AA/US Uniform
#21
The people who say they know don't know. Nothing has been decided, there were rumors about double breasted charcoal grey. Those that actually sit in the meetings have said that is not gonna happen. It will be a refresh of the normal uniform, no hats, no double breasted jackets and will be the current color of AA.
#23
The people who say they know don't know. Nothing has been decided, there were rumors about double breasted charcoal grey. Those that actually sit in the meetings have said that is not gonna happen. It will be a refresh of the normal uniform, no hats, no double breasted jackets and will be the current color of AA.
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The people who say they know don't know. Nothing has been decided, there were rumors about double breasted charcoal grey. Those that actually sit in the meetings have said that is not gonna happen. It will be a refresh of the normal uniform, no hats, no double breasted jackets and will be the current color of AA.
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The people who say they know don't know. Nothing has been decided, there were rumors about double breasted charcoal grey. Those that actually sit in the meetings have said that is not gonna happen. It will be a refresh of the normal uniform, no hats, no double breasted jackets and will be the current color of AA.
#30
I agree, 100%. Unfortunately, I think that nostalgic era in aviation is gone. Most people just don't care about that anymore, at least here in the US. I think clean pressed uniform, shined shoes, and a haircut will do just fine. Hats and double breasted jackets in airport food courts, with all the sweat panted and pajama wearing people, -the contrast just looks silly to me.
Just my opinion, I may be wrong
Just my opinion, I may be wrong

Besides, there's something to be said for professional pride. Looking the part makes one feel the part, to a degree.
Sadly, most people don't (seem to) care, which is ironic, considering they've likely invested more in their career than their predecessors!
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