Made it through the ramp training phase for my new job and finished 2nd to a dude that had been working for another airline but he took the top spot
fair and square. I was surprised when I saw snow in Dallas but whatever. It was all class, study, and a few beers all week.
Can't wait to get out and fly/buggy at the earliest op.
TonySeanny - 15-1-2011 at 02:22 PM
Awesome Tony!! How much snow is in Dallas? That area usually gets a
pretty good amount none here, but at our land up north a little farther, there's
like 6 inches.aircav1182 - 15-1-2011 at 02:26 PM
It was just around an inch when I landed last Sunday but the cold was bone chilling with the wind. Let's head south Seany!Seanny - 15-1-2011 at 02:38 PM
Hoorah! You should come down here for sure! There's no wind, it's raining, and I have no bar yet for my kite, but those things can all be resolved
:wee:Txshooter38 - 15-1-2011 at 02:40 PM
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Originally posted by aircav1182
It was just around an inch when I landed last Sunday but the cold was bone chilling with the wind. Let's head south Seany!
Don't bother....I'm already here and it is raining with no wind!!!!acampbell - 15-1-2011 at 02:49 PM
Way to Go Tony. Now with your SW Airlines connection and their liberal baggage allowance you can go and buggy wherever you like- NABX, JIBE.
Was shopping SWA today for NABX connections.aircav1182 - 15-1-2011 at 03:13 PM
Thanks for the update Txshooter38....Might have to go international Seanny. just kidding.
Yea...all that is within reach Angus but I'm just a vulture looking for an empty seat when it comes to flying so getting bumped is a normal reality
and ya have to plan for that. Reminds me of flying space A with the military but there are way more "possibilities" here. Still working on luggage. I
figure a Comp XR with small wheels/tires without having to pay extra. Still learning the system though. Maybe I can find a better way. Hope all is
well in your Island Kite buggy paradise!
How much snow is in Dallas? That area usually gets a
pretty good amount 
none here, but at our land up north a little farther, there's
like 6 inches.