TIME, in column six (6), is a planning figure only and represents the time based on the 1929 Consolidated timetable or an estimate of "air time" and "ground time" involved with a flight.  You should always report the actual time you used to complete the flight as that is what counts.


Return flights are on the even numbers

Flights ending with the letter "M" are U. S. Mail flights.
Flights ending with the letter "P" are passenger flights
Cargo Flights are unscheduled .

Flights Beginning with the letter "T" are Texas flights.
Flights Begining with the letter "M" are Mexico flights.

REMEMBER:  the flight plan is your responsibility.  Plan it the way you want to fly it.  Depart when you want; either by day or by night and you don't have to fly all of the flight if you want.  At flight's end, when you are filling out your logbook, please take the time to send your flight report by clicking on "Flight Report" on the Southern Divisions - Pilots Web-Page.
 

Texas / Mexico Hub -- Tom Steadman tdstead@bigpond.com
MOST IMPORTANT RULE
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