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Old 05-19-2022, 02:06 PM
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Old 05-19-2022, 02:07 PM
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Yet you have failed to do that repeatedly. All you seem to do is try to steer the subject away from changing the beard rule.

Are you afraid to discuss beards?
beards, long hair, tats, and many other expressions should be allowed
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Allegiant is the first to change the beard rule.
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Remember Folks that a lot of companies have prohibited beards per their ops manuals which means that you may be denied a Jumpseat with a beard. You cannot expect a crew member to violate his or her manuals or company policies ( you are considered an ACM on the Jumpseat), when you are requesting a ride. This will become a jumpseating issue as more companies allow their pilots to sport beards. It will be interesting to see how all of this plays out.
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Remember Folks that a lot of companies have prohibited beards per their ops manuals which means that you may be denied a Jumpseat with a beard. You cannot expect a crew member to violate his or her manuals or company policies ( you are considered an ACM on the Jumpseat), when you are requesting a ride. This will become a jumpseating issue as more companies allow their pilots to sport beards. It will be interesting to see how all of this plays out.
I doubt that stops anyone.



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Originally Posted by Profane Kahuna View Post
I doubt that stops anyone.



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And I never said it did, I am simply pointing out it can happen and the the Captain is well within his rights if he does. I think it will become more of an issue as more airlines allow beards. Read the Allegiant announcement that was posted in entirety. That is all. I personally would wear a goatee if allowed, but it’s not so I don’t.
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Originally Posted by Profane Kahuna View Post
I doubt that stops anyone.



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Doesn't stop them from trying, and occasionally they get told to go shave real quick. I saw this recently, on DAL. Other JSer was regional, didn't have a beard but hadn't shaved in a while.

A bit illogical since most dispatchers can probably have beards, and they have to JS for currency. Not sure about feds, whether they have to comply with company pilot grooming standards. Don't recall seeing a bearded fed.
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Originally Posted by Profane Kahuna View Post
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"No 5 o'clock shadow" - there's the next battle; frankly I don't feel like shaving every day to move the aluminum tube around; luckily none of my employers have ever cared, but these "grooming standards" are fresh out of either 1950 or the military ca. 1995 (or in some cases, today).
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Originally Posted by 4dalulz View Post
"No 5 o'clock shadow" - there's the next battle; frankly I don't feel like shaving every day to move the aluminum tube around; luckily none of my employers have ever cared, but these "grooming standards" are fresh out of either 1950 or the military ca. 1995 (or in some cases, today).

The US mil is 100% no beards, unless necessary for operational reasons. The later only applies to special forces.

'Staches are pretty seriously limited, but allowed. Sideburns, barely.
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