Now THAT is worth of the name "Dreamliner". Not just a plastic 767.
Sonic Cruiser all the rage when I was at Boeing Wichita.....then came the market collapse and gave birth to the 787
Now THAT is worth of the name "Dreamliner". Not just a plastic 767.
Sonic Cruiser all the rage when I was at Boeing Wichita.....then came the market collapse and gave birth to the 787
Yay… subsonic, wings on tube, conventional…yawn… tail. Zzzzzzzzzz… Yoke…. SNORE…. Zzzzzzz
Crappy engineI don't feel bad for those who shorter the stock.
The C series is good for this industry! We need future competition against "AirBoeing" solidifying future dominance.
Competition is good! I like what the C Series stands for.
You're high!But you weren't around for the split categories. The MD-90s were exclusively DFW pilots and the -88's were everywhere.
The problem that I had with the -88's at the time was that we'd go from a nice, quiet (except when the VSCF fans were running) -90 and then end up in an AHRS-only MD-88 that would often find itself confused under 5000 feet and the map would do all sorts of "interesting" stuff.
It's all relative. The -88/90 were like space ships compared to the 737-200 which I had just come off.
Let me be the first to say: sweet, more narrowbodies!
I would love for an announcement to be about 70+ 777s or 787s...
Baby steps though, gotta cover all that regional flying they're finally taking back.
Is it true that Delta only operates 18 777 aircraft? If so, I feel special. We saw 3 of them (total) in Seattle yesterday.Let me be the first to say: sweet, more narrowbodies!
I would love for an announcement to be about 70+ 777s or 787s...
Baby steps though, gotta cover all that regional flying they're finally taking back.
The airlines needed a replacement for ultra-long/thin routes. To get what they needed out of the aircraft they had to use a lot of newer technology and that is where the issues came from.You mean like not put all their eggs in one basket, a-la 787? And design/build something that airlines actually need?
Nah, makes to much sense.
Let me be the first to say: sweet, more narrowbodies!
I would love for an announcement to be about 70+ 777s or 787s...
Baby steps though, gotta cover all that regional flying they're finally taking back.
Baby steps though, gotta cover all that regional flying they're finally taking back.
Am I the only one who when they see this, they take it as someone thumbing their nose at regional pilots?
You're it. I was there. I did 6 years, 8 months, and 22 days in the system. I am thankful it got me to where I am, but I also recognize it for the cancer it is. I topped out at $43.49.
That's the thing,they're not pulling the ladder up, they're extending the ladder at the career airlines and knocking a bit of height off of the stepping stool.Don't forget where you came from. And don't pull the ladder up behind you.
Edit: That's not necessarily directed at you. I realize it sounds wrong, but it's not meant to.
Okay Mr. GE!Crappy engine![]()
Don't forget where you came from. And don't pull the ladder up behind you.
Edit: That's not necessarily directed at you. I realize it sounds wrong, but it's not meant to.
I wish (y)our shop could take everyone instead of have a program designed for a D scale.I'm a phone call or text away with useless info about getting hired at my shop. I talked to @mastermags while I was on OE I believe. We want your flying, but ideally we want you first (and to choke the supply of folks below you so that there is no D scale).
I'm a phone call or text away with useless info about getting hired at my shop. I talked to @mastermags while I was on OE I believe. We want your flying, but ideally we want you first (and to choke the supply of folks below you so that there is no D scale).
You're it. I was there. I did 6 years, 8 months, and 22 days in the system. I am thankful it got me to where I am, but I also recognize it for the cancer it is. I topped out at $43.49.