Transit food?
06-23-2019 | 11:14 AM
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06-23-2019 | 11:49 AM
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They are given to crews as a snack on the plane. Someone probably just had a couple they weren’t going to eat and gave them to the jumpseater. It’s not something that I think is given out normally.
JS has a couple vending machines.
You could ask someone who has access to go to the cafeteria and purchase you something and give them cash. It’s the usual cafeteria food. Burgers, dogs, chicken sandwiches and French fries. Depending on time of day there is a sandwich station and a salad bar.
JS has a couple vending machines.
You could ask someone who has access to go to the cafeteria and purchase you something and give them cash. It’s the usual cafeteria food. Burgers, dogs, chicken sandwiches and French fries. Depending on time of day there is a sandwich station and a salad bar.
06-30-2019 | 02:56 PM
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I figure this isn't SSI if it's online:
https://www.airliners.net/photo/FedE...-622/1004219/L
Is that still accurate for an A300? Those don't look like they'll recline. Can you put 3 of them down and lay across? The other option is a 767 and that I'm familiar with the large flight deck with 3 seats along the back wall. Do either of these have potable water/ability for coffee?
https://www.airliners.net/photo/FedE...-622/1004219/L
Is that still accurate for an A300? Those don't look like they'll recline. Can you put 3 of them down and lay across? The other option is a 767 and that I'm familiar with the large flight deck with 3 seats along the back wall. Do either of these have potable water/ability for coffee?
06-30-2019 | 03:21 PM
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I figure this isn't SSI if it's online:
https://www.airliners.net/photo/FedE...-622/1004219/L
Is that still accurate for an A300? Those don't look like they'll recline. Can you put 3 of them down and lay across? The other option is a 767 and that I'm familiar with the large flight deck with 3 seats along the back wall. Do either of these have potable water/ability for coffee?
https://www.airliners.net/photo/FedE...-622/1004219/L
Is that still accurate for an A300? Those don't look like they'll recline. Can you put 3 of them down and lay across? The other option is a 767 and that I'm familiar with the large flight deck with 3 seats along the back wall. Do either of these have potable water/ability for coffee?
06-30-2019 | 03:22 PM
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I figure this isn't SSI if it's online:
https://www.airliners.net/photo/FedE...-622/1004219/L
Is that still accurate for an A300? Those don't look like they'll recline. Can you put 3 of them down and lay across? The other option is a 767 and that I'm familiar with the large flight deck with 3 seats along the back wall. Do either of these have potable water/ability for coffee?
https://www.airliners.net/photo/FedE...-622/1004219/L
Is that still accurate for an A300? Those don't look like they'll recline. Can you put 3 of them down and lay across? The other option is a 767 and that I'm familiar with the large flight deck with 3 seats along the back wall. Do either of these have potable water/ability for coffee?
06-30-2019 | 03:35 PM
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Ind hands down. Much quieter, and you will likely be the only customer both legs. And like I said if you have a thermos cup you can easily fill it up in INDY. Memphis, not so much.
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