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Isn't there some rule about how deep the snow can be on a taxiway in the Skywest FOM??? I think if I couldn't recall a number memorized and came upon this taxiway, I'd tell the captain it was too deep lookin'. I imagine the crew was embarrassed.
 
check6 said:
Isn't there some rule about how deep the snow can be on a taxiway in the Skywest FOM??? I think if I couldn't recall a number memorized and came upon this taxiway, I'd tell the captain it was too deep lookin'. I imagine the crew was embarrassed.
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Yeah thats easy to say since you weren't there. I can see you saying stop the A/C we have to get our trusty ruler out and measure this to make sure it doesn't exceed that limitation. Besides that there probably isn't even such a limitation.
 
Wacko said:
Yeah thats easy to say since you weren't there. I can see you saying stop the A/C we have to get our trusty ruler out and measure this to make sure it doesn't exceed that limitation. Besides that there probably isn't even such a limitation.
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Your 100% right but look at how deep the snow is. In this case it would be more than obvious IF there was a limitation printed in the FOM.
 
In the dark, how can you tell how deep snow is? Someone needs to ask why the airport didn't have the taxiway (which was closed) in a NOTAM or on the ATIS.
 
He was distracted looking at the ass on Emb170's avatar. LOL Oh sure bash the regional guy.Ignore the airbus that slid sideways and blocked the airport foralmost 45 minutes. (barely made my holdover time). It;s always the regional guys fault huh.
 
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Knob said:
Hey toolbag (pilot w/o a brain), I do not take pleasure in others misfortune, that could be any airplane stuck on that taxiway if you don't pay attention to the NOTAMS. See ya after school, tough guy!
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You have once again proven what a "KNOB" you are....threaten someone through a web board.....the truth is Id beat your ass every day of the week and twice on sunday....so bring it if you got em....Yea....I thought so.
 
pilotbrain said:
You have once again proven what a "KNOB" you are....threaten someone through a web board.....the truth is Id beat your ass every day of the week and twice on sunday....so bring it if you got em....Yea....I thought so.
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So on one end of your pie hole you call someone a "knob" for threatening you over the internet, and in the other end of your pie hole you do the same!
Wow, in true gay jets fashion, you show just how much of a bunch of prick pilots you doosh bags are!

737
 
This is a perfect chance to ask about the other SKW CRJ which was stuck, in the grass at CWA, Wisconsin last year. They landed in a tailwind on a long enough runway after a +RN. What did the feds and management do to their tickets etc, and determine the cause was? No flame bait honest.
 
I imagine the plane has been dug out by now, yet I'm still reminded the SLC9 is a radar vector departure....
 
Chuck Norris would have
powered out of that.
 
Crossky said:
This is a perfect chance to ask about the other SKW CRJ which was stuck, in the grass at CWA, Wisconsin last year. They landed in a tailwind on a long enough runway after a +RN. What did the feds and management do to their tickets etc, and determine the cause was? No flame bait honest.
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The crew filled out an ASAP, was given some retraining and a sim check and are back on line. All told about a week away from their normal line and no loss of pay.
 
"Aeromexico not Comair would takeoff and just go do there own thing"

Wasn't there to observe it myself, but its a fairly enduring story that it was a Comair aircraft.

Again, I don't know for sure.
 
737 Pylt said:
So on one end of your pie hole you call someone a "knob" for threatening you over the internet, and in the other end of your pie hole you do the same!
Wow, in true gay jets fashion, you show just how much of a bunch of prick pilots you doosh bags are!

737
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Whats a "doosh" bag? Is that like a "******************************" bag?
 
737 Pylt said:
So on one end of your pie hole you call someone a "knob" for threatening you over the internet, and in the other end of your pie hole you do the same!
Wow, in true gay jets fashion, you show just how much of a bunch of prick pilots you doosh bags are!

737
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I didn't threaten anyone....I was defending fellow pilots that had a bad day and deserve a break instead of being ripped on in a web board by some "KNOB". Now my response to him was bring em if you got em....which of course he does not or he wouldn't be such a "KNOB".

Have a Happy New Year Mr. 737 Pilot Man....you are so special and nothing ever challenges your world....all you have to do is sit back and pass judgement on everyone else.
 

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