John- You mentioned that you worked for Eagle. Was it Simmons?
derg Apparently a "terse" writer Staff member Jul 28, 2003 #1 John- You mentioned that you worked for Eagle. Was it Simmons?
Mr_Creepy Well-Known Member Jul 28, 2003 #2 Nope I was on "The Rock." Executive in SJU. They called us "Sand Monkeys" at the Flight Academy!
derg Apparently a "terse" writer Staff member Jul 28, 2003 #3 Ha! The reason I asked was that Skyway used the old "Simmons" uniform cap with the "S" on it. I jumpsat (jumpseated?!) Simmons a lot between ORD and MKE when I was traveling back to Wisconsin after seeing Kristie. Flying a Beech 1900, that ATR was about the coolest aircraft on earth at the time. Nothing says cool like "AC Wild".
Ha! The reason I asked was that Skyway used the old "Simmons" uniform cap with the "S" on it. I jumpsat (jumpseated?!) Simmons a lot between ORD and MKE when I was traveling back to Wisconsin after seeing Kristie. Flying a Beech 1900, that ATR was about the coolest aircraft on earth at the time. Nothing says cool like "AC Wild".
Mr_Creepy Well-Known Member Jul 28, 2003 #4 LOL there were always AC Wild jokes on The Rock. I think we had male flight attendant who had that as a nickname. By the way, mine was Kaiko. Kaiko Jones. Ask someone who hablas espanol about it.
LOL there were always AC Wild jokes on The Rock. I think we had male flight attendant who had that as a nickname. By the way, mine was Kaiko. Kaiko Jones. Ask someone who hablas espanol about it.
derg Apparently a "terse" writer Staff member Jul 28, 2003 #5 I'll have to ask my friend Rosa about that!
IrishSheepdog Sitting in the median Jul 30, 2003 #6 [ QUOTE ] Nothing says cool like "AC Wild". [/ QUOTE ] As in "wild freq?"
Mr_Creepy Well-Known Member Jul 30, 2003 #7 Doug is referring to an unregulated AC circuit in the ATR-42s and 72s referred to as "AC Wild" but I like the freak reference
Doug is referring to an unregulated AC circuit in the ATR-42s and 72s referred to as "AC Wild" but I like the freak reference
IrishSheepdog Sitting in the median Jul 30, 2003 #8 Yeah I know, we have this on the Saab too. 115 VAC "wild" frequency gen. Powers our ice protection equipment (besides the boots of course).
Yeah I know, we have this on the Saab too. 115 VAC "wild" frequency gen. Powers our ice protection equipment (besides the boots of course).