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DVA1912 Captain, CRJ-200 Joined on September 17 2004 Northeastern United States 31 legs, 60.8 hours 1 legs, 2.1 hours online 9 legs, 17.3 hours ACARS	Posted onPost created on September 26 2004 19:26 ET by Jason Senf
	I hope this hasnt been answered adnausium, but I will ask anyway. If I use the electronic Delta Flight Schedules, Do I use those flight numbers in the PIREP? or do I leave it blank and use the comments? Thanks, Jason
DVA1866 First Officer, B777-200 Joined on August 31 2004 Las Vegas, NV USA 41 legs, 79.4 hours 28 legs, 47.3 hours online 7 legs, 9.9 hours ACARS 4 legs, 8.2 hours event	Posted onPost created on September 26 2004 20:48 ET by Michael Odom
	Use the real world flight number. The schedules you find in the Pilot Center are updated based on the real world schedules, so there shouldn't be many discrepancies. The only exception is the 8000 flights, which are historical routes using retired aircraft. If you find the flight on the electronic tables but not in the Pilot Center, you may want to make a note of it in your comments. You might want to check out the schedule links in the Pilot Center, I find they are better suited for DVA pilots to find a good flight.

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