Thought his headline was about CAL
09-21-2011, 05:16 AM
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Thought his headline was about CAL
Turns out this is at Southwest. But since we have strange markings next to the entry door on many of our airplanes, maybe someone should investigate Continental. Anyone at United seen the markings Continental employees have seen. I won't elaborate because I'm sure many of you know what I am talking about...one man's vanity.
Airline investigates suspicous symbols marked on planes - CNN.com
Airline investigates suspicous symbols marked on planes - CNN.com
09-21-2011, 06:20 AM
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FYI.....
Within the last week, I flew a 4 day trip with most of the legs being B757-300 flying. Over those 4 days, we saw 3 different a/c that had the "tag" that you mentioned.
Discussing the topic with a MX guy earlier this week at one of our major out-stations, he said the company (especially MX control) is very aware of this situation. Some CA's have written-up the "tag" as "unauthorized graffiti on exterior of aircraft", thus having to address the issue....sometimes at out-stations which has caused some 'headaches' downline.
The MX gentlemen went on to share that MX Control has been actively tracking the various aircraft in question while attempting to try and 'connect the dots' in solving the mystery.
I'm sure it will just be a matter of time.....
Within the last week, I flew a 4 day trip with most of the legs being B757-300 flying. Over those 4 days, we saw 3 different a/c that had the "tag" that you mentioned.
Discussing the topic with a MX guy earlier this week at one of our major out-stations, he said the company (especially MX control) is very aware of this situation. Some CA's have written-up the "tag" as "unauthorized graffiti on exterior of aircraft", thus having to address the issue....sometimes at out-stations which has caused some 'headaches' downline.
The MX gentlemen went on to share that MX Control has been actively tracking the various aircraft in question while attempting to try and 'connect the dots' in solving the mystery.
I'm sure it will just be a matter of time.....
09-22-2011, 12:07 PM
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FYI.....
Within the last week, I flew a 4 day trip with most of the legs being B757-300 flying. Over those 4 days, we saw 3 different a/c that had the "tag" that you mentioned.
Discussing the topic with a MX guy earlier this week at one of our major out-stations, he said the company (especially MX control) is very aware of this situation. Some CA's have written-up the "tag" as "unauthorized graffiti on exterior of aircraft", thus having to address the issue....sometimes at out-stations which has caused some 'headaches' downline.
The MX gentlemen went on to share that MX Control has been actively tracking the various aircraft in question while attempting to try and 'connect the dots' in solving the mystery.
I'm sure it will just be a matter of time.....
Within the last week, I flew a 4 day trip with most of the legs being B757-300 flying. Over those 4 days, we saw 3 different a/c that had the "tag" that you mentioned.
Discussing the topic with a MX guy earlier this week at one of our major out-stations, he said the company (especially MX control) is very aware of this situation. Some CA's have written-up the "tag" as "unauthorized graffiti on exterior of aircraft", thus having to address the issue....sometimes at out-stations which has caused some 'headaches' downline.
The MX gentlemen went on to share that MX Control has been actively tracking the various aircraft in question while attempting to try and 'connect the dots' in solving the mystery.
I'm sure it will just be a matter of time.....
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