No more Brasilias at SkyWest...

Damn! The "Bro" was my introduction to 121, and I also learned a ton while having a heck of a good time in that thing for my year in it. I was always hoping to upgrade in it. Bummer.

This means a few CAs are going to be retiring too...
 
I actually did not enjoy hand flying the bro....not in cruise anyways. If the auto pilot is MEL'd, "you're gonna have a bad time".
Electric trim not really moving anything? :)

I'm assuming you flew it, but that's how 189CA is. Small increments? Nope! Haha
 
Not sure why so many people liked this comment. In my short time here, around 400 flights in the plane, I've had the APU deferred one single time. And I'm based in a maintenance base flying boxes back on the daily.
Lucky you.
 
New company, new list! We should just do away with seniority, and have monthly competitions to determine bid order.
In all seriousness, some companies use a "pain index" method for assigning bid order, and some companies put everyone on reserve in a rotating fashion; I am in favor of both of these methods, but I'm (1) a commie and (2) junior.
 
In all seriousness, some companies use a "pain index" method for assigning bid order, and some companies put everyone on reserve in a rotating fashion; I am in favor of both of these methods, but I'm (1) a commie and (2) junior.

I'm in favor of rotating reserve too. If you have a large enough pilot group you may only be on reserve once every year. Add to that a good reserve system, and it wouldn't be bad.

I'm not so much of a commie that I think everything should be spread around evenly, but some things, definitely.
 
KLB said:
I actually did not enjoy hand flying the bro....not in cruise anyways. If the auto pilot is MEL'd, "you're gonna have a bad time".

That airplane was less finesse and more "manhandle."
 
Any idea where they are going?


Maybe if they take some seats out...
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