Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
08-06-2010 | 07:21 AM
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08-06-2010 | 07:27 AM
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08-06-2010 | 07:49 AM
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From: Kickin’ Back
It's mostly domestic with a few 6, 11, 12, 13 day Asia trips. Also a few AMS 3 days. The FO side has a few 8 day relief lines to CDG.
Denny
08-06-2010 | 07:56 AM
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Ferd,
I should have also mentioned the long Asia trips have some verrrry long SPN layovers. One trip has 37+, 38+, and 47+ hour layovers there. And it's not the only one!
Denny
I should have also mentioned the long Asia trips have some verrrry long SPN layovers. One trip has 37+, 38+, and 47+ hour layovers there. And it's not the only one!
Denny
08-06-2010 | 07:56 AM
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I thought we had lost the "daytime" HNLs to Alaska. NWA had one that departed SEA at 0830ish and returned early afternoon, getting into SEA about 9pm-ish. I was just wondering if we might get something like that one back.
The gate agent in PDX was complaining that they lost their HNL when marketing moved it from late morning to late afternoon and the loads dropped off (I'm sure so they could connect from back east vs originating). I guess Alaska is going to go earlier in the day.
08-06-2010 | 08:04 AM
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From: LAX ERA
Also, I'll see if I can find my info for the park rangers. The WWII tour is a must do with that much time.
I've never been over to Tinian but with that much time you wouldn't have to worry about getting caught. The little planes that go back and forth are day vfr only. A little wx with the sun going down results in big pucker factors with a morning departure.
The LAX rotations have several "standard" 28ers that I'll bid. Also, looking at the carryout patterns, the NRT to SPN will leave earlier in the day and get there about 8pm-ish starting in Oct.........
See ya out there..........
08-06-2010 | 08:05 AM
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From: Kickin’ Back
Well, the only HNL trip in the bid package leaves at 1707 and is an allnighter back getting in at 0613..........Hope we have better luck than PDX........
Denny
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08-06-2010 | 08:10 AM
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From: LAX ERA
But, I can't imagine that SEA would lose theirs..........
08-06-2010 | 08:46 AM
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From: Boeing Hearing and Ergonomics Lab Rat, Night Shift
Saucer and Kremlin-looking-appendage with the horseshoe...gone!
The connector from T2 to T4 is gonna be really looooooong, like 3 times the length of the current T2-T3 connector....
BTW. MD90 count is up to 36 according to the Flight Ops Memo
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George
08-06-2010 | 09:15 AM
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thanks george.
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Denny, if you need another liver for your ER trips let me know, I am sure I will be in MSY soon and can pick one up, for a price.
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Delta Air Lines today announced new nonstop service between New York and Reykjavik, Iceland, beginning June 1, 2011.* When service begins, Delta will be the only U.S. carrier to serve Iceland nonstop from the United States.
The flight, between John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York and Keflavik International Airport in Reykjavik, will be operated with a 170-seat Boeing 757-200 aircraft with 15 seats in BusinessElite and 155 seats in Economy. The flight will also operate direct from Delta's hub in Minneapolis-St. Paul under the same flight number, with a stop at New York-JFK.
Ferd?
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Denny, if you need another liver for your ER trips let me know, I am sure I will be in MSY soon and can pick one up, for a price.
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Delta Air Lines today announced new nonstop service between New York and Reykjavik, Iceland, beginning June 1, 2011.* When service begins, Delta will be the only U.S. carrier to serve Iceland nonstop from the United States.
The flight, between John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York and Keflavik International Airport in Reykjavik, will be operated with a 170-seat Boeing 757-200 aircraft with 15 seats in BusinessElite and 155 seats in Economy. The flight will also operate direct from Delta's hub in Minneapolis-St. Paul under the same flight number, with a stop at New York-JFK.
Ferd?
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