Hey now, you leave Emma Watson out of this.

 

The tool on the dalpa board that just said it was an acquisition not a merger.

 

I have two nominees from last month....

1) the Delta captain who walked back to the exit row and interrupts the FA (who is giving the emergency briefing) to tell me and another FA (both in uniform) that we need to pay attention to the flight attendants instructions' and be sure to read the emergency exit briefing card because every emergency exit is different.

2) On another delta flight home, after doing a wind sprint to catch the flight home, I listed for the Jumpseat, but ended up getting a seat in the back at the last second due to pax misconnects. I go down and introduce myself to the captain and crew because I'm technically still listed as a jumpseater. The captain seemed a little quiet, but I didn't think much of it. After sitting down in my middle seat, the captain does his usual PA (welcome aboard yadda yadda yadda) then he proceeds to tell everyone that they are lucky because there is a Comair FO in back who can answer any flying related questions they might have......

 

I'm sure it was just little colleague banter. But....... What if a really curvaceous female approached you with questions regarding thrust? Eheheh

 

Grant Cardone made the list again. Second time in as many weeks!

http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ma...ml#post1180375

 

So this was you? Who is the tool, again?



John was clear, concise and professional and has always been such every time I've worked with him. Nothing toolish.

 

I love Boston John. He's an institution. He is also magical good luck charm, if he sends you off, you're going to have a good day. Who doesn't love Boston John?

Oh wait--this tool:



PS Beat me to it Positive Rate, but I actually have the audio, along with Delta backing up John.

 

Ha, I'm kind of confused too.

But what is Nvm?

But I do get the eat a beaver thing, ha ha ha.

1/3. Thats 33% understood. That's about right for me.

 

 

At 2:07, she performs a tactile inspection of the trailing edge of the prop.

Tool.