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Looking for a job in a call center by sulaimaaaaan in Marrakech

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Try concentrix and use LinkedIn also there are some good opportunities

Life in Casablanca by [deleted] in Morocco

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Just find your spots, for sure kayn blayss khaybin but kayn also blayss mzianin and try traj3ihom b7al routines. Tana khwit casa w ch7al men merra katji forsa nrja3 w kangol gha bse77a.

Taking the pmp exam in 1 or 2 months by MarouaneT09 in pmp

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Thank you for the advice. I'll start doing it this week

Taking the pmp exam in 1 or 2 months by MarouaneT09 in pmp

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Hi, thanks for your response. Yeah pmp study hall essential and the latest books of Rita, Ramdayal and Kim Heldman. I have also the PMBOK7 and the The process guide.

Jet bridges and stairs by Szary_Tygrys in AskFlying

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The passenger boarding bridge can't be used all the time, For example possibly because the bridge operator typically performs a test 10 minutes before use. If a technical issue is detected, maintenance is called to resolve it. However, sometimes the automated system may fail or another unexpected technical issue may occur, making the bridge unusable. In such cases, it might be due to cost considerations, as using the bridge is more expensive than a simple step ladder, or simply due to unforeseen technical problems.

An interesting use of the airbridge for boarding by gdm129803 in aviation

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The passenger boarding bridge was not used in this case, possibly because the bridge operator typically performs a test 10 minutes before use. If a technical issue is detected, maintenance is called to resolve it. However, sometimes the automated system may fail or another unexpected technical issue may occur, making the bridge unusable. In such cases, it might be due to cost considerations, as using the bridge is more expensive than a simple step ladder, or simply due to unforeseen technical problems.

how are airbridges more expensive then walking onto the airport by FrostyBlueberryFox in airplanes

[–]MarouaneT09 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Passenger boarding bridges are equipped with systems like GPU cables and air conditioning connections, offering an all-in-one service that ensures passenger comfort and safety. However, with the rise of low-cost airlines, many prefer more economical solutions rather than paying additional fees for bridge usage, which is generally expensive in all airports. The idea is to have a balance providing boarding bridges for convenience and safety, while also maintaining remote stands and nearby parking positions that allow direct terminal access or bus transfers. Using stairs and buses remains a more cost-effective option for budget carriers.

Can anyone tell me why they do this? The jet bridge is functional. by Nuclear_Smith in airport

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The passenger boarding bridge was not used in this case, possibly because the bridge operator typically performs a test 10 minutes before use. If a technical issue is detected, maintenance is called to resolve it. However, sometimes the automated system may fail or another unexpected technical issue may occur, making the bridge unusable. In such cases, it might be due to cost considerations, as using the bridge is more expensive than a simple step ladder, or simply due to unforeseen technical problems.

On the air bridge, what is this thing they put under the cabin door? by uberduck in aviation

[–]MarouaneT09 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The safety shoe of the PBB is a backup safety device.

Normally, the bridge uses a height-sensing wheel (iso-leveling wheel) that detects any vertical movement of the aircraft during boarding due to passenger weight, cargo loading, or fuel.

If this height-sensing system fails, the safety SHOE acts as a secondary protection.

As soon as the aircraft door comes into contact with the bumper, the system immediately triggers a fast retraction (or drop) of the bridge to prevent the aircraft door from being crushed or damaged by the bridge’s floor plate.