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vagabond 08-26-2013 09:31 AM

Breathing Green At SeaTac
 
Passengers at Sea-Tac breathing cleaner air | www.kirotv.com

I hope airlines don't charge another fee to breathe this preconditioned air.

forgot to bid 08-26-2013 09:49 AM

To quote Monica Lewinskys ex-boyfriends wife, "What difference does it make?"

As soon as you get in the air and pressure changes, people start farting. Then you've got to breath that.

And while befuddling to some even Airbus has gone out of it's way to advertise that with their airplanes you'll have a "LONGER LARGER FART"

http://i925.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps9295acb1.jpg

Exhaust from an engine or exhaust from your seat mate laying his head on your shoulder, which is worse?

mike734 08-26-2013 09:55 AM

We shall see. I expect the air will never be cold enough for a boat load of sweaty people on a hot day.

RhinoPherret 08-26-2013 10:04 AM

The conversion cost $43 million, half of it paid by a federal air-quality grant and half by the gate fees airlines pay.

You have to love those good old federal grants (your and my tax dollars).

Let me guess; a contractor who is a relative or friend and promised major kickback monies to airport upper management suggested this and reeled them in like mackerel. Brilliant!

forgot to bid 08-26-2013 10:33 AM

no the city or federal worker offered cobtract to a friend in ecchange for a job for their spouse that pays a fortune and doesnt require them to show up. bam, soneone is making $250k that they werent making last week.

Aspilot 08-26-2013 01:04 PM

We still have to run the APU because it feels more like ventilated air than PCA. It doesn't cool, it just moves it around.

Hovernut 08-26-2013 08:49 PM

At least they're being sensible about it by using a centralized chillwater plant. Sure is a lot more efficient than APUs and the jetbridge air handlers. As long as the fan-coils in the jetbridge units have the proper chillin' & heatn' capacities, it should work pretty well and quiet things down a bit more on the ramp!

buzzpat 08-27-2013 02:00 AM


Originally Posted by Aspilot (Post 1470552)
We still have to run the APU because it feels more like ventilated air than PCA. It doesn't cool, it just moves it around.

Moving it around is key. Especially in the cockpit. That's why we have gaspers.:D


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