Regional Noob.....How many bags to take?
12-14-2018, 01:07 PM
#21
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Originally Posted by DownInPetaluma
Roll-aboard, not “roller board”
If you’re rolling a plank of plywood to sleep on across row 8, then by all means, roll it.
How many here have their GED, raise hands, please.
If you’re rolling a plank of plywood to sleep on across row 8, then by all means, roll it.
How many here have their GED, raise hands, please.
12-14-2018, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by rickair7777
Essentially never enforced for crew. Airlines have tried but the rank and file staff just blows it off.
Two bags is ideal if you commute, but feel free to take three if you need them.
Two bags is ideal if you commute, but feel free to take three if you need them.
12-14-2018, 02:55 PM
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Originally Posted by sailingfun
It’s starting to change. For the most part your correct but I don’t want to deal with the issue when I am in a hurry. Keep in mind if the agent refuses you with 3 bags they are following policy.
12-14-2018, 03:40 PM
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If you want 3, take 3, just make sure you’re getting the most use out of them. I’m on trip 2 of IOE, with 3 bags. My cooler had a pass through handle so it sits on top of my luggage works stealth, and my flight bag / headset case go on the J hook. I’m in a CRJ, but everything fits. It’s worth the extra bit of hassle for me to have known, healthy food options (and cost savings).
Sometimes I think we as pilots get so caught up with what our peers might think...do you boo boo.
Sometimes I think we as pilots get so caught up with what our peers might think...do you boo boo.
12-14-2018, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by mayanflyer
You guys that have been in the industry for a while I could use some advise and some Do's and Don'ts.
I have my first IOE trip next week and I'm unsure of how many bags to take. I will be commuting.
Currently I have a Roller Bag, Cooler, and flight bag. Should I try to consolidate my flight bag contents into the cooler so that I only have to carry two bags, or is it not a hassle to carry three bags?
Any advise is welcomed
I have my first IOE trip next week and I'm unsure of how many bags to take. I will be commuting.
Currently I have a Roller Bag, Cooler, and flight bag. Should I try to consolidate my flight bag contents into the cooler so that I only have to carry two bags, or is it not a hassle to carry three bags?
Any advise is welcomed
DO bang the fat flight attendants. DONT think you’re cool because you’re a pilot.
Everything else is subjective.
12-14-2018, 05:54 PM
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Originally Posted by mayanflyer
You guys that have been in the industry for a while I could use some advise and some Do's and Don'ts.
I have my first IOE trip next week and I'm unsure of how many bags to take. I will be commuting.
Currently I have a Roller Bag, Cooler, and flight bag. Should I try to consolidate my flight bag contents into the cooler so that I only have to carry two bags, or is it not a hassle to carry three bags?
Any advise is welcomed
I have my first IOE trip next week and I'm unsure of how many bags to take. I will be commuting.
Currently I have a Roller Bag, Cooler, and flight bag. Should I try to consolidate my flight bag contents into the cooler so that I only have to carry two bags, or is it not a hassle to carry three bags?
Any advise is welcomed
DO bang the fat flight attendants. DONT think you’re cool because you’re a pilot. No one is impressed.
12-14-2018, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by RabidW0mbat
If you want 3, take 3, just make sure you’re getting the most use out of them. I’m on trip 2 of IOE, with 3 bags. My cooler had a pass through handle so it sits on top of my luggage works stealth, and my flight bag / headset case go on the J hook. I’m in a CRJ, but everything fits. It’s worth the extra bit of hassle for me to have known, healthy food options (and cost savings)
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12-14-2018, 07:14 PM
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2 bags. I skip the cooler nonsense.
It’s possible to stay perfectly healthy by bringing some small nonperishable snacks, eating out once per day (usually at the overnight), and using the hotel gym daily.
It’s possible to stay perfectly healthy by bringing some small nonperishable snacks, eating out once per day (usually at the overnight), and using the hotel gym daily.
12-14-2018, 08:12 PM
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Originally Posted by PontiusPilot
2 bags. I skip the cooler nonsense.
It’s possible to stay perfectly healthy by bringing some small nonperishable snacks, eating out once per day (usually at the overnight), and using the hotel gym daily.
It’s possible to stay perfectly healthy by bringing some small nonperishable snacks, eating out once per day (usually at the overnight), and using the hotel gym daily.
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