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Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

24th Feb 2009, 07:38

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TAA and the DC-9

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Posted By tipsy2

Stationair8, there are 2 answers to your...

Stationair8, there are 2 answers to your question.

The first answer has been given by sixtiesrelic

Secondly, the capacity for example between Sydney & Melbourne remained equal as TN operated...

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

23rd Feb 2009, 21:08

Replies: 745

TAA and the DC-9

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Posted By tipsy2

Tinpis, good story but just a small...

Tinpis, good story but just a small point......................

TAA never operated the 733. Australian did.

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

23rd Feb 2009, 07:24

Replies: 745

TAA and the DC-9

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Posted By tipsy2

Chimbu, TN flight numbers were evens, North and...

Chimbu, TN flight numbers were evens, North and Westbound, odds the other ways.

Im not sure the flight numbers related to squadron numbers deliberately. There was a register with all the various...

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

23rd Feb 2009, 05:27

Replies: 745

TAA and the DC-9

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Posted By tipsy2

G'day Mike, when did we operate 737-200's. I...

G'day Mike, when did we operate 737-200's.

I can only ever remember the other mob operating them:confused:

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

21st Feb 2009, 06:45

Replies: 745

TAA and the DC-9

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Posted By tipsy2

Animalclub, Paul Edwards was originally in...

Animalclub, Paul Edwards was originally in shambles (Schedules) planning and that was all he knew, he mercifully didn't get involved in Op's by default and deceit till about '89.

Out of his depth...

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

11th Feb 2009, 20:10

Replies: 745

TAA and the DC-9

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Posted By tipsy2

I will concur with teresa's comments re...

I will concur with teresa's comments re glitchfield. I was a bit concerned about his last know location and the weekend fires but I see he has relocated to a little bit of paradise.:ok:

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

28th Jan 2009, 02:08

Replies: 745

TAA and the DC-9

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Posted By tipsy2

The diesel was scheduled for natural retirement...

The diesel was scheduled for natural retirement before but coincident with the end of the 2 Airline Policy.

Anything else that happened about the same time was purely an accident of timing, not...

Forum: Aviation History and Nostalgia

31st Dec 2008, 07:16

Replies: 745

TAA and the DC-9

Views: 244,057

Posted By tipsy2

Don't forget the 'cross tie lockout'. tipsy

Don't forget the 'cross tie lockout'.

tipsy

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