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  1. 08-10-2009, 10:55 AM #11
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    Re: B737 Trip Remainder

    OHHHHHHHHHH :O Now I understand, WOW! all this time I thought it was to remind the pilot of how many times he tripped over the pedestal and almost fell and smacked his nuts on the yoke column trying to get into his damn seat and a reminder to get the techs to make a better J track system lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by mauriceb View Post
    I often wondered what these things were for. What do they remind you about?

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    Thumbs up Re: B737 Trip Remainder

    sold out !!!

    thank you all for your interest.

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    Re: B737 Trip Remainder

    What does this part do? I have always wondered that, and google isn't helping.
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    Re: B737 Trip Remainder

    Quote Originally Posted by headshrink View Post
    What does this part do? I have always wondered that, and google isn't helping.
    Well as the name says, it reminds the pilot of the current flight number his jet is operating under. Today at least in Europe a lot of flights have alphanumerical callsigns and therefor they are writing small sheets of paper as a reminder.
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