Comair updates?
03-30-2009 | 03:16 PM
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From: Tiki bar
Hey Skyslug, What you really need to do is: Follow these steps because is a setting issue that comes by default with the new Internet Explorer and Vista.
1. OPEN UP you Internet Explorer
2. Tools then Internet Option
3. Click on the Advanced TAB (Far Right)
4. Scroll down to the bottom
5. Check the box that says "Use SSL 2.0
6. Don't forget to hit Apply and OK
That should solve your issue with IE and Epic.
Enjoy
1. OPEN UP you Internet Explorer
2. Tools then Internet Option
3. Click on the Advanced TAB (Far Right)
4. Scroll down to the bottom
5. Check the box that says "Use SSL 2.0
6. Don't forget to hit Apply and OK
That should solve your issue with IE and Epic.
Enjoy
03-30-2009 | 05:26 PM
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From: FO
Bid is out, JFK here I come...beats CVG. Hopefully a lineholder, but I'm too drunk to figure it out at the moment (not that I would be bale to anyways).
03-30-2009 | 05:31 PM
What's A Weekend?
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From: Big...So Big
03-30-2009 | 05:57 PM
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From: EFFO (eternally furloughed First Officer)
03-30-2009 | 07:01 PM
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From: blueJet
Looks like B.D. got displaced to Delta. last I checked he was on the 50 in Cincy...
Mysterious Flash and Boom Soyuz Space Junk
Delta airline pilot Bryce Debban reported seeing the streak of light on a flight from Boston to Raleigh-Durham when his plane was about 31,000 feet in the air.
"We saw it streak across the sky and then blow up," Debban told SPACE.com. "It was brighter than the full moon. It lit up the cockpit as if it were daylight."
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At least he got to see some pretty lights!
Mysterious Flash and Boom Soyuz Space Junk
Delta airline pilot Bryce Debban reported seeing the streak of light on a flight from Boston to Raleigh-Durham when his plane was about 31,000 feet in the air.
"We saw it streak across the sky and then blow up," Debban told SPACE.com. "It was brighter than the full moon. It lit up the cockpit as if it were daylight."
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At least he got to see some pretty lights!
03-30-2009 | 07:56 PM
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Looks like B.D. got displaced to Delta. last I checked he was on the 50 in Cincy...
Mysterious Flash and Boom Soyuz Space Junk
Delta airline pilot Bryce Debban reported seeing the streak of light on a flight from Boston to Raleigh-Durham when his plane was about 31,000 feet in the air.
"We saw it streak across the sky and then blow up," Debban told SPACE.com. "It was brighter than the full moon. It lit up the cockpit as if it were daylight."
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At least he got to see some pretty lights!
Mysterious Flash and Boom Soyuz Space Junk
Delta airline pilot Bryce Debban reported seeing the streak of light on a flight from Boston to Raleigh-Durham when his plane was about 31,000 feet in the air.
"We saw it streak across the sky and then blow up," Debban told SPACE.com. "It was brighter than the full moon. It lit up the cockpit as if it were daylight."
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At least he got to see some pretty lights!
03-31-2009 | 07:40 AM
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From: Big...So Big
WOW! 12 hours and no new posts? On the day after the displacement/Screw Ya Bid came out?
Hey congrats to some of my favorite captains who will be reinstated and coming back to JFK! Sorry I can't be there to fly with ya, I'm busy waiting on the gub'ment cheese truck!
Hey congrats to some of my favorite captains who will be reinstated and coming back to JFK! Sorry I can't be there to fly with ya, I'm busy waiting on the gub'ment cheese truck!
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