Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
Agreed Nosmo, there's actually less room in the 73 cockpit with the airside bags then there used to be when we were packing our kits. That being said, I just vacuum seal myself and it seems to work out.
Actually t, that's incorrect. It's been stated by Steve Dickson in a recent memo that they are actively testing tablets to provide manuals, jepp plates & charts, reroute messages, trip check in features, and a Delta Meteorology app to access realtime weather radar. They want it all.
I know it is probably in this thread a thousand pages back so forgive me for asking....... When do the guys that signed up for the early retirement/buy out in July have to actually retire or can they just keep extending month to month?
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With the arrival of 737-900ER's that can hold the equivalent of a domestic 757; does this make anyone else think that the 7ER category will return to its more traditional role of international flying while the 73N category will take over a lot of that domestic flying that has annoyed the vast majority of ER pilots of late?
They're all gone by Jan 1.
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Thanks for the info on the Captains status of Delta and Northwest
With the arrival of 737-900ER's that can hold the equivalent of a domestic 757; does this make anyone else think that the 7ER category will return to its more traditional role of international flying while the 73N category will take over a lot of that domestic flying that has annoyed the vast majority of ER pilots of late?
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The record is for the 757, not your DC-10 or the 747, both of which has hauled a LOT more out of those areas.
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