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DVA11078
First Officer, MD-88

Joined on October 10 2012

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Posted onPost created on June 01 2013 17:49 ET by Philip Smith

I was looking for some short flights to do and I came across the historic sceduale. My question is this: Can flights in the historic sceduale be flown with modern planes like the CRJ or the MD88?

Philip Smith

First Officer, MD-88

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Posted onPost created on June 01 2013 17:56 ET by Elise Van De Putte

You can fly any flight in the system as long as the planes you fly can make the flight safely and you are rated in them. For example, you can do a CRJ flight in an MD88, or, if you are rated in it, a 737 or even a 747 depending on how crazy you feel biggrin

DVA11078
First Officer, MD-88

Joined on October 10 2012

Northeastern United States

16 legs, 15.3 hours

Posted onPost created on June 01 2013 18:00 ET by Philip Smith

That's what I thought. but I wasn't sure since the historic sceduale has some big differences from the current sceduale. Thanks

Philip Smith

First Officer, MD-88

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