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Michigan
Wow, I'm impressed at the number of Michigan glider pilots here! I'll throw in my recommendation for Adrian Soaring Club for anyone looking to soar or learn the sport. It's really a great place and even though I just joined this year I've been very pleased and impressed with the club's culture...- jjbiv
- Post #9
- Forum: Gliders and lighter-than-air
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Soaring in Michigan?
I'd heartily recommend Adrian Soaring Club. I joined this year and have really enjoyed it. The club is friendly and very safety oriented. Come and check it out!- jjbiv
- Post #5
- Forum: Gliders and lighter-than-air
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Adrian Soaring Club?
Sorry it took me so long to see and respond to this, CrewDawg! ASC is a great club with a good feel to it and very safety oriented. I just joined this year and have been very impressed and pleased. Let me know if you'd like me to put you in touch with someone particular. The Club's Website...- jjbiv
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- Forum: Gliders and lighter-than-air
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Who is the biggest loser you have flown with?
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Is "CREW" on your company IDs?
Should have picked TOL, Rick- jjbiv
- Post #14
- Forum: Flight dispatchers and crew schedulers
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ATA Furloughs
This rumor comes with exactly zero evidence to support it, but I just received a call at home reporting that per an ATA F/A the HP crew now is comfortably back in PHX, having "bought us" today. They supposedly returned on a flight her crashpad roomie worked. We shall see what announcements are... -
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NW goes after ATA in IND...big expansion
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Anyone know the mystery number you call to "list" yourself on ATA jumpseat?
It's common courtesy to list before trying to non-rev. Are you required to do so? No. Does it make the CSA's job easier and hence result in a better experience for you? Yes. If you know what you're doing it only takes a few seconds to create a record, so I really don't understand the big...- jjbiv
- Post #7
- Forum: General discussion
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Airlines that allow 135 js
Call 1-866-LIST ATA (1-866-547-8282) or Indy local 317-282-6950. joe- jjbiv
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- Forum: General discussion
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Who has acars?
Chicago Express has ACARS on all 17 Saabs. There's another one minute delay to code! joe -
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ATA to get N7 B752s
See the item entitled "Fleet" of Dave Lindskoog's September Flight Operations Update on the Employee Web Site. joe -
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ATA to get N7 B752s
The 76s are a done deal: they aren't happening. There isn't a viable business case for the aircraft. joe -
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ATA to get N7 B752s
When N7 brought one of their 75s in for a football charter, the mechanic traveling with the aircraft left me with the impression that no one would want their fleet. Apparently every aircraft was different and lots of custom engineering work had to be done when an AD affecting the fleet came... -
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ATA J/S Policy?
(866) LIST ATA The number is no secret and it really helps CSAs out if you call and list before showing up. Unlimited jumpseaters is the policy on ATA and ATA Connection. joe- jjbiv
- Post #7
- Forum: General discussion
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SkyWest: How do you do it?
SkyWest reported 90.3% of arrivals as being on time for June. Simply put, how do you guys pull this off? joe -
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Chicago Express
Be nice :-) C8 has some very nice, very professional, very cute pilots. joe -