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Originally Posted by CO 1E
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Is the service better even if the upper deck is only 50% full?
The MH cabin staff are great to begin with, so you should be fine in any seat. |
Originally Posted by CO 1E
(Post 12275008)
What is the normal departure pattern these days when departures are to the North? Is it 6R for departures and 6L or 6C for arrivals, depending on traffic volume, or do they use only one runway for arrivals and departures except during peak times?
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Originally Posted by AMF in NJ
(Post 12274881)
Neat. Can I get to EWR in 55 minutes to see it land? :D Too bad work gets in the way.
Maybe :rolleyes:lov can see it. |
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Originally Posted by Hartmann
Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 12274568)
Why on earth would you originate in IAH, when you could do SLC-PHX-PHL-SJU (and back) in F for buckets of BD miles? :D
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Originally Posted by rolov
(Post 12275067)
I will be on the lookout, the planes are landing from the north side so they will be passing over my office.
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Originally Posted by MBM3
(Post 12275065)
There is no longer a 6C - it is a taxiway. Typically they use one RWY for arrivals and another for departures unless they have a backlog. I am guessing this aircraft used 6L based on the flightpath over my house.
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Originally Posted by colpuck
(Post 12273955)
Flyertalker FAIL!
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Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 12274576)
We have a winner. I figure $20 for 10,000 bonus points and about 5,000 normal points (three nights with Point Savers in the middle of nowhere) is reasonable.
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Originally Posted by MBM3
(Post 12274834)
Good lord! This beast just took off from RWY6 @ CLE on its way to EWR and shook the heck out of my house on its low departure climb:
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Typical Pit Scenario... cool front drops just to our East, bathing New Orleans in 85-Degree Weather. :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
Typical Pit Scenario... cool front drops just to our East, bathing New Orleans in 85-Degree Weather. :rolleyes:
could be worse you could be in the festering pit. |
Originally Posted by colpuck
(Post 12275192)
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In my book any city city under sea level shouldn't exist, so I don't really feel bad for you. :D could be worse you could be in the festering pit. |
Extremely productive conversation with a grad school advisor...no GRE for me!!
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Wish I hadn't seen photog72's erroneous Pitcast from last week. It got my hopes up for an early Fall. :rolleyes:.com now shows 90s (with nothing below 70s at night) through the start of September. :-:
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Originally Posted by Anglo Large Clawed Otter
(Post 12275226)
Wish I hadn't seen photog72's erroneous Pitcast from last week. It got my hopes up for an early Fall. :rolleyes:.com now shows 90s (with nothing below 70s at night) through the start of September. :-:
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