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Hot Richard 02-06-2018 06:24 AM

N131EV is in SUX, N695CA is in OKC.

TalkTurkey 02-06-2018 01:45 PM

I saw 200pq the other day. It came to 9E with 13 deferrals. Nice.

Hot Richard 02-11-2018 09:57 AM

700 flying starts with one line in March, mostly CVG flying. Not typical flying it did for ASA. Any idea on tailnumber.

KSCessnaDriver 02-11-2018 10:18 AM


Originally Posted by Hot Richard (Post 2525568)
700 flying starts with one line in March, mostly CVG flying. Not typical flying it did for ASA. Any idea on tailnumber.

Of course not, since ASA is closing up shop in ATL, they'll hold on to the CR7 flying there until the end, especially as OO takes the 175SC into LGA...

371CA, 391CA or 398CA, take your pick, those are the 3, IIRC.

Hot Richard 02-11-2018 04:47 PM


Originally Posted by KSCessnaDriver (Post 2525581)
Of course not, since ASA is closing up shop in ATL, they'll hold on to the CR7 flying there until the end, especially as OO takes the 175SC into LGA...

371CA, 391CA or 398CA, take your pick, those are the 3, IIRC.

Those usually seemed like OO or G7 routes, not ASA DTW or LGA based is what I am referring to.

N153PQ/15153 is in SUX.
Also worth nothing the 900s will be standardized to the XFA JS configuration. Good for commuters, bad for Captains who don't like using overhead bins.

gojo 02-11-2018 05:07 PM


Originally Posted by Hot Richard (Post 2525870)
Those usually seemed like OO or G7 routes, not ASA DTW or LGA based is what I am referring to.

N153PQ/15153 is in SUX.
Also worth nothing the 900s will be standardized to the XFA JS configuration. Good for commuters, bad for Captains who don't like using overhead bins.

Heck, if I don’t get there first the flight attendants have that one filed up.

Hot Richard 02-11-2018 05:10 PM


Originally Posted by gojo (Post 2525894)
Heck, if I don’t get there first the flight attendants have that one filed up.

^More accurate.

CRJ All Day 02-11-2018 06:33 PM

Figured this was the best thread to ask this, I heard that the adsb requirement will require all of our planes to have 2 fms's. Can anyone confirm or deny this?

KSCessnaDriver 02-11-2018 08:55 PM


Originally Posted by CRJ All Day (Post 2525972)
Figured this was the best thread to ask this, I heard that the adsb requirement will require all of our planes to have 2 fms's. Can anyone confirm or deny this?

Since there is at least 1 CR2 running around already with ADS-B and 1 FMS, I'd say, its false.

Casualinterest 02-12-2018 02:18 AM


Originally Posted by gojo (Post 2525894)
Heck, if I don’t get there first the flight attendants have that one filed up.

Well if you want to be that guy, technically the cfm says one pilot bag and one fa bag up there. Chapter 6 I think

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