View Poll Results: After November 1st, I'll be wearing the...
Single-breasted jacket
180
42.96%
Double-breasted jacket
239
57.04%
Voters: 419. You may not vote on this poll
Jacket Poll
#11
The whole thing is ridiculous and is the exact opposite of “uniform” as many have already pointed out.
For an airline that on paper cares so much about appearance and presence that it’s an interview question, it’s a strange move. They should have picked either one or the other.
That being said I’m going with the double breasted option. Looks sharper and I feel it does make a difference at work on multiple levels - in a positive sense.
For an airline that on paper cares so much about appearance and presence that it’s an interview question, it’s a strange move. They should have picked either one or the other.
That being said I’m going with the double breasted option. Looks sharper and I feel it does make a difference at work on multiple levels - in a positive sense.
#12
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2005
Position: 7ER B...whatever that means.
Posts: 3,966
The whole thing is ridiculous and is the exact opposite of “uniform” as many have already pointed out.
For an airline that on paper cares so much about appearance and presence that it’s an interview question, it’s a strange move. They should have picked either one or the other.
That being said I’m going with the double breasted option. Looks sharper and I feel it does make a difference at work on multiple levels - in a positive sense.
For an airline that on paper cares so much about appearance and presence that it’s an interview question, it’s a strange move. They should have picked either one or the other.
That being said I’m going with the double breasted option. Looks sharper and I feel it does make a difference at work on multiple levels - in a positive sense.
It could also be that 99% of passengers think we look like dufuses and only the 1% who think it looks good care to comment. And just that no one ever thought enough of the single-breasted to say anything either way because its just so ordinary. Who knows.
#13
For those of you saying the flying public is ambivalent to our uniform, I have an honest question.
How much do you interact with passengers?
As a commuter I am told often, the uniforms are great. I am a chatty Kathy so I open myself up to conversations that others so often avoid via headphones on deadheads. I just wonder if you guys are biased from the cockpit echo chamber or from being “told from a buddy on the 4th floor” that you never really listened to your customers in the first person.
But, I stand by what I said earlier, I don’t really care. I just want a paycheck and will wear whatever.
How much do you interact with passengers?
As a commuter I am told often, the uniforms are great. I am a chatty Kathy so I open myself up to conversations that others so often avoid via headphones on deadheads. I just wonder if you guys are biased from the cockpit echo chamber or from being “told from a buddy on the 4th floor” that you never really listened to your customers in the first person.
But, I stand by what I said earlier, I don’t really care. I just want a paycheck and will wear whatever.
#14
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Aug 2007
Posts: 191
#15
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Sep 2016
Posts: 6,716
For those of you saying the flying public is ambivalent to our uniform, I have an honest question.
How much do you interact with passengers?
As a commuter I am told often, the uniforms are great. I am a chatty Kathy so I open myself up to conversations that others so often avoid via headphones on deadheads. I just wonder if you guys are biased from the cockpit echo chamber or from being “told from a buddy on the 4th floor” that you never really listened to your customers in the first person.
But, I stand by what I said earlier, I don’t really care. I just want a paycheck and will wear whatever.
How much do you interact with passengers?
As a commuter I am told often, the uniforms are great. I am a chatty Kathy so I open myself up to conversations that others so often avoid via headphones on deadheads. I just wonder if you guys are biased from the cockpit echo chamber or from being “told from a buddy on the 4th floor” that you never really listened to your customers in the first person.
But, I stand by what I said earlier, I don’t really care. I just want a paycheck and will wear whatever.
#16
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Oct 2013
Posts: 498
For those of you saying the flying public is ambivalent to our uniform, I have an honest question.
How much do you interact with passengers?
As a commuter I am told often, the uniforms are great. I am a chatty Kathy so I open myself up to conversations that others so often avoid via headphones on deadheads. I just wonder if you guys are biased from the cockpit echo chamber or from being “told from a buddy on the 4th floor” that you never really listened to your customers in the first person.
But, I stand by what I said earlier, I don’t really care. I just want a paycheck and will wear whatever.
How much do you interact with passengers?
As a commuter I am told often, the uniforms are great. I am a chatty Kathy so I open myself up to conversations that others so often avoid via headphones on deadheads. I just wonder if you guys are biased from the cockpit echo chamber or from being “told from a buddy on the 4th floor” that you never really listened to your customers in the first person.
But, I stand by what I said earlier, I don’t really care. I just want a paycheck and will wear whatever.
#17
#18
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2018
Posts: 3,191
#19
My commute is 1:30.
#20
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Apr 2018
Posts: 3,191
Understand. You pass the reasonable thought process test. Those other 6 guys on my 14hr deadhead? ....Mmmm! It was an agonizing 14 hours for me, I thought maybe they had changed the rules for entry so that DHers had to be in uniform as well as be on the crew manifest. Had to resist the urge to put on the zoot suit like Clark Kent in the lav on descent. My imbibing ruled that out, thank goodness. Who said no good ever comes from drinking alcohol?
It was so strange I still remember it several years later.
It was so strange I still remember it several years later.
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