Eric is one of my favorite airline folks I've worked with. If you want to understand airline game theory and networking planning art vs science, this is one of the best interviews I've heard in a while.
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@wandrme.paxex.aero It might be the source API/website, but it seems this bot is cycling really old material.
How did the probes work? Are they good for long-range range or have an app to monitor meats remotely?
It wasn't the best OkState game I've been to, but an Osprey flyover helps heal wounds.
Thanks! I missed the SPC in the weather list.
Does the storm prediction center have a data feed similar to the local NWS offices?
This looks interesting. If my inbound flight is ontime, it might try it.
With three hours to burn, all options are on the table.
It appears the people have spoken. Tortas Frontera it is!
I have a three hour layover in ORD tomorrow. Any recommendations for dinner? Likely in terminal 3 the entire time.
That said, I have two feet and can walk.
It's in storage, but I'll dig it out soon.
It was a gift between the Southwest and Delta fleet transactions team after all the 717s were transferred to Delta
I have a 1:200 half AirTran, half Delta 717.
Wow, it's like the tidal wave of fellow aviation dorks showed up today. Welcome everyone! The community here is active and growing.
I used to (poorly) write the Fly Data Guy blog, was a former airline network planner, and am now a consultant.
Pic: A cropduster works the field beside us.
Hello, and welcome to all the AvGeeks coming to the platform. I'm really glad to see everyone here.
I'm generally pretty muted on social media these days, but I enjoy the interaction (liking and responding) with others.
Again, I'm glad everyone is here.
One of my alma maters is putting on a program discussing an area our industry has suppressed until recently. If you’re in Omaha and in aviation, I’d try to attend.
And yes, it is open to everyone, not just students and alumni.
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It looks like I'm making the switch from the ol’ Bird app. The aviation community seems much more active over here.
This helps the transition a lot!
