Command Center - 7Two

[moa999]

New show on 7Two on now - Sun 6.30pm AET
Covering Delta's operations at Atlanta.

So far touched on ramp control (mini ATC for the gates) and food operations (outsourced to Gate Gourmet)

 

[Blackswan]

Nerve center Atlanta International Airport - YouTube

 

[Simo]

Missed it...

Bugger

 

[samh004]

Missed it...

Bugger

The Youtube link above seems to be the full episode.

 

[Simo]

The Youtube link above seems to be the full episode.

Thanks Samh004

 

[ozbeachbabe]

Thanks Moa999. I read your post about 15 mins into the program & found it very interesting. I hadn't realised up until then how busy ATL Airport was.

One of the despatchers mentioned at one stage they had 33 flights waiting to take off plus another 14 on the ground heading to their bay. That would of course have been purely DL aircraft he was talking about.

 

[serfty]

... That would of course have been purely DL aircraft he was talking about.

Any who have been to ATL would understand this ... it's HUGE!

 

[moa999]

Thanks Moa999. I read your post about 15 mins into the program & found it very interesting. I hadn't realised up until then how busy ATL Airport was.
One of the despatchers mentioned at one stage they had 33 flights waiting to take off plus another 14 on the ground heading to their bay. That would of course have been purely DL aircraft he was talking about.

No problem. Just came across the program by accident.
Other interesting point I saw was that had an aircraft change (mechanical) to a new type and the Gate Gourmet guys were hurridly repacking all the trays and drinks - due to its divergent fleet DL has 7 different types of trolleys.

Funny how Channel 7 has retitled the program from Nerve Center to Command Center (yet still kept US spelling)

 

[Limewood]

Didn't realise till seeing the program Gate Gourmet same mob who now do CNS and few other OZ airport catering.

 

[moa999]

Largest independent airline caterer.
Started as part of SwissAir before being spun out

Gate Gourmet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Simo]

Thanks Moa999. I read your post about 15 mins into the program & found it very interesting. I hadn't realised up until then how busy ATL Airport was.

One of the despatchers mentioned at one stage they had 33 flights waiting to take off plus another 14 on the ground heading to their bay. That would of course have been purely DL aircraft he was talking about.

I was the same didn't realise that it was the busiest airport in the world.

 

[notzac]

Any who have been to ATL would understand this ... it's HUGE!

Agreed really well organised though, very easy to get around.

Enjoyed watching this one - moa999, thanks for posting!

 

[moa999]

Unfortunately looks to be a one-off, the series is about Command Center's.

Next weeks episode on NY's Grand Central Station
Command Center - Yahoo!7 TV Search Results