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Nosmo King 06-06-2011 05:43 PM


Originally Posted by Wilbur Wright (Post 1004172)
LINE CONSTRUCTION RULES:

1. Regular lines within a category will average within 1 hour of the published ALV.
2. No rotation(s) will be awarded which would be within 1 hour of creating an FAR violation.
3. Minimum break in duty between rotations:
a. 12 hours after a duty period which does not contain an ocean crossing
b. 13 hours before a duty period which does contain an ocean crossing
c. 18 hours after a duty period which does contain an ocean crossing
d. 48 hours between duty periods containing opposite direction ocean crossings (Europe/South American/Asia)


Thanks! ...

acl65pilot 06-06-2011 07:09 PM


Originally Posted by DAL4EVER (Post 1003961)
Absolutely unbelievable!

No kidding that was awesome.

Ferd149 06-06-2011 07:21 PM

Hey, anyone know what a S3B is when we travel on an RJ? We are S3C and there were several "above" me on a couple of legs. I couldn't tell if they were Sky West retirees or parents.

Ferd

FmrFreightDog 06-06-2011 07:30 PM


Originally Posted by KC10 FATboy (Post 1003941)
Yeah pretty crazy.

Here is another one that is extremely scary. I can't believe they made a successful landing.



So, any intel as to what actually happened here? Amazing video.

dragon 06-06-2011 07:33 PM

S3B on an RJ would be S3CR unless its on 9E or OH. I've gone to the airport a couple of times having ignored the retiree block on the standby list only to discover the retiree/parents in question were from AS or OO and I dropped below them.

80ktsClamp 06-06-2011 07:33 PM


Originally Posted by FmrFreightDog (Post 1004262)
So, any intel as to what actually happened here? Amazing video.

Anybody notice in the notes that "the investigation was started after this amateur video surfaced" and not "the investigation was started after a bunch of people almost died?"

Ah, russia...

Scoop 06-06-2011 09:18 PM

I'm diggin the new main page of APC. The author says he invented a new term about the industry called "stagnation point."

Ha! - stagantion would seem pretty good out here in LAX. I'll see his "stagnation point" and raise him with my own new industry term "Regression Point." You know you are at the regression point when you don't give a crap about the next AE, because all you do is go backwards. Hmmm maybe "Retrograde point?"

Scoop :)

hoserpilot 06-07-2011 05:06 AM


Originally Posted by dragon (Post 1004200)
Something tells me BA isn't interested in playing.



Boeing won't start detailed design work on any 737 replacement until 2014 to keep pace with planned changes to the manufacturing process for new aircraft, a senior executive said Tuesday.
The company has yet to decide whether to replace its best-selling narrowbody with a clean-sheet plane or follow rival Airbus by adding new engines and other upgrades. Boeing is also assessing potential upgrades to its 777 widebody range, including reengining the planes and introducing larger wings to improve performance.
"One thing I'll make sure we don't do is enter the design phase with technology that isn't mature," said Jim Albaugh, chief executive of Boeing Commercial Airplanes.



This quote was in my Scottrade news brief this morning.

Hoser

Maxcackel 06-07-2011 05:06 AM


Originally Posted by dragon (Post 1004263)
S3B on an RJ would be S3CR unless its on 9E or OH. I've gone to the airport a couple of times having ignored the retiree block on the standby list only to discover the retiree/parents in question were from AS or OO and I dropped below them.

I agree that no parents should bump a working employee, especially a working crew member. Nothing like the parents of a Delta new hire getto ramp rat not listed showing up and bumping you from getting to work! A new rating for all working crew in uniform going to work should be S3A.

p3flteng 06-07-2011 05:46 AM


Originally Posted by Maxcackel (Post 1004354)
I agree that no parents should bump a working employee, especially a working crew member. Nothing like the parents of a Delta new hire getto ramp rat not listed showing up and bumping you from getting to work! A new rating for all working crew in uniform going to work should be S3A.

I disagree, I believe that the employees and thier pass riders should have a higher priority than some OTHER companies employee using the aircraft to get to work, or wherever. That is the benefit of working for that company( usually not much of one but still it is as what it should be). If you don't work for Delta, and you want a ride to work fine, however...A Delta employee's family should and does have a higher status. I expect the same when I am jumping on anyother airline, and really, why should it be different?


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