Introducing Big Metal Bird
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For some weird reason, United only scans bags to claim for mainline flights. The last scan for bags terminating on a United Express flight are offload scans.
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The new videos were nice!
The I'd like to see the llama and friends show up smewhere as an example of how Petsafe works. Perhaps they can be used to show what kind of animals can and can't be transported...
The I'd like to see the llama and friends show up smewhere as an example of how Petsafe works. Perhaps they can be used to show what kind of animals can and can't be transported...
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Hi everyone,
As a follow up to our Big Metal Bird series, we have a new episode launching today. Join us as we go behind the scenes in San Francisco to learn what goes into aircraft heavy maintenance.
To view the new episode, check out united.com/BigMetalBird.
Thank you,
-UA Insider
As a follow up to our Big Metal Bird series, we have a new episode launching today. Join us as we go behind the scenes in San Francisco to learn what goes into aircraft heavy maintenance.
To view the new episode, check out united.com/BigMetalBird.
Thank you,
-UA Insider
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Hi everyone,
As a follow up to our Big Metal Bird series, we have a new episode launching today. Join us as we go behind the scenes in San Francisco to learn what goes into aircraft heavy maintenance.
To view the new episode, check out united.com/BigMetalBird.
Thank you,
-UA Insider
As a follow up to our Big Metal Bird series, we have a new episode launching today. Join us as we go behind the scenes in San Francisco to learn what goes into aircraft heavy maintenance.
To view the new episode, check out united.com/BigMetalBird.
Thank you,
-UA Insider
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I was actually wondering what had happened to this.
Looked on the PDE entertainment over the weekend, and one aircraft had only episodes 1 - 3, while I know one of the mainline flights had 1 - 4 - last one being the Network Operations Center one.
Kind of wish this would be more scheduled - either do the Netflix-style release a bunch all at once, or the TV-schedule kind of thing - release them weekly on whatever day. Seems to be a bit clumsy in that we don't know when they are going release the next episode online. And then would be nice to have the PDE updated at least monthly with the latest episodes (or do these deserve to go in the thread about the most useless complaints?)
Looked on the PDE entertainment over the weekend, and one aircraft had only episodes 1 - 3, while I know one of the mainline flights had 1 - 4 - last one being the Network Operations Center one.
Kind of wish this would be more scheduled - either do the Netflix-style release a bunch all at once, or the TV-schedule kind of thing - release them weekly on whatever day. Seems to be a bit clumsy in that we don't know when they are going release the next episode online. And then would be nice to have the PDE updated at least monthly with the latest episodes (or do these deserve to go in the thread about the most useless complaints?)
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Just noticed this on IFE today and watched all 6 episodes. Really like these, the llama "Easter egg" is great, and Katie. her turn as an FA was great episode. Never heard of her - great hire.
Will there be more of these?
Will there be more of these?
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