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Originally Posted by Noisecanceller
(Post 3594624)
Domestic to where? Most of Miami is from Latin America or Russian. They aren’t visiting anywhere in the US and the rest of the US (spirit customers) really doesn’t think they can afford to be in Miami once they are there.
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Originally Posted by Noisecanceller
(Post 3594624)
Domestic to where? Most of Miami is from Latin America or Russian. They aren’t visiting anywhere in the US and the rest of the US (spirit customers) really doesn’t think they can afford to be in Miami once they are there.
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Originally Posted by RemoveB4flght
(Post 3595151)
My experience with the Miami loads are 50% various Latinks (is that how you say Latinx?) communities either stopping to visit family there, or connecting further on down south. The other 50% are exactly like our Vegas loads, wanting the absolute cheapest ride there so they can drop all their money and look like ballers on their Instagrams. Not sure it’s enough for any appreciable market share.
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Originally Posted by CincoDeMayo
(Post 3595211)
All those Invitca watches, Armani Exchange, and gallons of cologne
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Anybody know about that FO that brought a hot plate in the cockpit to warm up his meal and it caught fire or smoke in the cockpit and they had to divert? I guess it was a new guy.
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Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3596588)
Anybody know about that FO that brought a hot plate in the cockpit to warm up his meal and it caught fire or smoke in the cockpit and they had to divert? I guess it was a new guy.
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Originally Posted by SSlow
(Post 3596601)
Did he/she at least get to eat it though?
but I seriously know 2 guys that have received NOI’s from doing this on the plane. |
Originally Posted by Halon1211
(Post 3596609)
haha…good question.
but I seriously know 2 guys that have received NOI’s from doing this on the plane. |
It wasn’t so much the hot plate that caused the issue, but when he did the hibachi-style flaming onion volcano is what set off the smoke master warning.
I knew a flight attendant here who used to carry a rice cooker around with her and lamented she didn’t have anywhere in the cabin to plug it in. |
Originally Posted by RemoveB4flght
(Post 3597030)
It wasn’t so much the hot plate that caused the issue, but when he did the hibachi-style flaming onion volcano is what set off the smoke master warning.
I knew a flight attendant here who used to carry a rice cooker around with her and lamented she didn’t have anywhere in the cabin to plug it in. this must be a separate incident…the story I was told was a guy had his “hot box” start to smoke like it shorted out or something and lots of smoke in the cockpit. |
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