Any "Latest & Greatest" about Endeavor?
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What a couple of douchey responses. In the time it took you to make your snide remarks you could have just answered the question. But no, you have to impress everyone else with your prowess of the company documents. Then again, maybe I'm incorrect, maybe this forum is not a place where people should be able to ask a simple question and get a simple answer.
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I've asked here a few times a few things that it turned out were easily found but I didn't know for sure how or wherr to find it. I've gotten help here every time I've asked.
However, Like the past couple posters said...theres much to be gained by looking things up yourself.
Not only do you hopefully find your answer, but probably some other stuff along the way that you had forgotten or didn't know.
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More importantly, how will they implement it for January? I hope/expect a long call reserve option on PBS and instructions (i.e. memo) on how to bid it correctly.
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Not to start any kind of contest, just curious as to how many folks on the 200, last flight of the day, turn on the hydraulics to inspect the wheel well area before leaving the plane overnight? Or do you just walk around and not open the nose door?
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When I was on the 200 I don’t remember anything in the book saying you had to check in there on the last flight of the day. The first flight of the day you do,unless something changed.
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I believe what you said was true prior to Rev 3. Now, the nose door must be opened every flight to inspect the nose wheel area.
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