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theaviator 05-19-2008 06:39 PM


Originally Posted by cessna157 (Post 386644)
Yes 9400 is a ferry. Call sked about the time

I called them, she said becuase i had another trip that the report time was 6:40 they were just going to have me come in at 6:40 and notify me then of my new departure.
The ferry is to Orlando, I thought we didnt fly 50's to orlando?

cessna157 05-19-2008 06:56 PM

The 50 is the only thing we fly to MCO.

Boomer 05-19-2008 07:02 PM


Originally Posted by Pantera (Post 386321)
The only thing bad about the 70/90 is having to go back to the 50 when you upgrade.

Good things about the 70/90

They climb like a MOFO and cruise easy at .83/.82
Never having to stick your head in the hell hole to ad or check oil.
Forward lav
Dedicated pilots bag compartment that is easy to get your bags into.
Bleeds are automatic.
Adjustable temp control.
FADEC I repeat FADEC!!! Set it and forget it!
90 has dual FMS
Over head reading light
Longer trips with less legs
No more C terminal
Whiz wheel for w & B
Supposed to have a jetbridge for the 90 every time but that doesn't happen

did I forget anything?

Two flight Attendants... For double the grandmothering.

cessna157 05-19-2008 07:13 PM


Originally Posted by Boomer (Post 386674)
Two flight Attendants... For double the grandmothering.

Actually, Ive noticed the majority of the f/as on the 700/900 are of the younger variety. Much better crew feeling than the 50.

Oh and pantera, I don't know if I'd call the whiz wheel an improvement. The way it was done on the 50 was much more precise than that slippery little E6B type thing.

cessna126 05-19-2008 07:27 PM

I have found that most of the whiz wheels in the 70 are useless. They are so overused that one wheel turns and the other stays still. Oh well. And I second the younger flight attendant thing. I have had more fun on overnights that I ever had on the 50.

cessna157 05-19-2008 07:50 PM

Don't we have a min age requirement for pilot? I was just looking around the new seniority list and there's one near the bottom who is still 19.

Good for him, I think that's great to be able to get on at such a young age, but damn....???

mattp1803 05-19-2008 07:58 PM


Originally Posted by cessna157 (Post 386712)
Don't we have a min age requirement for pilot? I was just looking around the new seniority list and there's one near the bottom who is still 19.

Good for him, I think that's great to be able to get on at such a young age, but damn....???

Sheesh, I thought Comair's min age was 21.

gooneybird_71 05-19-2008 08:07 PM

whats up jay happy birthday

garritto 05-19-2008 08:13 PM


Originally Posted by RJtrashPilot (Post 386601)
No, but it is one I am willing to play. I won't commute for an FO slot but I will commute for a captain slot.

That will be the same for me. The quickest upgrade I can take I'll ***** myself out for.

SuperPilotJesse 05-20-2008 03:18 AM


Originally Posted by mattp1803 (Post 386715)
Sheesh, I thought Comair's min age was 21.

He's in my class. Apparently the actual min is age 20 by the end of IOE, which he will be. Trust me I think he's gonna do 10xbetter than the guys over 40.


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