<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by zzeasl:
Re: Dlombard's question, I did not catch the plane's registration number.
Back to pdxer's comments, I think the reason you didn't see #1995 listed on etour is because it only flies on Saturdays. However, now that I look on etour for #1995 next Saturday, I see it is also listed as an M83 rather than M80. Does this mean it is an old TWA plane? I thought you could always tell those by the flight number, 2800 to 3199.</font>
The flight numbers 2800 to 3199 refer to flights on planes that have not been converted to the AA operating certificate (still flown in TWA configuration with TWA procedures) - and some of the planes (like the one you were on) are indeed ex-TWA planes that have been converted and have been moved over the fence to AA's operating certificate. Too bad they didn't hook up the power.
