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FL410 03-09-2012 07:32 AM

Looks like they liike the tie also.

LeineLodge 03-09-2012 07:36 AM


Originally Posted by Imapilot2 (Post 1148434)
they are moving sim to ATL

Is this verified? I can't imagine they'd drag the sims down here just for an extra year of flying. One of the big reasons I don't want to bid for the 9 is I don't want to spend a month in MSP.

Any idea if/when the 9 sim is actually coming to ATL?

Timbo 03-09-2012 07:41 AM

How "High Tech" is the 9 sim? Is it old school, two axis, video visuals?

Or is it a brand new, full motion, computer driven, 3 axis, 6 hydrolic jacks, CGI visuals, etc. like the newer sims? If it's "Old School" they can probably unbolt it, load it on a truck, drive it to ATL and have it installed and up and running in about a week.

iceman49 03-09-2012 08:00 AM


Originally Posted by Timbo (Post 1148474)
How "High Tech" is the 9 sim? Is it old school, two axis, video visuals?

Or is it a brand new, full motion, computer driven, 3 axis, 6 hydrolic jacks, CGI visuals, etc. like the newer sims? If it's "Old School" they can probably unbolt it, load it on a truck, drive it to ATL and have it installed and up and running in about a week.

It's the one in the NATCO lobby:D

johnso29 03-09-2012 08:06 AM

So no more PPO Option A starting in 2013. Our healthcare continues to get worse. :mad:

sailingfun 03-09-2012 08:07 AM


Originally Posted by LeineLodge (Post 1148464)
Is this verified? I can't imagine they'd drag the sims down here just for an extra year of flying. One of the big reasons I don't want to bid for the 9 is I don't want to spend a month in MSP.

Any idea if/when the 9 sim is actually coming to ATL?

I was told the sim would remain in MSP until Oct when the training from this bid would be complete.

flyallnite 03-09-2012 08:11 AM

Off topic and not really looking for an answer, but considering that the FA's and other employees all get a uniform allowance that covers most if not all of their uniform costs, shouldn't the company provide the same to pilots? They are always claiming that anything we get has to be given to the FA's, how about this little item? Yes, I just dropped a C-note on new shirts...;)

johnso29 03-09-2012 08:12 AM


Originally Posted by tsquare (Post 1148359)
Oh yeah? Well anyone flying at Delta should know when to pull 'em back without some gay Frenchman yelling "retard, retard, retard" at ya. :p

Now my CA's have to work that much harder.

CA-Back that thrust off.

ME-What? I'm trying to land over here.

CA-If you don't back that thrust off we will never land.

ME-Where is my RETARD que?

CA-My airplane! RETARD!

:D:D

FmrFreightDog 03-09-2012 08:13 AM


Originally Posted by iceman49 (Post 1148480)
It's the one in the NATCO lobby:D

I hope someone is inclined to move that thing down to Atlanta before they close NATCO. That's a real piece of history, and there aren't a whole lot of those things around.

johnso29 03-09-2012 08:15 AM


Originally Posted by NWA320pilot (Post 1148365)
Having 10 years of bus experience and working towards 4 years on a Boeing with AT, I personally prefer the Boeing flavor of the thrust levers moving...... But what I really prefer is the immediate ability to just grab and move/hold the levers if the thrust isn't exactly where I want it.

I prefer the Boeing system too. I just don't see why some are scared of the Airbus system.


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