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10-04-2011 | 03:21 PM
#2911
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From: Guppy Capt.
As far as I know, there isn't any policy against re-hiring. My PRIA records showed "eligible for rehire".
I debated for a bit, and now trying to get people I know there, get in a letter of recommendation. On my initial "application", I had the box asking if I had letters "NO". I tried going back to check it "YES", but it says I already applied. NO kiddin, but I want to update it!. (Anyone know how?). So I might be towards the bottom. Hopefully as I get them, I can move up.
Heard they bumped it to 20/ month now...
10-05-2011 | 03:41 AM
#2912
First Rule of Fight Club
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From: My seat smells like cat pee
That one comment was a little tongue in cheek from Shiftwork (I know him).
As far as I know, there isn't any policy against re-hiring. My PRIA records showed "eligible for rehire".
I debated for a bit, and now trying to get people I know there, get in a letter of recommendation. On my initial "application", I had the box asking if I had letters "NO". I tried going back to check it "YES", but it says I already applied. NO kiddin, but I want to update it!. (Anyone know how?). So I might be towards the bottom. Hopefully as I get them, I can move up.
Heard they bumped it to 20/ month now...
As far as I know, there isn't any policy against re-hiring. My PRIA records showed "eligible for rehire".
I debated for a bit, and now trying to get people I know there, get in a letter of recommendation. On my initial "application", I had the box asking if I had letters "NO". I tried going back to check it "YES", but it says I already applied. NO kiddin, but I want to update it!. (Anyone know how?). So I might be towards the bottom. Hopefully as I get them, I can move up.
Heard they bumped it to 20/ month now...
10-05-2011 | 07:16 AM
#2913
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From: 320 Left soon middle
I just bumped into this. What? Transatlantic?
'Serious' plans for US flight to Kerry - News - Kerryman.ie
'Serious' plans for US flight to Kerry - News - Kerryman.ie
10-05-2011 | 07:33 AM
#2914
Line Holder
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From: A320 CA
...now where the heck did we put those ACT's!!!
10-05-2011 | 07:51 AM
#2915
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From: A320 starboard... Arrrr
3600 nm....
10-05-2011 | 07:59 AM
#2916
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From: 320 Left soon middle
I mean it is not that I see this Ireland route happen but the latest rumor from the interviews is that some A320 orders may be converted to A321neo if the numbers on fuel savings are really that good. But even that would need a fuel stop I think.
10-05-2011 | 08:12 AM
#2917
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Spirit operates a high density model, no?
What's the range of a heavily loaded 319 (let alone a 321!) off a 6,600 ft runway (Kerry) or a 7,000 ft runway (Cork) flying west?
A stop in Bangor or Gander is almost certain to be needed, not to mention some ETOPS.
There's a reason 757's do these routes, not Airbus NB's - performance.
What's the range of a heavily loaded 319 (let alone a 321!) off a 6,600 ft runway (Kerry) or a 7,000 ft runway (Cork) flying west?
A stop in Bangor or Gander is almost certain to be needed, not to mention some ETOPS.
There's a reason 757's do these routes, not Airbus NB's - performance.
10-05-2011 | 08:38 AM
#2918
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From: 320 Left soon middle
Spirit operates a high density model, no?
What's the range of a heavily loaded 319 (let alone a 321!) off a 6,600 ft runway (Kerry) or a 7,000 ft runway (Cork) flying west?
A stop in Bangor or Gander is almost certain to be needed, not to mention some ETOPS.
There's a reason 757's do these routes, not Airbus NB's - performance.
What's the range of a heavily loaded 319 (let alone a 321!) off a 6,600 ft runway (Kerry) or a 7,000 ft runway (Cork) flying west?
A stop in Bangor or Gander is almost certain to be needed, not to mention some ETOPS.
There's a reason 757's do these routes, not Airbus NB's - performance.
10-05-2011 | 02:07 PM
#2919
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From: Guppy Capt.
10-05-2011 | 03:19 PM
#2920
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From: A320 CA
In order to get a 321neo I think we would have to push back some delivery dates. I don't believe the neo's are available until after 2015, though I could be completely wrong. Anyone...??
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