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Old 12-20-2025 | 10:23 AM
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Originally Posted by skruts
Study after study it was shown that owning a problem and apologizing for it went miles with a customer.
They really do want to hear someone apologize. No matter whose fault it is. They want to be heard and an apology is a big part of that.



I honestly do not understand the people here who refuse to apologize for something… and I’ve flown with many. Blows my mind.
I want to be treated like a professional, so I act like one. Do I wish the company cared enough to actually provide us with specific guidelines on how to act during IROPS? Absolutely. It’s frustrating to see other airlines reimbursing Captain’s pizza orders for passengers during long delays, while we can barely get pretzels distributed.

But I don’t use that as an excuse to exude a lack of professionalism. And I don’t let the unprofessionalism of other work groups affect how I act. I’ll communicate, I’ll apologize, I’ll thank loyal passengers time permitting. All of those things are a part of doing this job well.
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