Cargo vs Passenger
10-01-2018, 09:53 AM
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Cargo vs Passenger
For anyone considering cargo vs passenger flying, we wrote an article about the top 3 reasons to choose cargo.
What are your thoughts? Let us know.
What are your thoughts? Let us know.
10-01-2018, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted by JohnBurke
Most freight hauling companies allow jeans and tee shirts in the cockpit?
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10-01-2018, 12:33 PM
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Sorry...I have to agree with the first response.
Although, I can't agree with the statement that this was written on the level of a " Freshman in High School". Maybe in the H.S. Special Ed. program, as it is so simplistic that it is embarrassing to the author(s).
I would quickly delete it along with this Thread.
Seriously, from a person who has spent an equal amount of time, over 30 years, flying both passengers and freight this " article " is doing a disservice to the uninitiated.
Good Luck Though!
El Gato
Although, I can't agree with the statement that this was written on the level of a " Freshman in High School". Maybe in the H.S. Special Ed. program, as it is so simplistic that it is embarrassing to the author(s).
I would quickly delete it along with this Thread.
Seriously, from a person who has spent an equal amount of time, over 30 years, flying both passengers and freight this " article " is doing a disservice to the uninitiated.
Good Luck Though!
El Gato
10-01-2018, 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by galaxy flyer
We did that flying cancelled checks, but bell bottoms were in style and a guy named Nixon was being investigated for some burglary at an apartment house named Watergate.
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The article cited for the thread does a fine job of painting the cargo pilot as a bit less professional than a real pilot, nixon and curtis not withstanding.
10-01-2018, 12:43 PM
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Jeans and T's ?
Actually that is correct. For most Long Haul cargo carriers you may wear whatever you like* once in cruise and (obviously) out of the Public Eye. Hub turns/Domestic stuff...It wouldn't make sense to change clothes every 2 hours or so.
14 hours from Australia to San Francisco ? ...I'm in my Jammies w/ Fuzzy Slippers ASAP !
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* - However, The Borat Mankini is generally frowned upon.
Actually that is correct. For most Long Haul cargo carriers you may wear whatever you like* once in cruise and (obviously) out of the Public Eye. Hub turns/Domestic stuff...It wouldn't make sense to change clothes every 2 hours or so.
14 hours from Australia to San Francisco ? ...I'm in my Jammies w/ Fuzzy Slippers ASAP !
STK
* - However, The Borat Mankini is generally frowned upon.
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