Probably still had the same ratty interior they did when I rode them to and from college 10 years ago. Back when beagle still had slaabs and ATRs.
Garrett grenades!I remember Beagle when they had Shorts 330s and Skyvans back in the day.
"Uhhh, brakes released?"
I remember Beagle when they had Shorts 330s and Skyvans back in the day.
I normally don't do this, but I couldn't resist : http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/less-versus-fewer?page=all
The 727's in Artesia have the same redline painted over. I'm sure there is something to it.Btw, in my picture, as well as many retired AA 727s and DC-10s I've seen, they all have the red stripe on the fuselage painted blue, resulting in two blue stripes and one white one. Is this a requirement AA has in addition to removing the "American" name off the fuselage, for retiring aircraft?
Who's Holly?
Holy... you mean???
The first time I pushed back after IOE, the tug started to push, but we didn't go anywhere. Thankfully, the tug driver was smarter than me, and quickly stopped as soon as he felt resistance. After releasing the parking brake, everything worked out fine.![]()