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Scoop 08-05-2010 02:21 PM


Originally Posted by Ferd149 (Post 851502)
Not that it matters...........at all.................

But what is the difference between a:

757
75x

I thought that the 75x was a 757-300, but the city pairs seem odd for the tall girl.

Ferd

Ferd,

I think the 75X means one of the 13 or so previous TWA/AMR birds that have some minor differences from the rest if the DAL 757 fleet. Not sure if this changed with the -300s.

Scoop

80ktsClamp 08-05-2010 02:22 PM


Originally Posted by Ferd149 (Post 851502)
Not that it matters...........at all.................

But what is the difference between a:

757
75x

I thought that the 75x was a 757-300, but the city pairs seem odd for the tall girl.

Ferd


Those are the former song planes with the PTVs in all the seats.

Ferd149 08-05-2010 02:32 PM

Thanks, like I said, just curious.

Brand X called the 757-300 a 753 in the bid package. But, I just did a bunch of -300s going west coast to HNL and back to the west coast and -300s from the west coast gateways to hubs. They were all listed as 757 on the rotation.

Ferd

dragon 08-05-2010 02:33 PM


Originally Posted by JetFlyer06 (Post 851489)
Any of you scheduling gurus know what a code of MMC means? I have training coming up and icrew gave me a popup message about it. It shows up when I pull my my VTS data for 6 days immediately following my training. Also, I can't find a code reference list anywhere so if there is one somewhere on Deltanet can someone point me in the right direction? TIA. :)

Mid-month conversion. Happened to me right after my MD training to the MD.

80ktsClamp 08-05-2010 02:39 PM


Originally Posted by Ferd149 (Post 851515)
Thanks, like I said, just curious.

Brand X called the 757-300 a 753 in the bid package. But, I just did a bunch of -300s going west coast to HNL and back to the west coast. Also, -300s from the west coast gateways to hubs and they were all listed as 757 on the rotation.

Ferd


I don't know why they dont code the viagra specials as 753 in the bid packs. Perhaps the Amish programmers haven't figured that one out yet.

Superpilot92 08-05-2010 03:38 PM

I had the pleasure of taking FlyingViking home today in the Jumpseat, Glad i could get you home buddy! I enjoyed the flight and i think we convinced my captain to come join the APC family. :D

He wasnt wearing his Viking Helmet though, http://www.anchoredbygrace.com/smileys/nixweiss.gif :D

10000 08-05-2010 03:56 PM

Ferd

Not sure who does the coding, but they show a HNL-NRT and NRT-MSP as a 757 in the SEP bid package. Starting to understand why the agents wonder also.


Originally Posted by Ferd149 (Post 851515)
Thanks, like I said, just curious.

Brand X called the 757-300 a 753 in the bid package. But, I just did a bunch of -300s going west coast to HNL and back to the west coast and -300s from the west coast gateways to hubs. They were all listed as 757 on the rotation.

Ferd


forgot to bid 08-05-2010 04:20 PM


Originally Posted by Superpilot92 (Post 851543)
I had the pleasure of taking FlyingViking home today in the Jumpseat, Glad i could get you home buddy! I enjoyed the flight and i think we convinced my captain to come join the APC family. :D

He wasnt wearing his Viking Helmet though, http://www.anchoredbygrace.com/smileys/nixweiss.gif

So exactly how did you guys figure out who you were? Does it start out with "well, I heard..." "I heard that too..." "And I read the forums..." "I read them too..." "do you post on the forums?" "I do" "Who are you?" "viking" "Sweet, I'm Super" "No kidding! Awesome, glad to meet you..."

forgot to bid 08-05-2010 04:25 PM


Originally Posted by 80ktsClamp (Post 851511)
Those are the former song planes with the PTVs in all the seats.

I beg to differ.

This is a 757:
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/images/news/Delta757.jpg
(don't click on it, it will not restart icrew)

This is a 757 in the hands of Ferd, i.e. a 75X:

http://www.sfvintagecycle.com/upload...28/1064184.jpg

Notice the difference? One is just cooler than the other.

forgot to bid 08-05-2010 04:32 PM

Next time any of you guys are in BNA and going to ATL, please note they will not allow you to call ahead and try to get a release coordinated with Atlanta in advance to prevent a wait. We called 3 times, rejected all 3. They said they would call when they saw us taxing, which they did, we incurred a 45 minute wait, landed very late. We questioned them, they were ready for a fight and gave one over ground, we got lectured on the fact that airports close to ATL have delays- everyday. Odd, I guess we wouldn't know about that since our job is to fly to all of those close in airports. Anyways, we just asked for a phone number but Dispatch gave us some better numbers ;) so we had some good internal people to talk too that were very receptive considering the delay this puts on our flights.

So I am on a rampage, everytime I go in there from here on out I am going to pepper them with "hey, we'll be pushing at 2125 and be ready to go by 2135, can you coordinate to get our release for 2135 LIKE THEY DO IN PNS AND JAX among others." :rolleyes:

It could me a ZEM thing, don't know, either way, it caused someone who is very laid back to come unglued. Me.

FTB, came unglued. Very rare. Its actually a non-event, kind of like an engine shutdown on an Avro, you might not know it happened because you're not really going that fast to begin with.
:D


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