180ToTheMarker
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That's probably what you tell themasaflyer said:At least your wife's grandmother isn't telling her preacher that you fly for A-S-S as mine did a while back. Nice, real nice.
While a Pinnacle or Mesaba pilot would be just plain dorky as hell to do that, the MDA guys have to use "USAir" because they are on the US Airways certificate.sf3boy said:I personally like the EMB-170 pilots using the US Air call sign. That's about like a Pinnacle or Mesaba pilot calling their flight Northwest because there happens to be some furloughed guys flying it and NW owns the plane.
He was making a funny, He knew good and well they are screwed. He probably had a vasaline jar in his flight bag.TWheat61 said:I had a Mid Alantic Guy jumpseat last week, he introduced himself as working for Mid Alantic "the new and improved US Air." Thought that was funny since they are still screwed.
I specialize in high speed aluminum tubing if asked.When anyone asks me what I do for a living, I just tell them
I work at the airport,and just leave it at that. Got tired of explaining to everyone all this code share nonsense a long time ago, although it was kinda fun watching their eyes glaze over during the discussion![]()
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only one cert. as far as i knowsf3boy said:I did not know that Mid Atlantic is on the same certificate as US Air.
I would have never guessed that a single airline could hold two certificates, operate as one airline, as well as two seperate airlines, use different senority lists, but keep a "master" list for recalls, file a flight plan as US Air, operate the flight with MDA crews, call themselves "US Airways Express" to the public/shareholders/pax/CREDITORS, but never classify themselves as "US Air Express" to any other pilot group ever, and use a US Air call sign.
Chock that one up to our lovely MEC. Alter ego airline fully sanctioned by ALPA.sf3boy said:I did not know that Mid Atlantic is on the same certificate as US Air.
I would have never guessed that a single airline could hold two certificates, operate as one airline, as well as two seperate airlines, use different senority lists, but keep a "master" list for recalls, file a flight plan as US Air, operate the flight with MDA crews, call themselves "US Airways Express" to the public/shareholders/pax/CREDITORS, but never classify themselves as "US Air Express" to any other pilot group ever, and use a US Air call sign.




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