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Should be kept in company and not on a public forum such as the one he is creating.

You have no real idea of what I'm creating.

The end product will not reveal a crewmember's overnight hotel to ANYONE...well, except me since I'm maintaining the database.

Good luck with your project, and I'm sure you're sincere, but most people will likely be a little leery of providing that info.

Yeah, that's what I've found.

It's OK, I can approach this from a different direction and get to the same end.

Pardon the faux pas of asking for the info.
 
I expected the "pilots" on here to miss the point...

I am working on a project as an entrepreneurial endeavor that has some data requirements.

One of the first collections of data I need is the list of overnight hotels from each US domestic carrier.


I am available to help you collect your data. My consulting fee is $750/hour and I charge by the minute.

let me know via PM if you want to hire me.







Re: the asshat "security" police on here...

1. Yep, NO one sees you getting into the "DOWNTOWN SHERATON ON 5TH AVE" van.. especially those AQ agents stalking you from baggage claim :rolleyes:

2. And... no one in the hotel knows you're there, either as all 3-12 of your crew make their grand stumblances (<-- my word... no TOUCH!) out of the van.

3. your nightly "check in" on facebook at the LUBBOCK COMFORT SUITES are available to all 8 of your "friends".. and the 499,999,992 people who can access their pages... but no one knows where you are.

4. Asking about discounts on the $5.50 cheeseburger in the lobby cafe? yep, pilots are here... but SHHHHHHHHH!!! no one knows we're here!

5. sitting in the bar in your leather jacket and work pants with your airlines' branded t-shirt on? yep.. screams "ATTENTION: PILOTS STAY HERE"... but HUSHHHHHH... don't tell AAAAANNNY one, ok?
 
Re: the asshat "security" police on here...

1. Yep, NO one sees you getting into the "DOWNTOWN SHERATON ON 5TH AVE" van.. especially those AQ agents stalking you from baggage claim :rolleyes:

2. And... no one in the hotel knows you're there, either as all 3-12 of your crew make their grand stumblances (<-- my word... no TOUCH!) out of the van.

3. your nightly "check in" on facebook at the LUBBOCK COMFORT SUITES are available to all 8 of your "friends".. and the 499,999,992 people who can access their pages... but no one knows where you are.

4. Asking about discounts on the $5.50 cheeseburger in the lobby cafe? yep, pilots are here... but SHHHHHHHHH!!! no one knows we're here!

5. sitting in the bar in your leather jacket and work pants with your airlines' branded t-shirt on? yep.. screams "ATTENTION: PILOTS STAY HERE"... but HUSHHHHHH... don't tell AAAAANNNY one, ok?


Hahahahaha, I was thinking the same thing, for the most part. :beer:
 
Yea, and Pilots don't need anything to bring down a plane but that does not stop the asshat security from probing us every day and punishing us for revealing information that is publicly known but technically "secret". Couple pilots feeling the pain from revealing public "secret" information.
 
Couple pilots feeling the pain from revealing public "secret" information.

I can't find anything in my company manual or company intranet that makes a designation of our hotel information as 'secret', 'sensitive' or anything else. On the contrary, any information that IS 'sensitive' is very clearly marked as such.
 

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