Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
01-05-2010 | 06:57 AM
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Continental and UAL reported higher load factors ect... Both those stocks are up because of the news. DAL and the other airlines are following their lead despite the rise in oil. (CNBC)
Hawaii -- you beat me!
Hawaii -- you beat me!
01-05-2010 | 06:59 AM
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01-05-2010 | 07:00 AM
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See, I learn something new on here everyday. Er's have two jumpseats. Now, how do you know if the airplane pulling up to the gate is an er? ETOPS on the side? Because, if I remember correctly, you guys said some of the 757's are er's, right?
01-05-2010 | 07:01 AM
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01-05-2010 | 07:03 AM
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01-05-2010 | 07:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Sink r8;738133
Nonetheless, I'm a little disturbed by the suggestion that the company should simply get a pass on resolving the "cascade" effects of an error, and can limit themselves to solving only errors [U
Nonetheless, I'm a little disturbed by the suggestion that the company should simply get a pass on resolving the "cascade" effects of an error, and can limit themselves to solving only errors [U
only for the individuals that happen to catch them.[/U]
It's a big process, with many permutations. It's pretty easy to see if a junior pilot got the ward you diserved, but a lot more difficult to see how the parts ofthe system work together. Which tells you the integrity of the process, the methods used, must be beyond reproach.
It's a big process, with many permutations. It's pretty easy to see if a junior pilot got the ward you diserved, but a lot more difficult to see how the parts ofthe system work together. Which tells you the integrity of the process, the methods used, must be beyond reproach.
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01-05-2010 | 07:05 AM
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The only -ERs we have are the 17 ex-TWA airplanes. They are the 68XXTW series and all have winglets. They have ETOPS on the nose gear doors.
01-05-2010 | 07:12 AM
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The Feb bid packages are out. Northern Dudes - take note that according to Delta the Gregorian calendar is incorrect and so Delta made the following correction:
At Delta February will now and forever include 31 January and 01 March - spread the word.
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At Delta February will now and forever include 31 January and 01 March - spread the word.
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01-05-2010 | 07:17 AM
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I learned this the first week of indoc ten years ago. Not sure why it's a big surprise now (esp. to fDAL guys).
I was reminded of it (by the union) when the union put out a contract bulletin about it after they made the company put the reminder pop up in dbms a few years ago.
Not sure how much they stressed it in fNWA info (if at all?) but I'd think it's reasonable to say that even if they didn't know about it, after they get the pop up screen reminding them to enter the expenses, they'd at least ask a question of somebody?
I was reminded of it (by the union) when the union put out a contract bulletin about it after they made the company put the reminder pop up in dbms a few years ago.
Not sure how much they stressed it in fNWA info (if at all?) but I'd think it's reasonable to say that even if they didn't know about it, after they get the pop up screen reminding them to enter the expenses, they'd at least ask a question of somebody?
They ought to just pay us a flat rate per diem for training like they do for medicals. Just give us $50 a day and call it good.
01-05-2010 | 07:24 AM
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