Can NetJets Pilots Not Be Friendly?
#52
Alrighty...after giving dozens of rides to NetJets Pilots over the last couple of years, I can not remember even a single one acknowledging me or my crew's mere existence...Today flying into ORD, for example, I smiled and nodded to the NetJets Captain walking off my aircraft and still he did not so much as look up!
So I'm just curious, NetJets folks, why no respect? Does it matter that you're not jumpseating, but paying passengers? You're in uniform. You're Pilots. Many of you are former RJ-Drivers...and besides, we're all flying these "little airplanes!"
We're just looking for the same respect we give you is all. Y'all don't have to kill with kindness, just a friendly nod of the head, shake of the hand...!
So I'm just curious, NetJets folks, why no respect? Does it matter that you're not jumpseating, but paying passengers? You're in uniform. You're Pilots. Many of you are former RJ-Drivers...and besides, we're all flying these "little airplanes!"
We're just looking for the same respect we give you is all. Y'all don't have to kill with kindness, just a friendly nod of the head, shake of the hand...!
How about this.... at the end of your flight, try standing at the cockpit door and say "Goodbye! Thanks for flying with us!" to EVERY passenger as they walk by. When the "revenue-generating Pilot passenger" approaches I'm pretty sure you will be pleased with the result. I wouldn't be surprised if you receive a cheerful "Thanks for the safe ride Captain!"
#53
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Joined APC: Jun 2006
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Its common professional courtesy to at least acknowledge a nod, not to mention just a quick hello.
I always do, if the crew is not busy.
Ive had NJ, United, AA, Frontier, Skywest, Keylime etc etc on board, United guys never say hi, nor does NJ
I always do, if the crew is not busy.
Ive had NJ, United, AA, Frontier, Skywest, Keylime etc etc on board, United guys never say hi, nor does NJ
#56
I'm a NJ pilot and I ALWAYS say hi or bye whichever the case may be. I hate it when people generalize about an entire group based on the limited experience they have.
#59
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haha this is priceless... I've never heard a truck driver b!tchin about his fellow truck drivers not saying hi to him at the truck stop.
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