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Capt Fathom 21st Dec 2007 23:43

Where: Hervey Bay
Why: It's a Jetstar Destination :confused:

VH-XXX 22nd Dec 2007 01:12

Hervey Bay yes, but I meant why the particular aircraft. It certainly ain't in the normal Jetstar colours...

Capt Fathom 22nd Dec 2007 01:36

It was previously leased to Saudia ... apparently!

Pprune Thread Here

VH-WTF 22nd Dec 2007 01:47

Beat me to it Capt, guess neither of us lead exciting lives:}
Now let's play identify the approach lights..
http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a323/rohvul/where.jpg

PyroTek 22nd Dec 2007 02:04

and identify by the fact that the photographer was allowed out there.

Capt Fathom 22nd Dec 2007 02:22

Approach Lights ... SYD 16R ! :}

Pinky the pilot 22nd Dec 2007 06:37


What's your issue with that in a commercial operation?
Must admit that I'm curious too Bentleg.:hmm:

Care to answer the question put by Mr Fanelli?

PyroTek 22nd Dec 2007 09:16

http://img444.imageshack.us/img444/5357/guesuj6.jpg
Alot of QF aircraft around the place. I wonder where this is!

bentleg 22nd Dec 2007 09:59


Quote:
What's your issue with that in a commercial operation?
Must admit that I'm curious too Bentleg.:hmm:
Let me answer it with a question. Why do you "need" to wear them?

Before we leap off down a tangent there is a thread dedicated to this topic. My post there says -


Stripes, bars, pips etc in the services are so one can instantly recognise the rank and qualifications of an individual in crisis situations when there is not time to ask or discuss.

In civilian life, especially flight training it is a wank (feeding the ego). You should earn your respect by what you do and know - not from the bars on your shoulder.
I suggest further discussion of the stripes/epaulettes issue could take place in the thread mentioned.

Peter Fanelli 22nd Dec 2007 13:14


I suggest further discussion of the stripes/epaulettes issue could take place in the thread mentioned.



Then why did you bring it up here?
Do you feel the same way about QANTAS or Virgin pilots?
Where do you draw the line, I'm guessing your line is drawn just below where you're at in the industry.

Keg 22nd Dec 2007 13:34

[rant]
Why the epaulets? Because they're probably required by their employer! :ugh: :rolleyes: :suspect:

If the stripes, pips and bars are for crisis situations, why do Defence people wear them at all times? Why not when they go into combat? In fact, it's the opposite isn't it. When they go into combat the rank comes OFF. So much for that theory. :mad:
[/rant]

(Seriously someone needs to look at something for a good ) :ok: :E

Pinky the pilot 22nd Dec 2007 20:45

Rant mode and thread drift on.

Why the epaulets? Because they're probably required by their employer!
Keg said it all! In my case bentleg, I was handed a pair of epaulets by the Chief Pilot when I started with the company and told ''make sure you wear them when you're flying.''

If you have a problem with that.......tough!

Rant mode and thread drift off.

Magoodotcom 22nd Dec 2007 21:11


Alot of QF aircraft around the place. I wonder where this is!
Geee....:hmm:hmmmm...:ugh:...approaching the taxiway (B6?) from Bravo across to 16L/34R at YSSY?

Towering Q 22nd Dec 2007 21:38


Why the epaulets? Because they're probably required by their employer!
Time for a new set for the Captain, obviously been in the company far too long.:}

Peter Fanelli 22nd Dec 2007 22:16

Towering Q

Are you kidding? It takes a long time to get them to look like that.
Nothing worse than fresh new bars, makes you look inexperienced.
Anyway, nevermind the bars, what about those mutton chops???

:E

Desert Flower 22nd Dec 2007 22:35


Why the epaulets?
Because in the event of a crash, it gives the rescuers something to grab onto & drag you out! ;)

DF.

Towering Q 22nd Dec 2007 22:42

Like worn epaulets, the 'mutton chops' probably come with experience. I'm a little suprised there are no 'flavour savers' on board.

Would that be a Navajo/Chieftain they are driving? Pardon my ignorance as I come from the Wichita Kansas camp.

Desert Flower 23rd Dec 2007 00:24


185sw, my "snail" seems much more determined to go somewhere than yours, which appears to be either lost, demented or p*ssed!
FTDK, 185sw's "snail" has a kangaroo loose in the top paddock! ;)

DF.

Desert Flower 23rd Dec 2007 00:27


Would that be a Navajo/Chieftain they are driving?
TQ, Chieftain it is. Although not sure which one - possibly the late lamented NPD. :{

DF.

Desert Flower 23rd Dec 2007 00:34


Anyway, nevermind the bars, what about those mutton chops???
Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately) you can't see the ones sported by the guy on the left because his headset's covering them! ;)

DF.


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