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Buzz, I might not have the pictures anymore. Maybe a little reconstructive surgery...
btw I found this one: http://i938.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/temp-156.jpg |
So how is augmentation effected by these new FTDT rules?
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Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1106017)
Buzz, I might not have the pictures anymore. Maybe a little reconstructive surgery...
btw I found this one: http://i938.photobucket.com/albums/a...d/temp-156.jpg |
Originally Posted by johnso29
(Post 1106033)
So how is augmentation effected by these new FTDT rules?
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Originally Posted by forgot to bid
(Post 1106007)
Much to the excitement of the rest of the ship? :D
But, seriously Buzz, I remember something similar involving women kissing, a C-141... and Octoberfest. I have to find that picture. :D |
Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1106036)
If they are not too big, I am OK with them. Some are just gross though. Especially if you can see the incision scar.
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Originally Posted by tsquare
(Post 1106035)
Buzz??????? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Pretty amazing really. Maintenance guys were towing heavy jets at 35 mph to get them out of the way. I was halfway to San Francisco when it all stopped.:eek: |
Originally Posted by vprMatrix
(Post 1105842)
Except that the SXM turn now gets 9 hours which makes it a 1 crew turn everyday.
Again, if it is a hard time with no waivers, the 2 man ETOPS nonsense deep into Western Europe will be very rare. Likely even more rare than today because what you can safely do with 8 today with the ability to go over 8 (legal to start legal to finish) will have no margin for error and face instant cancellation either outbound or worse inbound on some flights stranding crews and cancelling flights all because some bean counter thought he'd be spiffy and save the cost of one FO. I was very concerned about upping the block times due to the potential mass reduction of augmented flights. If the block times are really hard times with no flexibility, that no longer looks like a credibile threat for any ops...W.Europe, Aug Caribbean or even one more domestic leg, as anything anywhere near 8 hours of block is just begging for a cancellation if its even a little late and there's no way a company is going to schedule all the way up to 9 hours block if one minute over means the flight cancells or has to gate return and recrew. |
Originally Posted by gloopy
(Post 1106059)
From where? Anything over 8 runs a very serious risk of turning back with the slightest ground delay on the way out or (worse) any delay for the flight back. A major fulcrum to the increase in hours for us is the issue of the new total daily block limitation being a hard time or just a "scheduled" (legal to start legal to finish) time. If the new times are hard times in all cases then that is a huge victory for us in the long run.
Again, if it is a hard time with no waivers, the 2 man ETOPS nonsense deep into Western Europe will be very rare. Likely even more rare than today because what you can safely do with 8 today with the ability to go over 8 (legal to start legal to finish) will have no margin for error and face instant cancellation either outbound or worse inbound on some flights stranding crews and cancelling flights all because some bean counter thought he'd be spiffy and save the cost of one FO. I was very concerned about upping the block times due to the potential mass reduction of augmented flights. If the block times are really hard times with no flexibility, that no longer looks like a credibile threat for any ops...W.Europe, Aug Caribbean or even one more domestic leg, as anything anywhere near 8 hours of block is just begging for a cancellation if its even a little late and there's no way a company is going to schedule all the way up to 9 hours block if one minute over means the flight cancells or has to gate return and recrew. |
Originally Posted by acl65pilot
(Post 1106066)
True, but we also keep statistical trends, and when it looks like there is going to be an IROP they can always add another FO.......(at the last minute)
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