Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
What did we tell you about leaving peanut butter on your hands?
Yep... Manuas is S03 02.5 Interesting. We looking a blind eye on that or rounding down?
DAL- I just can't help myself. It's a learning process.
DAL- I just can't help myself. It's a learning process.
Did this not change to 008S recently? It might have been some equipment requirement changes but I know something changed to 008S.
Can't abide NAI
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The intensity in that Dog's stare is just freaking me out.
Can we go back to co-eds?
Can we go back to co-eds?
Oh well, Jackets just bombed vs Iowa so now its on to the main event. Alabama vs Texas (with plenty of TX pics once Super recovers).
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The move to 3 1/2 degrees south was a change to the definition of "Ocean Crossing," which affected augmentation/relief rules. It had no impact on whether or not international pay was earned.
Seems a lot of folks are confused by this topic because certain international destinations are allowed to be dispatched under Delta's Ops Specs under domestic rules, and that those destinations aren't generally flown by international categories.
Dear Dr. Clamp,
First time caller here.
My PA's just suck.
I don't have a "callsign".
I've never "communicated" with a Mig driver while inverted.
I was never in a squadron.
I basically don't have anything to impress the customers with.
Please help.
Mired in Motown
First time caller here.
My PA's just suck.
I don't have a "callsign".
I've never "communicated" with a Mig driver while inverted.
I was never in a squadron.
I basically don't have anything to impress the customers with.
Please help.
Mired in Motown
Not correct.
The move to 3 1/2 degrees south was a change to the definition of "Ocean Crossing," which affected augmentation/relief rules. It had no impact on whether or not international pay was earned.
Seems a lot of folks are confused by this topic because certain international destinations are allowed to be dispatched under Delta's Ops Specs under domestic rules, and that those destinations aren't generally flown by international categories.
The move to 3 1/2 degrees south was a change to the definition of "Ocean Crossing," which affected augmentation/relief rules. It had no impact on whether or not international pay was earned.
Seems a lot of folks are confused by this topic because certain international destinations are allowed to be dispatched under Delta's Ops Specs under domestic rules, and that those destinations aren't generally flown by international categories.
Grassy-@$$. Now that you mention it, I remember the 3.5 degrees S number.
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