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CargoOne 3rd November 2003 00:02

antonovman

Sorry man but my experience (although not a flight manager) tells me another story. You mean engs and load master going out when aircraft is back to Kiev? Yep, that's true.

And anyway, what is the reason to send LMs and GEs to hotel if their dutytime is what no one ever counts.

FL460 3rd November 2003 21:01

Cargo One

antonovman is correct.

AFH/ADB loading crews ALL go to the hotel when the off load/arrival is finished. Prior to loading the loading crew all come back out.
As the LM and the GE are part of the loading crew, that applies to them as well. What Volga et all, do, is something I cannot comment on.
It has been known in some dodgy parts of the world for a couple of crew to stay on board, buts that the exception not the rule.
Of course, when they get back to Kiev they all go home.

cheers

Phil Brockwell 3rd November 2003 22:15

Just to confirm this is not solely the practice of ADB / HLA, I've worked as a flying wallet on both Titan and Polet, and their crews all go to a hotel for crew rest, althaugh I think in the very early days of the aircraft working in the west it was only flight crew who went to hotels, but that was years ago.

antonovman 3rd November 2003 23:05

i don't know where people get this idea from that the technicians sleep on the a/c and never go to a hotel
on the an124 the techs can be out flying for up to 3 months, do you expect them to do 3 months away from home without going to a hotel ?
strange

antonovman 5th November 2003 20:06

I will be the Flt Mgr on the AN22 at the weekend
OSL/ARN to middle east, and BTW the techs will be going to a hotel :p

magdrops 10th November 2003 04:53

Giving out too much info
 
Antonovman, I am a little suprised that you are keen to advertise your movements and that of the AN22. Isn't it the only one of it's type. Thought this might be a bit of a security issue !

CargoOne 10th November 2003 19:07

OK, may be I'm wrong
However the last An22 tunaround I've seen was featuring all non-flight crew to stay onboard for ~18 hours, arrived empty and then loading selfpowered trucks (all loading took 2 hrs).

no reds 10th November 2003 20:18

AN22
 
watched it depart Arlanda last Friday - strange beast

FL460 13th November 2003 18:28

antonovman

Check your pm's

Cheers

cozy 21st November 2003 17:33

ant 22
 
the ant 22 is sitting on stand 26 at belfast int airport what a great loking plane.


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