Comair ship numbers

[dvmthwsvan]

Does anyone know where I can get a list of ship #'s vs. N #'s?

Thanks,

Dave

 

[doh]

Try epic or the Comair alpa page.

 

[Looking4Traffic]

DOH:

Are you going to be able to get a western base?

How's LB?

M.

P.S. Don't blame me, I'm a 61er who'll sell my soul to fly with DOH.

 

[doh]

L4T,

She's doing just fine. No, I don't want to sit reserve. How's Mrs. L4T?

 

[moscowcfi]

Try epic or the Comair alpa page.

Does anyone know where on Epic it is?

 

[dvmthwsvan]

can someone send it to me? i cant find it

 

[JetPilot_Mike]

It is on the Comair portion of the ALPA website.

 

[Looking4Traffic]

DOH:

Ms. L4T is doing great. We'll have to hook up soon at Pandas. Take it easy.

 

[RJ Bum]

The ship numbers on the Apla site are about a year and a half old. You can go over to the hangar and get a mech. to print you one. Took him about 2 min. for mine.

 

[JetPilot_Mike]

We haven't gotten any new 50 seaters since then. Did you notice a difference between the two lists?

 

[jetflyer]

If you're a Comair pilot, or if you're just in Concourse C at CVG, you can look at them all.

They're on the little screen next to the computers we bring up our flight releases and look at SBS.

They're on the screen that says what gate each flight is at. Just scroll through hitting the * or # key and you'll find a list. I'm not kidding they're on there.

It has the N number and then says what SHIP number matches it.

NO joking,

Jet

 

[jetflyer]

Sorry,

Ignore my above post. About a year and a half ago I SWEAR the ship numbers and N numbers were on that screen. I hand copied every one in one of the Concourse C wings so I could have the info for my logbook. It took me quite a while.

Today, I looked to see if they were still there.

They are not.

Maybe things changed when they got the new computers. I don't know.

Good luck finding the info you need.

Jet

 

[RJ Bum]

We haven't gotten any new 50 seaters since then. Did you notice a difference between the two lists?

Yeah a few of the 40's and the last of the 50's weren't on there. But you're right about the computers in C, i guess they changed it with the new system.