Any "Latest & Greatest" about Endeavor?
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Nice try on the suck up, but me thinks you already screwed the pooch with MX. You better thank your lucky stars this is an anonymous forum.
I think we probably do more than shown here. It's kind of like dealing with the military guys, don't thank them for their service and make a show of it, put them in first class quietly or buy their drinks without asking or telling them. Thank MX when they come out there, crack jokes, and when it's clear theyre lost and the timeframe is slipping tell the passengers to be patient its going to take longer than they thought because their superpowered vision found something the stupid computer didnt know about.
Then tell the pax jokes. Then stand up first and make sure you absorb for the FA. I can't speak for the 200 but the 900 is getting good work and some of these folks working are just going to take a little while to get up to full speed. Unfortunately, i get the feeling we lose them just as they get good at the job because other places pay more.
Hopefully management can't hire fast enough and mx gets a fat bonus too.
Then tell the pax jokes. Then stand up first and make sure you absorb for the FA. I can't speak for the 200 but the 900 is getting good work and some of these folks working are just going to take a little while to get up to full speed. Unfortunately, i get the feeling we lose them just as they get good at the job because other places pay more.
Hopefully management can't hire fast enough and mx gets a fat bonus too.
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Also, sucking up would be me apologizing for or dancing around playing into a narrative that wasn't mine. If you're truely that put off by my words, not the clutching of pearls that just happened in the previous pages by the Xjmech for me having the audacity to state facts of a previous incarnation of this company, then tough.
In the past mx and some pilots had secret code words on the local freq, little laminated sheets handed out to pilots by mx for reset procedures not approved for pilots, and made up system knowledge that made it backwards into training departments on which pilots were expected to know cold... it's too much. We have a book which we follow the feds will bite us, on top of which it's clear the poster had no idea some of those instantly bemoaned procedures which would cause damage to theequipment and death to all rampies has been in effect since day one and causes neither.
I think your read on past pages, while not unique, is preposterous.
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Maintenance is doing a phenomenal job here. It's very thankless...I turn wrenches on aircraft in the Guard. Stuff comes in broken or with gremlins and leaves the shop working again, but no one seems to care. Maintenance is out of sight, out of mind. The job is not flashy or glamorous and often gets taken for granted. Depending on the situation, I'll include a "shout out" to dispatch, ATC, and MX when I make a PA to remind the folks of the hard work going on behind the scenes.
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Preposterous how? I stated the facts as I know them, disagreed with some, but didn't attack nor call names because they disagreed with me. I agreed with your assessment of the situation, but not your dialogue with MX.
Without us, they wouldn't have a job. But without them, neither would we. Credit to those who do.
I think it's silly to have LCAs telling us to do stuff because "this is how we are teaching it now" without a reference. On the topic of switch position, I don't think it will hurt the acft to leave it in, because I understand the system and the logic very well. But unless it is written somewhere, it is just technique in my book. Put it in a memo for all to read, and it becomes policy. Incorporate it into a change in the manuals on the next rev. It's that simple.
Without us, they wouldn't have a job. But without them, neither would we. Credit to those who do.
I think it's silly to have LCAs telling us to do stuff because "this is how we are teaching it now" without a reference. On the topic of switch position, I don't think it will hurt the acft to leave it in, because I understand the system and the logic very well. But unless it is written somewhere, it is just technique in my book. Put it in a memo for all to read, and it becomes policy. Incorporate it into a change in the manuals on the next rev. It's that simple.
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Unless you've audited all the electrical parts your company has ever bought and determined none failed before the end of their useful life, then you don't know what your talking about.
If you don't believe me, go plug your microwave into your Sams Club generator at half throttle and tell me how long it lasted before burning up.
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