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I do not know how many plugs are in each breaker. It doesn't mean how many plugs are used, it's how many amps the breaker can handle.

Interesting! Checked Baggage is $10. Carry on Bag- priceless! ($35) I've used Burbank airport few times. It's a small and charming airport. It is supposed to build a new terminal building replacing the old ones due to proximity to the runway. It'll be the same number of gates- 15.

You'll need to purchase a rail fare for each person plus a roomette for either one or two person.

Both of them are in outside just north end of terminals. It takes about 10 to 15 minutes walk on sidewalks, going underpasses of major roads.

"It" was the news about the conversation between the pilot and the air controller and the events.

It stated that the 777 was losing altitude after engine failure. Question is the plane can maintain its' altitude with one engine running, esp of you're over the vast expanse of ocean?

I've been at that earthquake and among other strong ones in southern California. It was a pretty good shake! My last earthquake was in Idaho, close by Stanley, ID which is very rare on its magnitude.

I use that, too, on trains and even airplanes! Even I used it on my very first Acela ride during Boston Gathering several years ago!

I'm a loyal with Delta for years with no status. Second one would be Alaska airline despite going the "wrong way" trip to Seattle or Portland before reaching the destination.

I believe it's a crew quarter or a transdorm

Nice flying without using mask unless your pilot insist! What's the range for a tank of fuel?

Fascinating stories! I've flew on DC-3 plane during the municipal airport air show. It was my first ride with tail wheel which is very fascinating. You can't see the runway ahead from the cockpit. I've flown in 6 seat Cessna, sail plane twice, and small commercial props outside of TSA area.

I used to be a volunteer FF/EMT in rural NM for 15 years. We've upgraded the equipments, too!

From my observation on how the air circulates in Superliner, the inlet is located on the ceiling of lower level between the bathrooms and roomettes/family room. That is where the air filter is. The vent you see in the ceiling of each room is pushing the air out of room towards the lower level...

I've heard about it when I used to live in eastern NM for 15 years. That's ok, that area has strong tie to Texas!

I agree about putting electrification on Metrolink San Bernardino Line. It's the busiest line in its system. It may be happened but it'll be a while.

I've heard about the VIARail shut down but I don't have the details. I believe that track which Cascades used is owned by BNSF. I'm not sure if it goes all the way to Vancouver station or not.

I recommend to ride to SLO due to ocean view from top of the bluffs. Also the tracks go through Vandenberg AFB. You'll see some launch pads in a distance. Plus springtime is prime season for poppyseed blooming!

I would recommend to have your large suitcases which you don't need during your train ride to check in. It avoid the hassles and some spaces are limited. I believe your train set is Superliner and there is a baggage reach downstairs. If your train is single level, there is a cubby hole...

Yes, the seat are reserved but is not assigned until on board. It depends on how the coach attendants assigned them, usually based on the station stops (esp. at night). They should have a passenger manifest so that they can keep track on how many people are seated together. They are...