Alaska Air Hiring
12-03-2018, 11:55 AM
#3711
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P.S. The difference between a Bus and a Stihl chainsaw? 50,000 board feet a minute.
12-03-2018, 12:31 PM
#3712
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Joined APC: Jun 2006
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We all can pretty much agree that there seems to be an effort to get rid of the Airbuses; which is a bummer, because they are superior airplanes in all the things that really matter to passengers. If you are skeptical go fly in the back of a 737 and then fly in the back of an Airbus. Flame on.
12-03-2018, 12:51 PM
#3713
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I just rode in the back of an ex-VX Airbus a few days ago. I found no discernible difference between that and all of the 737s I've ever been on. All I noticed was the cheap-looking white plastic seat back in my face when the passenger in front of me reclined the seat.
If you really want you mind blown go up to cockpit. Rumor is that fully grown adults can stand up straight there.
12-03-2018, 02:52 PM
#3714
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I jumpseat on the bus a lot (my sincerest thanks to former VX crews) to see my son. It’s very comfortable, unlike the 737. Crews have all been very friendly and great. Thanks for not judging a book by its cover. Cheers.
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12-03-2018, 02:55 PM
#3715
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BM of all people put a stop to this rumor at V1. He said it had nothing to do with tech stops. The 900ER carriers more people, plain and simple. That is why they took the bus off most of the Transcons.
Oh, and Airbus sucks
Signed,
Spouse of Boeing Employee
12-03-2018, 03:51 PM
#3716
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I just rode in the back of an ex-VX Airbus a few days ago. I found no discernible difference between that and all of the 737s I've ever been on. All I noticed was the cheap-looking white plastic seat back in my face when the passenger in front of me reclined the seat.
You didn’t happen to notice:
- The much quieter ride through takeoff and climb.
- The inch wider seats
- The 8 inch wider cabin
- The bathroom you can turn around in
- The bathroom without trash all over it because the trash can are too small.
- The aisle you can pull a bag down
Not to be inflamatory but try to take the 737 beer googles off next time and try to see the difference. People are getting fatter, taller and bigger, not skinner. The 737 is extremely uncomfortable if you are larger than a 6 foot male at 190 pounds.
I know nothing about the 737 as a pilot, but as a non first class passenger it’s an inferior airplane, you could be one of the few passengers that doesn’t notice.
12-03-2018, 03:58 PM
#3717
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Haha ok... Boeing makes great airplanes. So does Airbus. The 737 just happens to be an inferior passenger airplane to the a320. You can’t argue with more personal space on an already cramped airplane.
12-03-2018, 03:59 PM
#3718
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You didn’t happen to notice:
The plastic can be changed, that’s a design decision that’s being disposed of by Alaska.
- The much quieter ride through takeoff and climb.
- The inch wider seats
- The 8 inch wider cabin
- The bathroom you can turn around in
- The bathroom without trash all over it because the trash can are too small.
- The aisle you can pull a bag down
Not to be inflamatory but try to take the 737 beer googles off next time and try to see the difference. People are getting fatter, taller and bigger, not skinner. The 737 is extremely uncomfortable if you are larger than a 6 foot male at 190 pounds.
The plastic can be changed, that’s a design decision that’s being disposed of by Alaska.
- The much quieter ride through takeoff and climb.
- The inch wider seats
- The 8 inch wider cabin
- The bathroom you can turn around in
- The bathroom without trash all over it because the trash can are too small.
- The aisle you can pull a bag down
Not to be inflamatory but try to take the 737 beer googles off next time and try to see the difference. People are getting fatter, taller and bigger, not skinner. The 737 is extremely uncomfortable if you are larger than a 6 foot male at 190 pounds.
I have no 737 beer goggles. I've never flown a 737. I'm a 767 cargo guy. The smaller ones all look the same to me.
12-03-2018, 06:25 PM
#3719
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If pax cared about comfort SWA would be out of business.
12-03-2018, 08:00 PM
#3720
Am I Wrong??????????
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Cant run a big boy airline off credit card loyalty......despite what Angle Lake manipulates in polling.
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