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Originally Posted by bustinmins
(Post 313346)
Once, I was walking through the terminal in Denver. I was approaching another crewmember as I walked to my gate. As I always do, I made eye contact and gave him a nod of respect. This tool turned and looked the other direction. If you have to fly with guys that have an ego as big as.....
At the smaller domiciles, this isn't a factor. Just like the friendliness of a small town over the indifference felt in a larger one, I think that's what's at work. |
Originally Posted by sonic
(Post 313605)
I don't envy skywest.....but they do annoy the hell out of me..... I've been kicked out of the jumpseat twice by being over by 40 pounds and no effort by the captain whatsoever. These are just my personal issues with skypest.
I'm sure anybody would be happy to add 40 pounds to politely tell a challenging jumpseater to go bye bye. |
The only Pilot that I won't give a nod of respect to is a GoJet one.
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Originally Posted by TonyWilliams
(Post 313883)
Let's see... kicked out twice..... I wonder if the problem is SkyPest, or you?
I'm sure anybody would be happy to add 40 pounds to politely tell a challenging jumpseater to go bye bye. Who knows, maybe as previously mentioned they were new captains and just going by the book. |
Originally Posted by sonic
(Post 313925)
Bad choice of words on my part Tony, as far as "kicked out", I meant to say the weight/balance didn't work. Have never been anything but professional and polite, despite any problem with the jumpseat. I can make 40 pounds disappear faster than Britney Spears loses her panties just to make sure a guy gets a ride home.
Who knows, maybe as previously mentioned they were new captains and just going by the book. for the RECORD I have never Left anyone behind because of w/b maybe I am just lucky |
No need to burn extra fuel in that case - this has nothing to do with that...you doctor the paperwork is all.
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Originally Posted by ExperimentalAB
(Post 313947)
No need to burn extra fuel in that case - this has nothing to do with that...you doctor the paperwork is all.
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I wouldn't doctor any paperwork. There are several legal ways to get them on, especially if it was that close. Depending on the company, get with your dispatcher and show an extra 40 pounds of taxi fuel burn. That is by far the easiest way to do it.
Don't admit to doctoring anything on a public forum. You aren't as anonymous as you think. |
Originally Posted by ghilis101
(Post 314000)
exactly, considering the passenger weight and baggage estimates that you use anyway to do a w/b, youd be lucky if you were even within 1000 lbs of actual weight. but thats good enough for performance numbers since theyre conservative anway. thus the reason you should never leave a jumpseater behind :)
Originally Posted by ryguy
(Post 314061)
I wouldn't doctor any paperwork. There are several legal ways to get them on, especially if it was that close. Depending on the company, get with your dispatcher and show an extra 40 pounds of taxi fuel burn. That is by far the easiest way to do it.
Don't admit to doctoring anything on a public forum. You aren't as anonymous as you think. |
Originally Posted by ExperimentalAB
(Post 314115)
Exactly...
ghilis knows what I'm talking about - you and I said the same thing dude. I know what you meant but not everyone one would with the usual connotation of that word. Just saying be careful. |
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