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I would expect that both Flight Operations and DALPA will review the results before publishing. If they don't like what they see, they can always re-run it and change how they fill contingent vacancies. I doubt either of those groups are working until Monday.
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Originally Posted by Wilbur Wright
(Post 938903)
But she'd be okay with just one?
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Originally Posted by buzzpat
(Post 938912)
If you're going to get in trouble, might as well go for all three.
Just remeber: no matter how hot she is, somebodys' tired of f*ckin her:D |
I'd like to be tired...
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Originally Posted by scambo1
(Post 938407)
How about some random iranian chick in a bikini
http://www.iranian.com/PhotoDay/2006.../Images/h1.jpg |
Hi,
I just got access to ICrew today, and am trying to use it to check flight schedules to see how many flights there are from PHX to SLC, to see how "commutable" it is. I can't find a "help" or explanation for the results... can someone decipher this for me, or point me to a good link explaining how to read the NRSA/Flight Schedules return from Icrew? Code:
PHXSLC 31JAN MONDAY 1200N MT/MT 1 |
Originally Posted by Roadkill
(Post 938943)
Hi,
I just got access to ICrew today, and am trying to use it to check flight schedules to see how many flights there are from PHX to SLC, to see how "commutable" it is. I can't find a "help" or explanation for the results... can someone decipher this for me, or point me to a good link explaining how to read the NRSA/Flight Schedules return from Icrew? Code:
PHXSLC 31JAN MONDAY 1200N MT/MT 1The important stuff for you to know on this listing are 1. The asterisks signify Delta Connection flights (no confirmed jumpseats) 2. The next number is the flight number. 3. The F, P, A etc. are fare classes and the number of seats for sale in that class. T fares are the lowest discounted and therefore the generally the first to sell. A T9 usually means a empty flight. 4. Those are followed by the city pairs, departure/arrival times and aircraft type. |
Great, thanks! One other question, what's the "MT/MT 1" and "MT/MT 2" mean? When I run PHX>LAX, I get like 4 flights as MT1, 4 as MT2, 4 MT3, 4 MT4 etc...
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Originally Posted by Roadkill
(Post 938956)
Great, thanks! One other question, what's the "MT/MT 1" and "MT/MT 2" mean? When I run PHX>LAX, I get like 4 flights as MT1, 4 as MT2, 4 MT3, 4 MT4 etc...
Starting to get over my head now. Maybe someone else can chime in with more accuracy. I assume the MT/MT means departing on Mountain time/arriving mountain time. The 1,2,...no idea. Looks like you have 3 mainline, 3 connection flight that are all wide open on the 31st. Happy commuting! |
I think the 1, 2, 3 and 4 are the page numbers in dmatic
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