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#7835
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2012
Position: 737 FO
Posts: 880
Immature? Yes. Funny? Well, I think so.
#7837
Layover Master
Joined APC: Jan 2013
Position: Seated
Posts: 4,323
To the Piedmont crew who apparently accidentally shut down BOTH engines today after clearing 27R in PHL...
Shut 'em down, emergency lights went on, no one said anything. Sat there for 10 minutes with zero explanation. Started up the right engine and taxied on in...
Tools.
Not because they shut down both engines, but because they said NOTHING to the pax while the Emer lights were on and they sat there on an active taxiway.
Full disclosure, I was not on the flight. Good buddy and his crew were DHs on it.
Shut 'em down, emergency lights went on, no one said anything. Sat there for 10 minutes with zero explanation. Started up the right engine and taxied on in...
Tools.
Not because they shut down both engines, but because they said NOTHING to the pax while the Emer lights were on and they sat there on an active taxiway.
Full disclosure, I was not on the flight. Good buddy and his crew were DHs on it.
Last edited by PotatoChip; 02-16-2016 at 02:20 PM. Reason: there/their/they're
#7838
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Nov 2013
Posts: 2,756
To the Piedmont crew who apparently accidentally shut down BOTH engines today after clearing 27R in PHL...
Shut 'em down, emergency lights went on, no one said anything. Sat there for 10 minutes with zero explanation. Started up the right engine and taxied on in...
Tools.
Not because they shut down both engines, but because they said NOTHING to the pax while the Emer lights were on and they sat there on an active taxiway.
Full disclosure, I was not on the flight. Good buddy and his crew were DHs on it.
Shut 'em down, emergency lights went on, no one said anything. Sat there for 10 minutes with zero explanation. Started up the right engine and taxied on in...
Tools.
Not because they shut down both engines, but because they said NOTHING to the pax while the Emer lights were on and they sat there on an active taxiway.
Full disclosure, I was not on the flight. Good buddy and his crew were DHs on it.
#7839
Might be an exaggeration but to put it in perspective, the 717 APU takes just under 3 minutes to get started and an additional 2 minutes until air is available. It then takes over 2 minutes to get the 1st engine cranked bringing us until 7 minutes to have the ability to taxi if we were to do the same thing. I know they aren't operating 717s but not everybody can just step on the brake and hit the auto start button with the FOB in their pocket .
#7840
Runs with scissors
Joined APC: Dec 2009
Position: Going to hell in a bucket, but enjoying the ride .
Posts: 7,756
D'Tyner (aka Captain 1-800-Truck-Driver),
A Dollar Fifty (Solo) | D'Tyner
I can't say I'm a huge fan of rap, but I thought that was a killer cut. I just paypal'd the tune and downloaded to my in-flight playlist. Well done, sir. Takes cajones to put yourself out publicly like that. F the haters, you know they always gonna hate.
Hope I get to meet you one of these days. 1st round is on me.
A Dollar Fifty (Solo) | D'Tyner
I can't say I'm a huge fan of rap, but I thought that was a killer cut. I just paypal'd the tune and downloaded to my in-flight playlist. Well done, sir. Takes cajones to put yourself out publicly like that. F the haters, you know they always gonna hate.
Hope I get to meet you one of these days. 1st round is on me.
I was raised in the 60's and 70's listening to Zeppelin and Lou Reed, but when Marshall Mathers came along, and after watching 8 Mile, I started listening to some of his stuff. He's pretty funny too.
Here's one of my favorites. Mods, this one is edited to take out the bad words.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJO5HU_7_1w
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