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that’s super dumb. They’re large aircraft just like 737s and they are clearly commercial air carriers lolDefined by seating capacity. I think it’s 70 like someone said. RJ2s definitely air taxi.
that’s super dumb. They’re large aircraft just like 737s and they are clearly commercial air carriers lolDefined by seating capacity. I think it’s 70 like someone said. RJ2s definitely air taxi.
They are lower large aircraft.that’s super dumb. They’re large aircraft just like 737s and they are clearly commercial air carriers lol
I know I’m a dumb idiot but if the plane says something like delta on the side it’s an air carrierThey are lower large aircraft.
Finally something we can agree on!I know I’m a dumb idiot
Literally from OPSNET:I know I’m a dumb idiot but if the plane says something like delta on the side it’s an air carrier
That literally makes 0 sense. Faa is playing tower controllers for counting crjs differentLiterally from OPSNET:
- Air Taxi. (AT) Aircraft designed to have a maximum seating capacity of 60 seats or less or a maximum payload capacity of 18,000 pounds or less, carrying passengers or cargo for hire or compensation.
Not true. CRJ2 and the CRJ-550s are 50 seaters but the CRJ7’s and up are air carriers.That literally makes 0 sense. Faa is playing tower controllers for counting crjs different
To put it very basically, if it’s a regional jet that offers a first class cabin (exception for CRJ-550), in general, it’s an air carrier.Not true. CRJ2 and the CRJ-550s are 50 seaters but the CRJ7’s and up are air carriers.
And that makes any sense to you? Crj550 only exists cus of United scope ClauseNot true. CRJ2 and the CRJ-550s are 50 seaters but the CRJ7’s and up are air carriers.
I work for the federal government. I haven’t had anything make sense in some time, sir.And that makes any sense to you? Crj550 only exists cus of United scope Clause
Sorry this is the number one dumbest thing I’ve heard ever since being an atc. And I’m really having trouble coping with itI work for the federal government. I haven’t had anything make sense in some time, sir.
I’m not the lawyer that wrote it, but my take…Sorry this is the number one dumbest thing I’ve heard ever since being an atc. And I’m really having trouble coping with it
That’s all well and fine, but it makes absolutely no sense. A CRJ200 isn’t some Cessna Caravan shuttling people between PIT and JST, it’s a scheduled airliner carrying 50 people in and out of the busiest cities in the country. It’s a little disheartening that NATCA let’s this type of stuff effect the pay of their dues paying members.I’m not the lawyer that wrote it, but my take…
Lots of regional airports around the country have only CRJ2/ERJ service to a handful of hubs and they wanted the formula to reflect that level of service and not allow the smaller facilities the benefit of adding points to their complexity.
This is why every point out is a crj7Literally from OPSNET:
- Air Taxi. (AT) Aircraft designed to have a maximum seating capacity of 60 seats or less or a maximum payload capacity of 18,000 pounds or less, carrying passengers or cargo for hire or compensation.
That literally makes 0 sense. Faa is playing tower controllers for counting crjs different
That’s all well and fine, but it makes absolutely no sense. A CRJ200 isn’t some Cessna Caravan shuttling people between PIT and JST, it’s a scheduled airliner carrying 50 people in and out of the busiest cities in the country. It’s a little disheartening that NATCA let’s this type of stuff effect the pay of their dues paying members.
False.I’m not the lawyer that wrote it, but my take…
Lots of regional airports around the country have only CRJ2/ERJ service to a handful of hubs and they wanted the formula to reflect that level of service and not allow the smaller facilities the benefit of adding points to their complexity.
False.
So there’s a misunderstanding in this thread of how the mix add on works.
You don’t get paid more for working air carriers. Read the words in the appendix.
If your air carrier plus military is less than GA then the air taxis get added to air carrier anyway. The best mix for add on is 50/50. Air taxi count gets moved to wherever it helps you. So no this isn’t something NATCA dropped the ball on.
Read the words.
Read the words.
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Just as an FYI: You can change the type in a stars data block and it’ll stick in count ops when it drops off or exits your airspace.
Funny thing about that is the only difference between a CRJ-700 and a CRJ-550 is on the inside, so they both have the type code CRJ7.Not true. CRJ2 and the CRJ-550s are 50 seaters but the CRJ7’s and up are air carriers.
it was created cus the United scope clause only allows for so many 70 seat jets and they were all flown. But they had more spots left in the 50 seat part of the contractFunny thing about that is the only difference between a CRJ-700 and a CRJ-550 is on the inside, so they both have the type code CRJ7.
Nice airplanes.... still air taxis.it was created cus the United scope clause only allows for so many 70 seat jets and they were all flown. But they had more spots left in the 50 seat part of the contract
Nah. A caravan is an air taxiNice airplanes.... still air taxis.
We can play the “not all rectangles are squares” game all you want, but the definition has been provided.Nah. A caravan is an air taxi