Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
10-19-2012, 01:51 PM
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10-19-2012, 01:55 PM
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So...we gonna change the thread name to "Any 'Latest & Greatest' Delta Will Let Us Talk About?" 
10-19-2012, 02:02 PM
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How about an apples to apples comparison for once? A line check airman posting a bunch of potentially sensitive information on a web board after he was asked not to, is far different than anything a Medal of Honor recipient has, or ever will do. My assumption is that he's still far more humble than you and Gearjerk though. I mean, since you want to rattle your saber like a warrior just so everyone can ultimately see just how awesome you are, we might as well compare you as men.
10-19-2012, 02:05 PM
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How about an apples to apples comparison for once? A line check airman posting a bunch of potentially sensitive information on a web board after he was asked not to, is far different than anything a Medal of Honor recipient has, or ever will do. My assumption is that he's still far more humble than you and Gearjerk though. I mean, since you want to rattle your saber like a warrior just so everyone can ultimately see just how awesome you are, we might as well compare you as men.
10-19-2012, 02:07 PM
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Hey guys,
For about the last two years Compass has allowed Delta pilots to utilize the flight attendent jumpseats for commuting purposes. Thats up to three pilot jumpseaters per flight. So far this has been a one way agreement, with no offical reciprocity on mainline Delta flights. The union has indicated that if some sort of reciprocal agreement does not come into being, the ability for Delta pilots to use Compass flight attendent jumpseats could get shut down.
If you get a chance, bug some of the base/system chief pilots and send an email to your reps. Thanks
For about the last two years Compass has allowed Delta pilots to utilize the flight attendent jumpseats for commuting purposes. Thats up to three pilot jumpseaters per flight. So far this has been a one way agreement, with no offical reciprocity on mainline Delta flights. The union has indicated that if some sort of reciprocal agreement does not come into being, the ability for Delta pilots to use Compass flight attendent jumpseats could get shut down.
If you get a chance, bug some of the base/system chief pilots and send an email to your reps. Thanks
10-19-2012, 02:17 PM
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Hey guys,
For about the last two years Compass has allowed Delta pilots to utilize the flight attendent jumpseats for commuting purposes. Thats up to three pilot jumpseaters per flight. So far this has been a one way agreement, with no offical reciprocity on mainline Delta flights. The union has indicated that if some sort of reciprocal agreement does not come into being, the ability for Delta pilots to use Compass flight attendent jumpseats could get shut down.
If you get a chance, bug some of the base/system chief pilots and send an email to your reps. Thanks
For about the last two years Compass has allowed Delta pilots to utilize the flight attendent jumpseats for commuting purposes. Thats up to three pilot jumpseaters per flight. So far this has been a one way agreement, with no offical reciprocity on mainline Delta flights. The union has indicated that if some sort of reciprocal agreement does not come into being, the ability for Delta pilots to use Compass flight attendent jumpseats could get shut down.
If you get a chance, bug some of the base/system chief pilots and send an email to your reps. Thanks
10-19-2012, 02:27 PM
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10-19-2012, 02:44 PM
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How about an apples to apples comparison for once? A line check airman posting a bunch of potentially sensitive information on a web board after he was asked not to, is far different than anything a Medal of Honor recipient has, or ever will do. My assumption is that he's still far more humble than you and Gearjerk though. I mean, since you want to rattle your saber like a warrior just so everyone can ultimately see just how awesome you are, we might as well compare you as men.
What you are missing is the point that I was making: In my opinion it is not necessary to equalize or marginalize the deeds or actions of a Medal of Honor recipient -- for any reason. If it were me, I would simply say the guy is Superman or something and move on. While I understood what you were tying to say, I stopped reading after I read your comment that Sgt. Meyer was "just doing his job."
Your above post is off the mark. Aim first before you fire next time.
10-19-2012, 02:49 PM
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On another note, what are the odds we pick up the 5 777LR's AI has for sale?
10-19-2012, 02:50 PM
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