Proof positive that the ERJ-170 family of aircraft are indeed regional jets

[trainer8]

Your missing the point. RJs are loud in the cockpit, requireing David Clark type headsets, irregardless of being company provided or not. I've never ridden in a mainline cockpit which any of the pilots ever wore David Clarks.

The E170 was delivered to US Airways in 2003 from Embraer equipped with Sennheiser HME25KA-2s.

US Airways operated the E170s with Sennheiser HME25KA-2s.

The E170/190 family is equipped to accept HME25KA-2 or any 4 pin ANR headset....or conventional headset/mic plug.

US Airways operates it's E190 fleet with Sennheisers.

After the RAH acquisition of the US Airways/MDA E170s, some HME25KA-2s grew legs. RAH refused to maintain or replace the Sennheiser HME25KA-2s and swapped them out with DCs.

I use a Telex ANR.

T8

 

[dougdrvr]

What does it say about a generation of pilots that have to finance their own headsets?

 

[trainer8]

What does it say about a generation of pilots that have to finance their own headsets?

Sorry, but, who would they be?

 

[dougdrvr]

Sorry, but, who would they be?

Post #28...........

 

[buscap]

What does it say about a generation of pilots that have to finance their own headsets?

Darn straight skippy I'm using my own headset.

I ain't swappin spit, boogers and ear spoo with anyone!!!

I'll eat some hot FA crack on the overnights, but I ain't gonna share headsets!!

 

[Stifler's Mom]

Darn straight skippy I'm using my own headset.

I ain't swappin spit, boogers and ear spoo with anyone!!!

I'll eat some hot FA crack on the overnights, but I ain't gonna share headsets!!

You're on one of your rolls tonight with your comments. You drinking and posting at the same time?

:laugh:

 

[Grey Ghost]

the only guys who wear them are all ex-chautauqua guys who are too F'in cheap to buy new ones!