Interesting comment after the video said the TCU team wasn't overly motivated prior to the game. However after seeing the flyover (more like a fly thru :) ), they were fired up.

Management is surely taking them for a ride with the contract and full pension they have at FDX. ;)

A contract vote at 57% is still a "thin win" on the union's side, regardless of what the vote entails.

It's much, much closer to the 50.1% that management wants versus the 100% that the union should try to accomplish.

BTW, FDX wages rates are still 30% below what UA and DAL had A DECADE AGO.

I do applaud the attempt to get a deal that keeps things from stagnating, but at an eminently profitable company, there could have been a lot more easy little things cleaned up that weren't.

Apparently a majority think that it was enough. and they need to stand together and be ready for the re-opening of Sec. 6 with the need to address the new FT/DT that comes out soon. Who knows, maybe leadership feels they will have lots more leverage with FT/DT changes and really no leverage now, so they took what they could and will apply leverage with the now even higher numbers....IDK.

Bah, that's nothing. Because the -9 has been paid off for so long, it actually makes money going backward in time, and puts cash in the till retroactively, and can make a loss a gain back to the Wright Bros.

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This one was pretty low, it was over Georgia Tech's stadium in downtown ATL...



... and the Navy responded with Pilots grounded for good after low flyover - Navy News | News from Afghanistan & Iraq - Navy Times

But if the Navy did that with the GT game what about that Navy game or was the because Annapolis isn't in the middle of a downtown?

But none of those are really that low, compared to this one below which not to spoil it but in case you don't hit play it's a Spitfire buzzing a reporter and you can try your hardest but that Spitfire had to be 5' off the deck for a long while because you won't see it coming.



But not to be outdone..



And to keep on topic, GO DELTA!

Wait, so the 9 doesn't have a flux detector but it has a flux capacitor?

So when they get struck by lighting, do they just disappear back in time? Makes sense, I mean look at this old picture from 1968! A DC-9 NO LESS!

http://cdn-www.airliners.net/aviatio.../0/1170086.jpg

Newk if you're ever struck just remember, bet big on the Steelers and Secretariat and stop the RJ revolution!

The youtube comments said it was the weekend before 9/11 so he might have been forgotten about.

That one probably even ended up at Delta. As I recall, all the -40s were former SAS airplanes.

They say that makes masterdebating way more effective.

So, a Delta DC-9 struck by lightning goes back to the 60s becomes an SAS DC-9, then a Delta DC-9, then it... fart.

See, I could have been the screen writer for LOST. Build up to this awesome climax and then when you realize you never actually had a point you just pass gas on the finale and see if people liked it. :mad: