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#1171
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luckily for me I’m never going to get one besides in 5 years when I could maybe swing one it won’t be worth it anymore. 44 years old to retire behind 12k younger guys slinging gear my whole career? No thanks. This industry sucks.
Would absolutely jump out the window the second I had to sit right seat to the 24 year old 1500 TT United hire from 2022, absolutely no thanks to that.
Would absolutely jump out the window the second I had to sit right seat to the 24 year old 1500 TT United hire from 2022, absolutely no thanks to that.
#1174
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From: Gear slinger
#1175
And also this.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/28/airb...-incident.html
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/28/airb...-incident.html
#1176
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#1177
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We have 3 787s assembled sitting on the ramp painted. Two of them are in flight tests. A 4th plane is currently on the assembly line. There are no reported delays for production. The only thing I've heard is the Polaris Suite configuration isn't going to be installed until March or April so either we take the planes with the current configuration or let them sit there in CHS and wait for the new configuration. Not sure why we would do that but there are no "production" issues on the 787 line per se.
The biggest constraint the 787s have are seat suppliers, not 787 aircraft production. Both Lufthansa and American have been having substantial delays this year because of their seat suppliers.
The biggest constraint the 787s have are seat suppliers, not 787 aircraft production. Both Lufthansa and American have been having substantial delays this year because of their seat suppliers.
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#1180
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Joined: Dec 2008
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From: 320 Captain
The 6 NEO’s affected will have the software update and be back to flying in short order. Is it an issue? For sure, but not a catastrophic issue. And one that apparently is fixed rather easily.
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