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01-03-2020 | 02:07 PM
#91
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Settle down there skip. The kind that brings their own food and tries to be healthy on the road.
What kind of self respecting pilot really needs to care if another pilot has 2 or 3 bags?
Also, uniformed crew are actually exempt from the 2 bag rule. I dont know the exact reference, but its in the regs and company policies. Out of uniform an agent can make you check one, however not for a fee.
What kind of self respecting pilot really needs to care if another pilot has 2 or 3 bags?
Also, uniformed crew are actually exempt from the 2 bag rule. I dont know the exact reference, but its in the regs and company policies. Out of uniform an agent can make you check one, however not for a fee.
01-03-2020 | 02:49 PM
#92
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There's no FAR that says you can only have 2 bags. What the FAR says is that you should reference the Weight and Balance manual of the airline. Airlines just like to throw that ball in the FAA court instead of taking responsibility for being the 2 bag limiters.
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01-03-2020 | 03:02 PM
#93
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Their weight and balance manual would be an FAA approved program so it’s kinda both
01-03-2020 | 03:07 PM
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Settle down there skip. The kind that brings their own food and tries to be healthy on the road.
What kind of self respecting pilot really needs to care if another pilot has 2 or 3 bags?
Also, uniformed crew are actually exempt from the 2 bag rule. I dont know the exact reference, but its in the regs and company policies. Out of uniform an agent can make you check one, however not for a fee.
What kind of self respecting pilot really needs to care if another pilot has 2 or 3 bags?
Also, uniformed crew are actually exempt from the 2 bag rule. I dont know the exact reference, but its in the regs and company policies. Out of uniform an agent can make you check one, however not for a fee.
Aero coast efb cooler II I think it is. Food/iPad/miscellaneous in one. What’s in the third bag? I’m dying to know
01-03-2020 | 04:15 PM
#95
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Most people carry food in eBag or luggage works cooler. The other is for, iPad, laptop, headphone that I use for commuting and misc. Next time you see a pilot with 3 bags ask them if you’re dying to know.
01-03-2020 | 04:35 PM
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01-04-2020 | 05:48 AM
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Haha. I really gotta hand it to the guys who bring a cooler full of food they prepped before coming to work. They really have their life together. I’m lucky if I remember to bring enough underwear and clothes for the overnight and I’m usually packing 5 minutes after I should have left for the airport. But to each their own. The best are the FOs that bring homemade beef jerky to share...
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01-05-2020 | 01:31 PM
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And you always have 5-10 people no show. First time fliers who get to the airport thinking 45 minutes prior to push is plenty at places like ATL.
01-06-2020 | 08:58 AM
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Lesson learned for holiday period at LAX!
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