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Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 883280)
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Originally Posted by buzzpat
(Post 883326)
The scuttlebutt is that Big Bird has been texting pix of his unit to said young woman. Sesame Street is investigating and a suspension will soon follow. Don't be hitting on the help.:eek:
http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:o...-favre.jpg&t=1 I suffer from gigantic fat finger feathers. I cannot sex text, yet. However, if I can get a hold of 80's ipad... |
Originally Posted by buzzpat
(Post 883326)
The scuttlebutt is that Big Bird has been texting pix of his unit to said young woman. Sesame Street is investigating and a suspension will soon follow. Don't be hitting on the help.:eek:
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_9n3hp9td5Is/TL...rd_natasha.jpg Carl |
Originally Posted by Carl Spackler
(Post 883340)
Yeah, and just like the rest of us...when he has a few beers, he gets a lot more direct!
http://lh4.ggpht.com/_9n3hp9td5Is/TL...rd_natasha.jpg Carl |
gosh, how are our NY bretheren doing tonight? Just tuned in to watch some mnf and its weather delayed and I mean its a hurricane delay.
thankfully carl has stumbled into the Best Of Big Bird pics to help us through. |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 883350)
gosh, how are our NY bretheren doing tonight? Just tuned in to watch some mnf and its weather delayed and I mean its a hurricane delay.
thankfully carl has stumbled into the Best Of Big Bird pics to help us through. Hurricane? :cool: |
Originally Posted by georgetg
(Post 882920)
Not really rocket science stuff here ;-)
Lots of red lines going North South pre Alaska JV, then lots of green lines Of course this is still a fraction of the 180+ departures Western had from LAX when Delta bought it. Here's what Delta pilots used to fly North South from LAX pre Alaska JV: LAX PDX LAX SEA LAX SFO LAX BOI LAX GEG Cheers George LAX PDX LAX SEA (except 1 mainline for a brief period) LAX SFO LAX BOI LAX GEG Several of these routes were not even DCI routes - ExpressJet flew them at risk (GEG, EUG, etc...) and Delta merely marketed the flights. ExpressJet even set the fares. |
Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 883350)
gosh, how are our NY bretheren doing tonight? Just tuned in to watch some mnf and its weather delayed and I mean its a hurricane delay.
thankfully carl has stumbled into the Best Of Big Bird pics to help us through. Carl |
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 883158)
This rings sadly of the NWA/Republic merger. I really don't want to go down THAT road, but unfortunately it would be nothing close to a merger of equals. And even if this ever happens, I still think the ploy of "super premium" was the stupidest thing I ever heard. Simply "widebody" would suffice in this case.
I'm not sure if you are talking about a possible Alaska or HA merger, but if it was Alaska, I have a feeling you would be the first one to use the word "super." Why? Because they would argue that there 737's are equal to our 757's and 757er's. I think we would all agree that those airplanes and pilots are "super" and shouldn't be mixed with Alaska 737 pilots. Or, am I wrong? :o |
Hi, first time poster here, Delta 2001 hire/furlough then mil-leave to now guy. I'm looking to retire from USAF and end mil leave, return to Delta around Feb 11. Need some advice on which plane and where.
I just looked at the new AE projected cat list and did some spreadsheet work. Here's the info: 1. Live in Phoenix. Want to stay there and commute. 2. Small kids, want to have max time home. Don't know if a line's predictability is better than reserve. 3. My percentiles I can hold from the AE projected cat list Apr 11: LAX7ER B 96% LAX37N B 88% SLC7ER B 98% SLC37N B 63% MSP7ER B 79% All 320 fleet B in DTW/MSP/SLC about 61%-66% MSPM88 B 27% So... What do I tell them I want to fly when I call in to rejoin? I'm leaning towards 7ER out of LAX, 96% and sitting reserve, but I've heard it's doable from Phoenix? The drive is 6 hours and there are like 50 flights a day PHX-LAX. But then I read on here how much reserve commuting sux, and I think maybe holding a SLC37N at 63% and a line would be better? Any advice you guys might offer would be great, this is the first real reading I've done since the old furlough lists and I don't really know/understand the reserve requirements vs. lineholder advantages. Thanks! |
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