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Only YOU can prevent wing clippings!
ALERT to all Republic(an) and Shuttle America CA's: Only YOU can prevent your left wing from clipping other aircraft's wing's!! You can learn to "steer and clear" at the same time, it just takes practice!
A razzing is in order after the second incident in a week. What is this, a conspiracy against the Airbii? ;) See video. http://video.nbc4.com/player/?id=221874 |
great im sure we will be getting some nice memo about all this.
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The video makes it look like they were on a holding pad for one of the instances.
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My brother was on one of those flights. He sent me a text msg when it happened. He said they wouldn't deplane any passengers because they didn't want the aircraft to shift and make the damage worse. Maybe someone should have just thrown a bucket of water on one of the planes...:D
I'm wondering what the pavement markings were like where the incident occurred. I'm guessing that not everyone had their nosewheel on a stripe... |
and everyone calls them guppy killers... they are only going after the airbii
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This is sort of odd for Republic. It seems that the E-170 guys are afraid to taxi around another aircraft, even with plenty of room. I have noticed this frequently in CLT even before these incidents. I don't think it is just certain crews, because I see it often. They could have over a hundred yards of room to go around someone, yet they decide to wait. With this over-cautiousness, it seems odd that within a week two Republic aircraft would be involved in this. Kind of ironic.
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Or they wait because they get paid by the hour and want to overblock.
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Originally Posted by subicpilot
(Post 327281)
I'm wondering what the pavement markings were like where the incident occurred. I'm guessing that not everyone had their nosewheel on a stripe...
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Been on two Republic flights, both taxied very fast. Dumb.
Just cuz yo' on da centerline don't mean yo safe, yo!
Originally Posted by Killer51883
(Post 327343)
and everyone calls them guppy killers... they are only going after the airbii
Trooof! |
Originally Posted by texaspilot76
(Post 327385)
This is sort of odd for Republic. It seems that the E-170 guys are afraid to taxi around another aircraft, even with plenty of room. I have noticed this frequently in CLT even before these incidents. I don't think it is just certain crews, because I see it often. They could have over a hundred yards of room to go around someone, yet they decide to wait. With this over-cautiousness, it seems odd that within a week two Republic aircraft would be involved in this. Kind of ironic.
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must be the 250 hour guys casuing these incidents :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by tsween
(Post 327442)
must be the 250 hour guys casuing these incidents :rolleyes:
LOL, :D You are funny, atleast it wasn't a 1500 hour Captain from Hulas Airlines or this topic would be hot!!!!!! |
Originally Posted by tsween
(Post 327442)
must be the 250 hour guys casuing these incidents :rolleyes:
Hilarious... :mad: |
Originally Posted by tsween
(Post 327442)
must be the 250 hour guys casuing these incidents :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by PMeyer
(Post 327422)
Been on two Republic flights, both taxied very fast. Dumb.
Just cuz yo' on da centerline don't mean yo safe, yo! Trooof! |
all though maybe the captain was talking on the radio and taxiing while yelling at the 250 hour pilot about how to read back taxi clearances
just jokin |
Originally Posted by tsween
(Post 327492)
all though maybe the captain was talking on the radio and taxiing while yelling at the 250 hour pilot about how to read back taxi clearances
just jokin |
Originally Posted by ExperimentalAB
(Post 327494)
That is the most realistic scenario!
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Originally Posted by keiundraj
(Post 327500)
And the Mainline Captain was yelling at his 250hr FO also?;)
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Originally Posted by sigep_nm
(Post 327515)
If these guys were former skywest pilots none of this would have ever happened. Superior jet pilots dont make these mistakes.
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Originally Posted by sigep_nm
(Post 327515)
If these guys were former skywest pilots none of this would have ever happened. Superior jet pilots dont make these mistakes.
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Originally Posted by keiundraj
(Post 327500)
And the Mainline Captain was yelling at his 250hr FO also?;)
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Originally Posted by sigep_nm
(Post 327515)
If these guys were former skywest pilots none of this would have ever happened. Superior jet pilots dont make these mistakes.
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Originally Posted by Joeshmoe
(Post 327482)
Wow, what an incredibly articulate post.
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Originally Posted by SD3Dog
(Post 327631)
Lighten up Fransis..:p
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Originally Posted by sigep_nm
(Post 327515)
If these guys were former skywest pilots none of this would have ever happened. Superior jet pilots dont make these mistakes.
ExperimentalAB vbmenu_register("postmenu_327109", true); Gets Weekends Off http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/cu...tar10095_4.gif Joined APC: Apr 2007 Position: CRJ FO Posts: 1,684 http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/im...cons/icon1.gif Quote: Originally Posted by SmoothOnTop http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/im...s/viewpost.gif Hey, how many Skywesters are former mesa?? Tons...they've had near-entire classes of former Mesa. |
[QUOTE=SmoothOnTop;327694]Are you guys/gals familiar with the Law of Primacy?
ExperimentalAB vbmenu_register("postmenu_327109", true); Gets Weekends Off http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/cu...tar10095_4.gif Joined APC: Apr 2007 Position: CRJ FO Posts: 1,684 Thats funny :D....leave it to someone to bring back the laws of learning. There are a lot of old Mesa guys at SKW and RAH...well Everywhere I guess because they sure aren't staying at Mesa. ;) |
Sig's from Mesaba I'm guessing he's just trying to stir the pot.
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Knowledge I gathered from a 74 guy... Look at the shadow on the ground and you'll know if you'r going to "touch" wings. Remember, This only works if there is a shadow
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learn how to spell.....FRANCIS....lol
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Originally Posted by sigep_nm
(Post 327515)
If these guys were former skywest pilots none of this would have ever happened. Superior jet pilots dont make these mistakes.
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No. He's screwing with you. I'm sure SKW pilots are no more or less inclined to play bumper cars on the ramp than anyone else.
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Well if the SkyWest SOP said run into another airplane, almost all of our pilots would do it. Our captains would rather go around than put the gear down before flaps 20 on the CRJ. I mention this because I have seen other airlines putting the gear down before flaps when it is NECESSARY and you have been slam dunked.
On the bro, the flaps 15 speed is 200 per Embraer. However, for MX reasons I guess, SkyWest doesn't put them in until 180. I always enjoyed the captains who said, "you are a few knots fast" when I would ask for flaps 15. Almost every time, the airspeed indicators were 2-3 knots different! |
Originally Posted by Koolaidman
(Post 328624)
Well if the SkyWest SOP said run into another airplane, almost all of our pilots would do it. Our captains would rather go around than put the gear down before flaps 20 on the CRJ. I mention this because I have seen other airlines putting the gear down before flaps when it is NECESSARY and you have been slam dunked.
On the bro, the flaps 15 speed is 200 per Embraer. However, for MX reasons I guess, SkyWest doesn't put them in until 180. I always enjoyed the captains who said, "you are a few knots fast" when I would ask for flaps 15. Almost every time, the airspeed indicators were 2-3 knots different! Drink up!!! |
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