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We have 8 brand new L382 stretch J models at Keesler. :-)

He was talking about real C-130s/L382s, not J models...
 
DAL outsourced the training to the folks at Little Rock :D
 
L-382 is the FAA designation for the civilian C-130. "L-100" was what Lockheed marketing called the airplane. Delta got the L-100's in Sept 1966. They were basic C-130E. Later, they were stretched to become L-100-20 and the external wing tanks were removed. There was also a super stretched model, L-100-30, but DAL didn't buy any of those. Delta did all of the training in house.
 
He was talking about real C-130s/L382s, not J models...

Ha ha..you should fly with us once. You could heat up my lunch for me. Wait..we have a microwave ;-)

J/k...I flew ACs and MCs with MANY MANY crewmembers and think the J model is an outstanding aircraft, FWIW.
 

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