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ChimpJet (RJ) Retirement Ceremony

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UEJ500 said:
An escort from the gate to the other side of security so someone can take your company I.D., usually a secretary.

Funny! Would suck if you had to turn your ID in to the intern!
 
LearLove said:
not exactly, but something very similar happened to a PDT capt on his last day before retirement a few years ago.

I know who/what you are talking about. What a crapfest. For a captian that NEVER called in sick for like 30 years. This place sucks.

PDT is doomed. Run, run, as fast as you can from PDT.

The managment is like a bunch of drunk retards trying to play poker in vegas. Way screwed. and lear I know you are mainline, but really mainline has taken some huge craps on PDT, you have been here you know.
 
McNugget said:
We had an RJ captain retire in ORD at Atlantic Coast. He got the full fire truck salute pulling into the terminal on his last day. Pretty cool.

I saw the "full fire truck salute" in IAD for one of our J32 CA's. IIRC, he was a C5 instructor prior to joining ACA.
 
When you shut down for the last time, you turn on your cell phone and find a message from the Fed Ex hiring dept. offering you that job - Oh ******************** your 60. Too bad.
 
I've seen three retirements at three different airports for three different companies (that I can think of). Two 328JETs and a CRJ. Full fire truck salute each time, and I got chills each time. I think it would still be a cool ceremony even if it were a beech 1900 under the spray. It's a nice tradition that I'm sure dates way back in the days of commercial aviation (I'd be interested to find out the origin of this particular tradition.
 
Heck, the way they build these barbie jets, i don't know if it'll withstand the water spray from the fire trucks.... may cause some severe hull damage!!
 

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