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02-01-2011, 03:48 PM

#51

Boneman

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Position: B757 Capt

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Quote:

Originally Posted by ewrbasedpilot

We tend to have a few of them, and they are on just about EVERY DH'ing flight. They accumulate around 115 hours of pay each month, and to hear them talk, they are desperate and can't even afford a cup of coffee, so they'll hang out in the cockpit even during 3 hour "airport appreciation" stops. Funny thing though, is most of them aren't married, have NO kids, ore over 60, and have NO LIFE. Wonder what they spend all their money on?

Alimony & child support...

02-01-2011, 04:11 PM

#52

v1ohno

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Position: B756 CA EWR

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Originally Posted by strfyr51

You guys should do more to advance your causes and concerns rather than just accept what's offered. As Maintenence went We had lot of say in the design of the 777 which included maintenence proceedures and specifications. ALPA should do that as well to give you guys a "workable Office".. Can't hurt can it?

BAWHAWHAHAHAAAAAAA! You guys are in for a rude awakening at CAL.
If it cost NOTHING, CAL won't give it to you because that would be the tail wagging the dog in their eyes!!

Last edited by v1ohno; 02-01-2011 at 04:23 PM.

02-02-2011, 06:54 AM

#53

EWRflyr

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Position: 737 CAPT

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Originally Posted by Sliceback

How about comprimising on 90 kts?

Or 80 kts on even flights and 100 kts on odd flights?

100 KTS on days with a "y" and 80 KTS for days with a "z" is another option.

02-02-2011, 11:25 AM

#54

Boneman

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Position: B757 Capt

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Quote:

Originally Posted by v1ohno

BAWHAWHAHAHAAAAAAA! You guys are in for a rude awakening at CAL.
If it cost NOTHING, CAL won't give it to you because that would be the tail wagging the dog in their eyes!!

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Originally Posted by EWRflyr

100 KTS on days with a "y" and 80 KTS for days with a "z" is another option.

I'm sure glad we have some highly paid, expert management training pilots on both side willing to work this minutiae out.

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The Captain cannot be concerned with the minutiae of shipboard life.

02-10-2011, 08:23 AM

#55

A320

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Originally Posted by EWRflyr

100 KTS on days with a "y" and 80 KTS for days with a "z" is another option.

So was the Firehouse 737 in Denver in the high speed or low speed regime when it headed for the weeds?

02-10-2011, 08:26 AM

#56

A320

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What happens if every LCA decides to not do IOEs until the JCBA is hammered out. That will grind this place to a halt especially when our 65ers start golfing more.

02-10-2011, 09:02 AM

#57

syd111

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Position: B-777 left

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Originally Posted by A320

What happens if every LCA decides to not do IOEs until the JCBA is hammered out. That will grind this place to a halt especially when our 65ers start golfing more.

I dont think that will happen as many lca's are there for the greed factor and raise their hands every time the crew desk calls

02-10-2011, 09:23 AM

#58

chuckyt1

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Originally Posted by syd111

I dont think that will happen as many lca's are there for the greed factor and raise their hands every time the crew desk calls

At UAL it did happen. Durring the "Summer of love". I believe it was quite effective.

02-10-2011, 10:18 AM

#59

syd111

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Originally Posted by chuckyt1

At UAL it did happen. Durring the "Summer of love". I believe it was quite effective.

Yes I remember but right now I don't think it would happen when I watch them carry 50 hours in the bank.

02-10-2011, 11:46 AM

#60

joepilot

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Position: 747 Captain (Ret,)

Posts: 807

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Originally Posted by XHooker

I don't know... what's the likely greater danger... a fire light or an abort just below V1? That's not rhetorical, I really wonder. We've got fire bottles and you can get an airplane back on the ground within 10 minutes IMC, about half that VMC. How many fire lights are false indications? I'm not wedded to any particular course of action, I just hope what the Star Chamber comes up with is based on logic. Like the rest of us, I'll try to do what they tell me to do.

In decent conditions yes, you can get back on the ground in minutes. If you take off below landing minimums your takeoff alternate can be two hours away (one hour for those of you that only start with two motors). That's a long time with a cargo compartment fire.

Joe