Anyway there’s a bunch of places where they don’t have enough people so there’s various restrictions on the flights.
Anyway there’s a bunch of places where they don’t have enough people so there’s various restrictions on the flights.
The flip side is also true; the FAA tries to “staff to traffic”, meaning the slow shifts don’t get as many controllers assigned.
In my old area, B-area in ZSE, regular dayshift number was 14 controllers. Afternoon, 12.
The flip side is also true; the FAA tries to “staff to traffic”, meaning the slow shifts don’t get as many controllers assigned.
In my old area, B-area in ZSE, regular dayshift number was 14 controllers. Afternoon, 12.
The FAA now uses various things to trigger certain reductions in the amount of traffic allowed into an airspace.
Staffing is one. You can only work so many planes at a time.
The FAA now uses various things to trigger certain reductions in the amount of traffic allowed into an airspace.
Staffing is one. You can only work so many planes at a time.
And D said “so basically we’re living in this timeline?”
I said yeah, that’s why we all feel like making the same face (as Marty when he realizes it) all the time:
And D said “so basically we’re living in this timeline?”
I said yeah, that’s why we all feel like making the same face (as Marty when he realizes it) all the time:
So much so that tonight we’re watching Back To The Future 2.
In Ep 2, of course, in alternate 1985, Biff Tannen is the richest man in the US, owns casinos and businesses, plasters his own name on everything, has paintings of himself… generally a huge narcissist.
So much so that tonight we’re watching Back To The Future 2.
In Ep 2, of course, in alternate 1985, Biff Tannen is the richest man in the US, owns casinos and businesses, plasters his own name on everything, has paintings of himself… generally a huge narcissist.