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ChrisUS

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Does anyone know what the dividing number is to differentiate between which flight is operated by West metal vs East metal?
 
For mainline, 700 is the magic number (though I never can remember which side flight 700 falls on 😱 ).

Jim
 
For mainline, 700 is the magic number (though I never can remember which side flight 700 falls on 😱 ).

Jim

Flt 700 is PHX-PHL.....how appropriate is that!

jim flt 700 is now phl-fra.

it's actually phx-phl-fra.

Sorry etops while I was flipping the trip sheet pages checking this numbering system out you beat me to the punch. 😛
 
Thanks, everyone. Don't know why I never remember which side gets #700 - onset of senility, perhaps. At any rate, that little tidbit of info always fades away.

Jim
 
Flt 700 is PHX-PHL.....how appropriate is that!
Sorry etops while I was flipping the trip sheet pages checking this numbering system out you beat me to the punch. 😛
it's ok baby. it's easier if you go on catrew and go to option 3 and type in flt number 700. if you look all of the transatlantic flt #'s now are 7## numbers.
 
it's ok baby. it's easier if you go on catrew and go to option 3 and type in flt number 700. if you look all of the transatlantic flt #'s now are 7## numbers.
I know but the trip sheets are soooo much more entertaining! Flip the page, turn it over, no wait turn it the other way, dam! now find your reading glasses, so forth and so on......pure entertainment!
 
For mainline, 700 is the magic number (though I never can remember which side flight 700 falls on 😱 ).

Jim
Thanks! It will be interesting to see the changes after we are under one certificate.
 

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