Question about AA pilot bases
01-05-2009 | 08:41 AM
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Question about AA pilot bases
Hello all,
I have looked in the net and in the forum for some information about the AA pilot bases, but the things i've read are quite confusing, so i would like to ask it here.
My question is: which are the AA pilot domiciles, and which type of aircraft are based in each one?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards,
Pablo
I have looked in the net and in the forum for some information about the AA pilot bases, but the things i've read are quite confusing, so i would like to ask it here.
My question is: which are the AA pilot domiciles, and which type of aircraft are based in each one?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards,
Pablo
01-05-2009 | 10:51 AM
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Hello all,
I have looked in the net and in the forum for some information about the AA pilot bases, but the things i've read are quite confusing, so i would like to ask it here.
My question is: which are the AA pilot domiciles, and which type of aircraft are based in each one?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards,
Pablo
I have looked in the net and in the forum for some information about the AA pilot bases, but the things i've read are quite confusing, so i would like to ask it here.
My question is: which are the AA pilot domiciles, and which type of aircraft are based in each one?
Thanks a lot for your help.
Regards,
Pablo
01-05-2009 | 02:47 PM
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01-05-2009 | 03:30 PM
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Yes,
DCA, It is now a 737 and S80 base, no more 767.
LGA is also the NYC base identifier, even for us JFK Int'l guys. Our crew listing shows up with LGA next to the name.
Cheers,
AA
Damnnnnn AA737 you must have pushed enter 1 second before me... Don't you have anything better to do than surf these message boards...
DCA, It is now a 737 and S80 base, no more 767.
LGA is also the NYC base identifier, even for us JFK Int'l guys. Our crew listing shows up with LGA next to the name.
Cheers,
AA
Damnnnnn AA737 you must have pushed enter 1 second before me... Don't you have anything better to do than surf these message boards...
01-11-2009 | 11:43 AM
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Thanks all a lot for your answers and explanations 
As I have already asked about the AA bases, I would only like to ask if the information below is correct or not. It's about the American Eagle bases this time, and I have found it somewhere in the net:
DFW: ERJ, CRJ, ATR
LAX: ERJ
MIA: ATR, ERJ
SJU: ATR
BOS. ERJ
ORD: ERJ, CRJ
LGA: ERJ
Thanks a lot again
As I have already asked about the AA bases, I would only like to ask if the information below is correct or not. It's about the American Eagle bases this time, and I have found it somewhere in the net:
DFW: ERJ, CRJ, ATR
LAX: ERJ
MIA: ATR, ERJ
SJU: ATR
BOS. ERJ
ORD: ERJ, CRJ
LGA: ERJ
Thanks a lot again
01-11-2009 | 01:05 PM
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Thanks all a lot for your answers and explanations
As I have already asked about the AA bases, I would only like to ask if the information below is correct or not. It's about the American Eagle bases this time, and I have found it somewhere in the net:
DFW: ERJ, CRJ, ATR
LAX: ERJ
MIA: ATR, ERJ
SJU: ATR
BOS. ERJ
ORD: ERJ, CRJ
LGA: ERJ
Thanks a lot again
As I have already asked about the AA bases, I would only like to ask if the information below is correct or not. It's about the American Eagle bases this time, and I have found it somewhere in the net:
DFW: ERJ, CRJ, ATR
LAX: ERJ
MIA: ATR, ERJ
SJU: ATR
BOS. ERJ
ORD: ERJ, CRJ
LGA: ERJ
Thanks a lot again
01-12-2009 | 04:14 PM
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Depends on the bid packet that month.. For instance 767/ORD/D may only have 757 flying for the month.. If that makes sense.. However it may show up later in a sequence. For instance no 767s originate out of STL, however some sequences may have a leg on the 767-200 or -300 later in the sequence.
Hope I didn't confuse you.
AAflyer
Hope I didn't confuse you.
AAflyer
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