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goldeneye 23rd Nov 2020 15:07


Originally Posted by rhutch28 (Post 10932955)
Are they still going to operated by an ATR 42 or might they change it to an ERJ 145

LM website is showing as an Embraer 145.

Jenny Tails 23rd Nov 2020 17:10

Do the Logan 145s have restricted runway performance in the wet? I remember that being an issue when BE operated them for a time.

JSCL 23rd Nov 2020 17:59


Originally Posted by Jenny Tails (Post 10933048)
Do the Logan 145s have restricted runway performance in the wet? I remember that being an issue when BE operated them for a time.

I seem to recall some of the ex-BMI ones do.

Heard today that the 145 in IOM till recently had a bust APU and they were using the ATR to start it though, was going on for a week or so.

Saabdriver1 23rd Nov 2020 19:31

Do we have to put up with this absolute drivel?

The APU of a 145 went u/s in IOM recently. The handling agent's airstart unit was also tech.

The solution was a once-only cross-feed from another 145 which had been flown in straight away to keep the schedule running. This worked to get the original aircraft positioned out of IOM for its APU to be replaced. It took four days to source airstart hoses of the right length and get them to IOM, which was apparently faster than waiting for the Menzies ASU to be sorted.

No ATR involvement and the 145 with the tech APU was out of passenger service, with another 145 keeping the schedule on track.

You make it sound like the 145 with the u/s APU was being jump-started from an ATR for every passenger service, which is far removed from the reality.

JSCL 23rd Nov 2020 20:11

Ah. No need for the tone. Sounds like someone at Menzies was exaggerating the situation. Probably out of embarrassment, assume the reality is somewhere between the two.

SWBKCB 23rd Nov 2020 20:19


Ah. No need for the tone. Sounds like someone at Menzies was exaggerating the situation. Probably out of embarrassment, assume the reality is somewhere between the two..
Probably best to put yr spade down and graciously accept the correction?

JSCL 23rd Nov 2020 20:22


Originally Posted by SWBKCB (Post 10933184)
Probably best to put yr spade down and graciously accept the correction?

I am always appreciative of Saabdrivers insights. As I said, someone seems to have exaggerated the facts in conversation to me.


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