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Featured Flights: March 8, 2010 - March 14, 2010
So this week we are going out to the smaller destinations, the places that have that hometown feel to them to get away from the long work weeks. Hope you enjoy this week's flights!
Hub: St. Louis
Origin: St.louis, MO (KSTL)
Destination: Chattanooga, TN (KCHA)
Distance: 333.1 nm
Aircraft: Embraer ERJ-145
Flight Hours: 1.6 hrs
Credited Hours: 3.2 hrs
Hub: New York
Origin: New York, NY (KJFK)
Destination: Bangor, ME (KBGR)
Distance: 335.8 nm
Aircraft: Embraer ERJ-145
Flight Hours: 1.6 hrs
Credited Hours: 3.2 hrs
Hub: Los Angeles
Origin: Los Angeles, CA (KLAX)
Destination: Jackson, WY (KJAC)
Distance: 711 nm
Aircraft: McDonnel Douglas MD-83
Flight Hours: 2.0 hrs
Credited Hours: 4.0 hrs
Hub: Kansas City
Origin: Kansas City, MO (KMCI)
Destination: Gulfport/Biloxi, MS (KGPT)
Distance: 605 nm
Aircraft: Boeing 717-200
Flight Hours: 1.8 hrs
Credited Hours: 3.6 hrs
Posted by Charlie Ford on Mar 08, 2010
Featured Flights
Ok so there was a little bit of confusion this past week about the Featured Flights and that was my fault. Anyone, regardless of your pilot rank can fly the Featured Flights. And any pilot can fly any of the FEatured Flights regardless of their hub. Its just a break from the normal flying to change the pace and for the people who have low hours can jump to higher ranks quicker should they choose to do so. Also, I will be throwing the retro birds in here as well for all you Retro guys who want those beautiful birds back. Again, when filing these PIREPS, have to do it manually and select the Featured Flights tab at the top to make sure you get double flight hour credit. Your log will show the actual flight time, but your pilot hours will reflect the double hour credit. 1 last thing, if I say the flight is 2 hrs and credited 4 hrs, but your flight goes 2.3, then file it for 2.3 and you will receive 4.6 hrs. Hope that clarifies everything!
Posted by Charlie Ford on Mar 08, 2010
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