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Originally Posted by DakBroadbent
(Post 1385787)
Hahahaha! You so funny! The mainline, sorry LEGACY, guys and gals I see most often look sooooo professional in their windbreaker jackets, no hats, and backpacks!
All depends on the major or legacy, but more importantly, all depends on the individual, NOT their professional station. As a regional CA, I strongly believe in maintaining the pilot's image in the public eye, and the uniform is a big part of it. For as much ribbing as they get, that's one of my favorite things about Delta: demonstrable respect for the profession. Don't wanna look like a pilot? Go scoop guacamole at Qdoba. But your notion of lumping vast groups of people together and slapping on a label is laziness, at best, good ol' fashioned immaturity at worst. The worst things regional guys do is come on Major Airline forums and bring up a post 5 pages back to kill a good discussion. Good job ace. |
Originally Posted by DakBroadbent
(Post 1385787)
Hahahaha! You so funny! The mainline, sorry LEGACY, guys and gals I see most often look sooooo professional in their windbreaker jackets, no hats, and backpacks!
All depends on the major or legacy, but more importantly, all depends on the individual, NOT their professional station. As a regional CA, I strongly believe in maintaining the pilot's image in the public eye, and the uniform is a big part of it. For as much ribbing as they get, that's one of my favorite things about Delta: demonstrable respect for the profession. Don't wanna look like a pilot? Go scoop guacamole at Qdoba. But your notion of lumping vast groups of people together and slapping on a label is laziness, at best, good ol' fashioned immaturity at worst. I have almost never seen a US Airways mainline pilot in a backback or windbreaker. See, the problem is that the regional guys have the exact same uniform, so you probable saw one of them. Mystery solved. |
I'm sad to say that I'm saddened at the state of affairs as it relates to the regional vs mainline pilot debacle in the USA. I learn a lot everyday that I go through the motions and talk to guys and read the posts on here. In Jamaica where I grew up once a commercial pilot you were a Professional Pilot and the only thing that distinguished you from the other guy was who you worked for. Professionalism was always at the forefront however it seems in the US where aviation 'sprouted' so many guys are looked down upon(especially at the regional level) that I feel that it contributes somewhat to the lack of pride in the profession till you 'move up'. If one isn't a professional and carries him/herself as such and is treated likewise how then do they suddenly garner that respect once the uniform changes to that of a "real airline"? I've been told that a uniform doesn't fly airplanes safely, efficiently and competently from A to B and I agree, but that's just the opinion of a lowly regional pilot, take it for what it's seemingly worth.
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Originally Posted by KillingMeSmalls
(Post 1385798)
That's great and all, but regional guys are more unkept than mainline guys. It's a fact; there was a study on it.
The worst things regional guys do is come on Major Airline forums and bring up a post 5 pages back to kill a good discussion. Good job ace. Methinks someone has little pecker syndrome. |
Hahahaha! You so funny! The mainline, sorry LEGACY, guys and gals I see most often look sooooo professional in their windbreaker jackets, no hats, and backpacks! I haven't seen that many regional guys looking crappy, either. There's a few; bad apple syndrome. Usually, it's the shoes and hair that stand out as being inappropriate. |
Originally Posted by Red Forman
(Post 1385828)
Would love to see this "study".:rolleyes:
Methinks someone has little pecker syndrome. an interdisciplinary study of airline pilot uniforms |
Originally Posted by KillingMeSmalls
(Post 1385892)
I'm sorry you had to resort visualizing my penis (if that's what you're into, there's nothing wrong with that) but there is an actual study. I'll post a link specifically for you.
an interdisciplinary study of airline pilot uniforms |
What's also interesting is the the guys that check passenger bags at curbside wear uniforms that resemble pilot uniforms (hats, stripes and all). Coincidence? I don't think so. Just another subtle way to take us down a notch
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Originally Posted by KillingMeSmalls
(Post 1385892)
I'm sorry you had to resort visualizing my penis (if that's what you're into, there's nothing wrong with that) but there is an actual study. I'll post a link specifically for you.
an interdisciplinary study of airline pilot uniforms Okay, enough of this immature flirting. Let's continue with the very important subject of pilot fashion. |
Originally Posted by jwes
(Post 1385906)
What's also interesting is the the guys that check passenger bags at curbside wear uniforms that resemble pilot uniforms (hats, stripes and all). Coincidence? I don't think so. Just another subtle way to take us down a notch
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