Departing From: Chicago Ohare (ORD)
Traveling To: Washington Dulles (IAD)
ETD:
ETA:
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles: 589
Other:
Wednesday, October 29, 2003
Flight: United Express #7769 Grand Rapids-ORD
Departing From: Grand Rapids, Michagan
Traveling To: Chicago Ohare (ORD)
ETD:
ETA:
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles: 500
Other:
Traveling To: Chicago Ohare (ORD)
ETD:
ETA:
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles: 500
Other:
Flight: United Express #5540 ORD-Grand Rapids
Departing From: Chicago Ohare (ORD)
Traveling To: Grand Rapids, Michagan
ETD:
ETA:
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles: 500
Other:
Traveling To: Grand Rapids, Michagan
ETD:
ETA:
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles: 500
Other:
Flight: United #461 IAD-ORD
Departing From: Washington Dulles (IAD)
Traveling To: Chicago Ohare (ORD)
ETD:
ETA:
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles: 589
Other:
Traveling To: Chicago Ohare (ORD)
ETD:
ETA:
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles: 589
Other:
Friday, October 24, 2003
Flight: United Express #7931 Dayton-IAD
Departing From: Dayton, Ohio
Traveling To: Washington Dulles (IAD)
ETD:
ETA:
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles: 500
Other:
Traveling To: Washington Dulles (IAD)
ETD:
ETA:
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles: 500
Other:
Thursday, October 23, 2003
Resturant: Thai 9
(moved to http://lschofield.net/travel/2015/07/25/restaurant-thai-9-dayton-ohio/)
Location: Dayton, OH
Web Site: http://www.thai9restaurant.com/
Unbelievably great place for Thai and Sushi in downtown Dayton. 4 of us ordered a la carte so much stuff they brought it on a table top Viking ship! I found out I liked barbecued eel. Who knew?
Earlier in the week haad more traditional Thai dish - curry. They ask you to order from 1 to 10 spiciness. I ordered a 3 - hot enough to make my nose run.
Location: Dayton, OH
Web Site: http://www.thai9restaurant.com/
Unbelievably great place for Thai and Sushi in downtown Dayton. 4 of us ordered a la carte so much stuff they brought it on a table top Viking ship! I found out I liked barbecued eel. Who knew?
Earlier in the week haad more traditional Thai dish - curry. They ask you to order from 1 to 10 spiciness. I ordered a 3 - hot enough to make my nose run.
Sunday, October 19, 2003
Flight: United Express #7928 IAD-Dayton
Departing From: Washington Dulles (IAD)
Traveling To: Dayton, Ohio
ETD:
ETA:
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles: 500
Other:
Traveling To: Dayton, Ohio
ETD:
ETA:
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles: 500
Other:
Friday, September 19, 2003
Flight: United #7275 BTV-IAD
Departing From: Burlington, VT (BTV)
Traveling To: Washington Dulles (IAD)
ETD: 6:59 PM EST
ETA: 8:30 PM EST
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles:
Other:
Traveling To: Washington Dulles (IAD)
ETD: 6:59 PM EST
ETA: 8:30 PM EST
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles:
Other:
Wednesday, September 17, 2003
Flight: United #7272 IAD-BTV
Departing From: Washington Dulles (IAD)
Traveling To: Burlington, VT (BTV)
ETD: 4:55 PM EST
ETA: 6:29 PM EST
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles:
Other:
Traveling To: Burlington, VT (BTV)
ETD: 4:55 PM EST
ETA: 6:29 PM EST
Est. Duration:
Departure Gate:
Arrival Gate:
Seat:
Equipment:
Miles:
Other:
Friday, August 18, 2000
Equipment: ATR 42
(this post moved to http://lschofield.net/travel/2015/07/25/equipment-atr-42/)
On a flight from Naples to Miami I was on an ATR 42. This is the biggest propeller plane I have ever been on! It held more than 40 people, in a "2 seat - row - 2 seat" configuration. Good headroom, overhead bins, storage under the seat in front.
The flight went over the Everglades at 11,000 feet on a sunny day, and you really got a good view of the swamp below.
This plane was surprizingly quiet for a propeller plane. Also, the storage was in the front behind the pilots, with entry in the rear. Most planes seem to have storage in the back or underneath.
Location: Naples Airport, Naples, Florida
Camera: Kodak DC240

On a flight from Naples to Miami I was on an ATR 42. This is the biggest propeller plane I have ever been on! It held more than 40 people, in a "2 seat - row - 2 seat" configuration. Good headroom, overhead bins, storage under the seat in front.
The flight went over the Everglades at 11,000 feet on a sunny day, and you really got a good view of the swamp below.
This plane was surprizingly quiet for a propeller plane. Also, the storage was in the front behind the pilots, with entry in the rear. Most planes seem to have storage in the back or underneath.
Location: Naples Airport, Naples, Florida
Camera: Kodak DC240

Saturday, July 22, 2000
Equipment: Saab 340F
(This article moved to Equipment: Saab 340F )
The Saab 340F is one of the smallest commercial planes I have flown on (but not the smallest). It has three seats across, one on the right of the isle when facing the back of the plane, and two on the left. While it is small, there is some small overhead space, and they can run drink services (if the flight is long enough) and there is a flight attendent.
This is a picture of a Saab from a Northwest flight I took to Champaign, Illinois. You can see that the plane is a twin turboprop. This helps enhance the vibration and noise inside the aircraft :-). Like most commuter flights, you walk out to the plane and up the fold out steps.
Watch your head! Low clearance!
Product Web Site

The Saab 340F is one of the smallest commercial planes I have flown on (but not the smallest). It has three seats across, one on the right of the isle when facing the back of the plane, and two on the left. While it is small, there is some small overhead space, and they can run drink services (if the flight is long enough) and there is a flight attendent.
This is a picture of a Saab from a Northwest flight I took to Champaign, Illinois. You can see that the plane is a twin turboprop. This helps enhance the vibration and noise inside the aircraft :-). Like most commuter flights, you walk out to the plane and up the fold out steps.

Product Web Site

Sunday, June 18, 2000
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)