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Quoting MaverickM11 (Reply 4): They were allowed to leave SAN after the curfew? |
Quoting RDUDDJI (Reply 3): Getting a widebody aircraft and crew together and ferrying it to another airport in under 3.5 hours is actually pretty impressive. |
Quoting Tom in NO (Reply 6): No doubt they had to cancel a revenue flight from somewhere else to make up the charter.....I'm sure there were some upset travelers from the cancelled flight.....unless UA was able to slide a third airplane in to cover that flight. |
Quoting FA4UA (Reply 1): bird strike on the original plane... we ended up having to ferry a 763 down from LAX to SAN to cover this trip |
Quoting Aogdesk (Reply 9): I think the NFL requires teams to be in their destination city 24 hours prior to kickoff. I wonder how this situation is treated, obviously theres little that can be done (at least from the aircraft operators perspective) |
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Curfew was at 11:30pm and they tookoff about 11:05pm. |
Quoting PanAm747 (Reply 13): If the plane was ready at 11:29 and took off late, who would pay the fine? I assume United would simply pass on the cost, and the NFL would pass it on to the consumers... |
Quoting XJRamper (Reply 7): Something tells me that this aircraft was a RON flight into LAX. |
Quoting Viscount630 (Reply 17): "RON"??? |
Quoting XJRamper (Reply 7): Something tells me that this aircraft was a RON flight into LAX. After MX fixed the aircraft in SAN, they probably flew the a/c up to LAX to cover the original 763 going to wherever the flight was going. |
Quoting 1011 (Reply 8): The same pilots flew the Bears that ferried down the 763 from LAX. |
Quoting PanAm747 (Reply 13): Where the Chicago players and coaches wait during this time? |
Quoting 1011 (Thread starter): Just wondering if anyone knows what the problem was |
Quoting Aogdesk (Reply 9): Pray for Kevin Everett......... |
Quoting Bicoastal (Reply 20): The team was pre screened at the Stadium |