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gloopy 01-28-2022 10:06 AM


Originally Posted by ebl14 (Post 3360566)
You must be based in ATL.

And rocks the full winter dress uni in June hoping it pumps his NPS.

gloopy 01-28-2022 10:07 AM


Originally Posted by ebl14 (Post 3360630)
We should also be able to expense dry cleaning, like United.

There should be an extra allowance for pilots expected to duck walk under low wings and stand in wheel wells too.

gloopy 01-28-2022 10:11 AM


Originally Posted by OOfff (Post 3361145)
when was the last time the CP checked your tags?

The APU Sheriffs can rock authoritative insignia like Times Square but the uniform police have to be undercover. Internal Affairs style. The hammer of justice swings quietly but falls hard. If you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear.

gloopy 01-28-2022 10:20 AM


Originally Posted by igotgummed (Post 3361197)
Long sleeve guys have always been weirdos. Enough of this “short sleeves and ties aren’t proper business wear”. We aren’t businessmen.

Most "long sleeve guys" I've met wear them either because of skin cancer concerns/issues or tattoos.

Short sleeves with ties looks asinine no matter how much or how little "business" you do.

Iceberg 01-28-2022 10:22 AM


Originally Posted by gloopy (Post 3361620)
Most "long sleeve guys" I've met wear them either because of skin cancer concerns/issues or tattoos.

Short sleeves with ties looks asinine no matter how much or how little "business" you do.

Do you wear long sleeves year round or should I call you Dwight?

gloopy 01-28-2022 10:27 AM


Originally Posted by Iceberg (Post 3361622)
Do you wear long sleeves year round or should I call you Dwight?

Nice ad hominem fallacy but I don't even own a long sleeve uniform shirt.

I also don't have any skin cancer concerns (yet) or any arm tattoos. I'm just stating what I've seen. That said, short sleeve shirts with ties look stupid and always will.

Iceberg 01-28-2022 10:39 AM


Originally Posted by gloopy (Post 3361625)
Nice ad hominem fallacy but I don't even own a long sleeve uniform shirt.

I also don't have any skin cancer concerns (yet) or any arm tattoos. I'm just stating what I've seen. That said, short sleeve shirts with ties look stupid and always will.

I don’t know if its because it’s not the norm or what, but long sleeve uniform shirts look funny to me. In regular settings, short sleeves and ties look funny to me.

I don’t understand how you can be so against them though, with multiple posts posted, while wearing the offending article.

redblueskies 01-28-2022 10:45 AM

The only time I've ever had a passenger comment on my uniform is when I was deadheading and she was ****ed about how much space all my Delta required uniform garbage was taking up in her overhead bin. I said sorry ma'am, I wish that none of it was up there but Delta requires us to tote around all these non functional uniform pieces and I'm not carrying them on my lap for the entire flight.

I suggested Delta should provide one simple Northface type jacket that we could easily pack or even sit with comfortably while deadheading. Hat & trench & blazer gone like they should have been decades ago. We could hire some clowns to dress up and walk around the terimal in the traditional pilot garb from last century, for those who just can't live without seeing it. Then the pilots that actually like dressing up like a civil war reenactment soldier can come do that on the weekends for some extra pay, the rest of us can more comfortably work to FAA duty limits and everyone is a little but happier.

But that won't happen at Delta because that's not how they've always done it. One more little thing to add the the growing list of reasons for people to go work elsewhere. Working 16 hour days is better if you're comfortable.

gloopy 01-28-2022 10:53 AM


Originally Posted by Iceberg (Post 3361632)
I don’t know if its because it’s not the norm or what, but long sleeve uniform shirts look funny to me. In regular settings, short sleeves and ties look funny to me.

I don’t understand how you can be so against them though, with multiple posts posted, while wearing the offending article.

I'm not getting your point.

Short sleeves with ties looks stupid.

Yes I wear the aforementioned "offending articles" combination, because it is required. But I don't like it and am in favor of getting rid of ties with short sleeve shirts.

I don't mind if you argree or disagree, but I'm not getting whatever intellectual issue it is that you have with this.

saturn 01-28-2022 11:03 AM


Originally Posted by Iceberg (Post 3361632)
I don’t know if its because it’s not the norm or what, but long sleeve uniform shirts look funny to me. In regular settings, short sleeves and ties look funny to me.

I don’t understand how you can be so against them though, with multiple posts posted, while wearing the offending article.

Whats funny to me is a formal suit with a short sleeve shirt underneath. Imagine showing up to the interview, blue suit + red tie of course, then popping off the blazer and a short sleeve white shirt underneath?. 🤣

As far as pilots, it appears to be just an American thing. Look at all the foreign airline uniforms...long sleeve pilot shirts underneath a suit. Not sure why its so 'faux pas' by some people. Its the standard formal shirt/suit combination since forever in men's fashion. White shirt cuffs are supposed to peek below coat sleeve. In the summer with no blazer, short sleeve makes sense.


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