Talk:Change of gauge (aviation)

Article life

See Talk:Gauge change#Article life. Laudak (talk) 03:52, 30 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Definition

Is it a change of gauge if you have to disembark, your vehicle is refuelled/restocked and you get back on the same one? or only if the aircraft you board is different from the first one? The definition in the lead would seem to suggest the latter, but the discussion in the text is also relevant for refuelling stopovers. —Felix the Cassowary 13:43, 6 June 2009 (UTC) Answer: no, that would not be a change of gauge flight, simply a stopover.[reply]

Not standard practice?

This statement: "In the United States, change of gauge is not standard practice among the airlines." seems to contradict itself with the statement immediately following it, that ALL the major airlines in the U.S. follow this practice...

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