to hold, 97%/73%C to hold a line 7ER A: 285 seats, 258-27, 46% to hold, 41%/91%C to hold a line 7ER B: 482 seats, 395-87, 97% to hold, 93%/82%C to hold a line 777 A: 39 seats, 28-11, 27% to hold, 17%/72%C to hold a line 777 B: 42 seats, 24-18, 70% to hold, 57%/57%C to hold a line CVG M89 A: 62 seats, 46-16, 51% to hold, 46%/74%C to hold a line M89 B: 68 seats, 39-29, 100% to hold, 96%/57%C to hold a line 73N A: 64 seats, 45-19, 47% to hold, 37%/50%C to hold a line 73N B: 58 seats, 43-15, 99% to hold, 81%/74%C to hold a line 7ER A: 113 seats, 81-32, 39% to hold, 22%/72%C to hold a line 7ER B: 115 seats, 79-36, 95% to hold, 75%/69%C to hold a line DTW DC9 A: 145 seats, 75% to hold, no line data DC9 B: 145 seats, 99% to hold, no line data A32 A: 265 seats, 211-54, 27% to hold, 43%/80%C to hold a line A32 B: 241 seats, 193-48, 99% to hold, 88%/80%C to hold a line 755 A: 220 seats, 38% to hold, no line data 755 B: 224 seats, 88% to hold, no line data A33 A: 150 seats, 106-44, 19% to hold, 14%/71%C to hold a line A33 B: 227 seats, 153-74, 71% to hold, 57%/67%C to hold a line 744 A: 169 seats, 126-43, 15% to hold, 8%/75%C to hold a line 744B: 234 seats, 136-98, 67% to hold, 37%/58%C to hold a line MSP DC9 A: 164 seats, 73% to hold, no line data DC9 B: 161 seats, 99% to hold, no line data A32 A: 332 seats, 279-53, 53% to hold, 42%/84%C to hold a line A32 B: 319 seats, 251-68, 96% to hold, 89%/79%C to hold a line 755 A: 225 seats, 35% to hold, no line data 755 B: 209 seats, 86% to hold, no line data A33 A: 61 seats, 35-26, 12% to hold, 2%/57%C to hold a line A33 B: 72 seats, 50-22, 67% to hold, 59%/69%C to hold a line MEM DC9 A: 36 seats, 74% to hold, no line data DC9 B: 40 seats, 100% to hold, no line data A32 A: 87 seats, 64-23, 49% to hold, 42%/74%C to hold a line A32 B: 75 seats, 54-21, 98% to hold, 82%/72%C to hold a line SLC M89 A: 90 seats, 72-18, 57% to hold, 47%/80%C to hold a line M89 B: 92 seats, 64-28, 98% to hold, 91%/70%C to hold a line 73N A: 85 seats, 68-17, 46% to hold, 32%/80%C to hold a line 73N B: 83 seats, 68-15, 96% to hold, 88%/82%C to hold a line 767 A: 90 seats, 78-12, 38% to hold, 25%/87%C to hold a line 767 B: 91 seats, 74-17, 94% to hold, 86%/81%C to hold a line SEA A33 A: 92 seats, 68-24, 15% to hold, 11%/74%C to hold a line A33 B: 153 seats, 112-41, 63% to hold, 50%/73%C to hold a line LAX 73N A: 52 seats, 26-26, 50% to hold, 37%/50%C to hold a line 73N B: 35 seats, 20-15, 95% to hold, 79%/57%C to hold a line 7ER A: 115 seats, 76-39, 45% to hold, 22%/66%C to hold a line 7ER B: 117 seats, 73-44, 94% to hold, 69%/62%C to hold a line Average to hold a line in all categories is 73%, again that is only for December when ALVs run high. |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 724761)
ATL is 20 F. When it gets this cold, by law, you have to bring despots into your house to give them a place to stay.
Bar could tell you more. Its an ATL law. |
Think I read somewhere that checking the line holder only box is the same as selecting 85%.
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Originally Posted by GTODRIVER
(Post 724739)
ah another hater, how unusual :rolleyes: You're right all those awards weren't deserved and the College Football Awards committee has no idea what they're talking about. Maybe you should write them and teach them a thing or two about College football and the players they analyze for a living. ;)
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Ok here is what I was told by three different sources and the numbers are really close
DTW 58 each Aand B 777 765 ATL -90A and -140B 767 ATL -136 in each A and B seat About 35 A 7ER seats + ATL probably around 70B 73n A and B about 17-20+ seats About 25+ ATL 88 A and B ATL down about 220 slots. Should see about 100 extra positions than displacements which means we will have about 100 seats that are not filled. |
Originally Posted by Xray678
(Post 724760)
75% would be a safe bet. But you may need to be a bit higher than that to ensure you don't get the "seasonal" reserve. IE when the winter months come in you don't want to slip back to reserve.
7ER, A CVG |
While we're all waiting for the AE to drop, check these photos:
English Russia World’s Biggest Submarine [with pics] No, they aren't the photos that got Super banned... y'all already have those bookmarked. It's photos of a Russian Typhoon sub, inside and out. For Tom Clancy fans, it's a great view. |
? for NY base, does anyone have any info as to how the 3 base airport works out (call out, which airport to report, flt bag, etc)...rather than ask ?'s, I will just see what info is put out.
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Originally Posted by iaflyer
(Post 724779)
While we're all waiting for the AE to drop, check these photos:
English Russia World’s Biggest Submarine [with pics] No, they aren't the photos that got Super banned... y'all already have those bookmarked. It's photos of a Russian Typhoon sub, inside and out. For Tom Clancy fans, it's a great view. |
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