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Old Mar 22, 2012 | 5:12 am
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Originally Posted by BingBongBoy
Flight crew do both, so for them it is just normal.

Cabin crew would be Short Haul cabin crew. The aircraft training is done on the aircraft type, not the internal cabin fit out. However, as Short Haul crew, we do have to be trained on how to operate the flat beds for the occasions we operate on these aircraft. It is no different, apart from some safety aspects and equipment locations which differ between the Long and Short Haul configurations.

I also worked on a Long Haul aircraft yesterday and prefer them over the Short Haul configuration.
Originally Posted by Jumbodriver
767 flight crew do both long and short haul, and formerly flew the 757 too. There's no difference in the aircraft apart from Etops checks and equipment for the long haul ones and artificially lowered max weight for short haul ones.



Brilliant info from both ^
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