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Old 12-08-2019, 02:18 PM   #1
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Again, they would not know until they could unload the equipment which was this morning. Do you truly think this has ever happened by a chartered flight in the NFL. NO, because it most likely hasn't. This isn't a ground crew forgetting your bag on a public flight. This is a large container on a CHARTERED flight... Please.
If franchises in a billion dollar business like the NFL do not have someone checking off a list as the containers are unloaded I would be highly surprised. Just because they are not taking possession of it yet does not mean they cannot account for it being unloaded from the plane or loaded onto the truck/van.
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Old 12-08-2019, 02:20 PM   #2
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If franchises in a billion dollar business like the NFL do not have someone checking off a list as the containers are unloaded I would be highly surprised. Just because they are not taking possession of it yet does not mean they cannot account for it being unloaded from the plane or loaded onto the truck/van.
Also the possibility for theft. Maybe not anymore with cameras, etc. But you'd think we would account for them after unloading somehow and would have to be stored in a secure place.
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Old 12-08-2019, 02:24 PM   #3
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Also the possibility for theft. Maybe not anymore with cameras, etc. But you'd think we would account for them after unloading somehow and would have to be stored in a secure place.
I meant to thumbs up this post. Fat fingered it. Sorry
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I meant to thumbs up this post. Fat fingered it. Sorry
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Old 12-08-2019, 02:29 PM   #5
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Also the possibility for theft. Maybe not anymore with cameras, etc. But you'd think we would account for them after unloading somehow and would have to be stored in a secure place.
I just can’t believe that teams do not have someone in place to make sure equipment makes it through transition points. There is just too much money involved in this business to not have these fail safe systems in place.
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I just can’t believe that teams do not have someone in place to make sure equipment makes it through transition points. There is just too much money involved in this business to not have these fail safe systems in place.
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