This was the display at one of the baggage claim carousels at the Providence, RI airport. Look at the status for the first flight listed:
What the hell did they mean?
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
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When an arriving flight is in the vicinity of the airport, the crew calls their airline's Operations office on the radio, "Acme 1234 is in range".
That tells the ramp folks to start getting prepared, there'll be an airplane to park / gate / unload / clean etc in about 10 minutes.
Oh dear! "On range" would be a little homier, at least.
At least none of the departures say "pull."
What do they use for Triple A at the Providence airport?
Vannevar, OK, but that was a public status board, not something where the ramp rats could see it.
Vannevar has it right, as for why to list it that way on a public board...perhaps so those in the know understand the plane is less than about 20 minutes out?
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