Aa pilots
12-28-2010, 05:59 PM
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Aa pilots
Hello my future apa brothers.i would like to know if someone can pm me the name and email for the chief pilot, and possibly the ord one...also, maybe an email to the director of ops.that would be greatly appreciated...i am writing a research paper on aa and need some questions answered.thank you all
01-13-2011, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted by dba74
Good luck with that. Some advice, if I may: Your position says "DeltaPaySoon"(,) and your grammar and spelling might bother some who could provide such a favor.
Grammar, eh!
Comma stays inside the quotation marks.
Besides, if you read/experience our Chief Pilot’s English, you will cry. I cringe every time I read a memo.
B1900YX will do just fine with any major or regional!
P.S. Your own English could use some help though. Which one of these you think is correct?
Your position says “DeltaPaySoon,” but your grammar and spelling might bother someone who could provide such a favor.
Or
Your position says “DeltaPaySoon” but, your grammar and spelling might bother someone who could provide such a favor.
01-13-2011, 09:24 AM
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A quick Google search shows that the comma can go either inside or outside of quotation marks, depending on British vs. American English, among other factors. My point is that he is asking for a favor from "future apa brothers" and has Delta listed as his desired airline on his position. His use of lower-case letters beginning each sentence and lack of double-spacing just looks bad. I'm sure he's a nice enough guy and I wish him well.
01-13-2011, 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by dba74
A quick Google search shows that the comma can go either inside or outside of quotation marks, depending on British vs. American English, among other factors. My point is that he is asking for a favor from "future apa brothers" and has Delta listed as his desired airline on his position. His use of lower-case letters beginning each sentence and lack of double-spacing just looks bad. I'm sure he's a nice enough guy and I wish him well.
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