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Blackbird

01-25-2007 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by flyinhigh6165 (Post 107607)

H-Town is my old stomping grounds...actually Katy, TX. I think LAX is full right now. So i think you would be based in ATL. As far as that commute goes...I am doing the Dallas-ATL commute and it can be hard and I wish it was easier like the IAH-ATL commute...so it's not a bad commute. Honestly, being on reserve and commuting is a rough life. I would look into crashpads which include everything you need except food and bed sheets at most places.

Thanks for the info on flying out of H-town, I'm still living in College Station and trying to decide weather I want to move to ATL if offered the job or live around my college buddies in H-town of Big D. Gig'em baby

stangplane

01-26-2007 10:53 AM

i know someone that flies the atr and has been reserve since aug 2005

ncflyer704

01-26-2007 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by flyinhigh6165 (Post 107613)

... Your family will fly free and actually..(little rusty on this) has a higher priority than your parents.

Is there an age restriction in kids?? Meaning, after they are 18 or 21 and on their own, do they retain benefits?? Again..THANKS!!!!

flyinhigh6165

01-26-2007 12:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Blackbird (Post 107834)

An AGGIE huh? I miss College Station...good times and hot women.

Blackbird

01-26-2007 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by flyinhigh6165 (Post 108251)

An AGGIE huh? I miss College Station...good times and hot women.

Yep class of 03, were you an aggie

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