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#721
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I’m glad they threw a pin in there, too. I see wayyyy too many pilots not wearing a pin, don’t know if they have a pin, don’t know where to get a pin. It’s quite sad, really.
“Who!?!?, who doesn’t want to wear the ribbon?!?!?” Iykyk.
“Who!?!?, who doesn’t want to wear the ribbon?!?!?” Iykyk.
#722
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Joined: May 2021
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I agree, we should all be wearing an ALPA pin of some kind.
I think United’s culture surrounding it is a bit toxic, but I do like that virtually 100% of their pilots, with some noted exceptions, wear that pin every day. Going to work without pants would be more acceptable to those guys than not wearing the pin.
#724
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That’s a culture thing, I think. It’s not something that’s emphasized heavily by anyone other than ALPA reps, for the most part.
I agree, we should all be wearing an ALPA pin of some kind.
I think United’s culture surrounding it is a bit toxic, but I do like that virtually 100% of their pilots, with some noted exceptions, wear that pin every day. Going to work without pants would be more acceptable to those guys than not wearing the pin.
I agree, we should all be wearing an ALPA pin of some kind.
I think United’s culture surrounding it is a bit toxic, but I do like that virtually 100% of their pilots, with some noted exceptions, wear that pin every day. Going to work without pants would be more acceptable to those guys than not wearing the pin.
#725
That’s a culture thing, I think. It’s not something that’s emphasized heavily by anyone other than ALPA reps, for the most part.
I agree, we should all be wearing an ALPA pin of some kind.
I think United’s culture surrounding it is a bit toxic, but I do like that virtually 100% of their pilots, with some noted exceptions, wear that pin every day. Going to work without pants would be more acceptable to those guys than not wearing the pin.
I agree, we should all be wearing an ALPA pin of some kind.
I think United’s culture surrounding it is a bit toxic, but I do like that virtually 100% of their pilots, with some noted exceptions, wear that pin every day. Going to work without pants would be more acceptable to those guys than not wearing the pin.
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