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11-22-2022, 01:39 PM

#21

FangsF15

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Originally Posted by Trip7

New double breasted looks sharp, especially if tailored. I hope single breasted are only allowed for females. JMHO

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I agree with you here. The single breasted cheapens whatever “brand” look we have. (Many here don’t care, but management sure does.) And it’s way more than the hat they want to keep despite 75% not liking it.

11-22-2022, 02:23 PM

#22

Machsp

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Boatbuilder

What a water sandwich! Other than the jacket, no real change.
It always amazes me to see the how the private jet guys dress when we have them aboard. Much more casual/comfortable and they are hauling around much higher value customers than we are. We dress like Captain Edward Smith to haul pax in leggings, bikini tops and pajamas.

Couldn't agree more. Meanwhile Ed gets to wear sneakers virtually everywhere he goes. I don't understand why the pilots have to look like we're stuck in the 1950s. Can't wait for a foldable hat.

11-22-2022, 02:35 PM

#23

igotgummed

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(fat guys like me that look like $hit in double breasted blazers enters chat)

11-22-2022, 03:11 PM

#24

Broncos

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Trip7

New double breasted looks sharp, especially if tailored. I hope single breasted are only allowed for females. JMHO

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Tsk. Tsk. That's a very non-inclusive statement. Apparently you've forgotten one of the goals of the "new" pilot uniform.

11-22-2022, 03:19 PM

#25

Vsop

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Originally Posted by Broncos

Tsk. Tsk. That's a very non-inclusive statement. Apparently you've forgotten one of the goals of the "new" pilot uniform.

I think trip intended to say lapel collection (previously male) vs non-lapel collection (previously female) since that’s apparently the new terminology.

11-22-2022, 03:43 PM

#26

Gunfighter

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Vsop

I think trip intended to say lapel collection (previously male) vs non-lapel collection (previously female) since that’s apparently the new terminology.

What does previous gender have to do with my current uniform choice?

11-22-2022, 05:02 PM

#27

Wolf424

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gunfighter

What does previous gender have to do with my current uniform choice?

That’s how they are labeled in the uniform survey

11-22-2022, 06:27 PM

#28

Boatbuilder

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gunfighter

What does previous gender have to do with my current uniform choice?

Are they assigning one in indoc now?
It used to be OK to say ladies and gentlemen on the PA. Do we now say lapel and non-lapel?

11-22-2022, 06:44 PM

#29

Trip7

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Boatbuilder

What a water sandwich! Other than the jacket, no real change.

It always amazes me to see the how the private jet guys dress when we have them aboard. Much more casual/comfortable and they are hauling around much higher value customers than we are. We dress like Captain Edward Smith to haul pax in leggings, bikini tops and pajamas.

Ummm... Delta's customer base is pretty premium and well dressed for the most part. Have you ever ventured over to SWA/Frontier/Spirit gates? It's like a whole different world

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