Tool of the day
08-25-2018, 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by tomgoodman
Airline culture must have changed. We always kept our crew together, and if the van was short of seats, we would send the F/As and wait for the next one. No problem. 
08-25-2018, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by tomgoodman
Airline culture must have changed. We always kept our crew together, and if the van was short of seats, we would send the F/As and wait for the next one. No problem.
08-25-2018, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted by tomgoodman
Airline culture must have changed. We always kept our crew together, and if the van was short of seats, we would send the F/As and wait for the next one. No problem.
08-25-2018, 08:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Floobs
Back on topic about leaving the f/A's after we land. We are all adults here that can take care of ourselves. There is no reason for the front end crew to hang around while we wait for the entire plane to deplane of we're going to hotel that has a scheduled van run.
I can understand if the van is for hire.
I can understand if the van is for hire.
Plenty of reasons for waiting, you obviously possess a limited mental reasoning as to why.
No use in explaining, I'll just laugh with the FA's while discussing your ilk's leadership skills on the next flights.
Don't feel bad, plenty of small shoes for your type to fill.
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08-25-2018, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Dolphinflyer
You're worthless as a leader, everyone here realizes that.
Plenty of reasons for waiting, you obviously possess a limited mental reasoning as to why.
No use in explaining, I'll just laugh with the FA's while discussing your ilk's leadership skills on the next flights.
Don't feel bad, plenty of small shoes for your type to fill.
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Congrats "Tool of the Day" Mr Floobs
Plenty of reasons for waiting, you obviously possess a limited mental reasoning as to why.
No use in explaining, I'll just laugh with the FA's while discussing your ilk's leadership skills on the next flights.
Don't feel bad, plenty of small shoes for your type to fill.
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Congrats "Tool of the Day" Mr Floobs
08-25-2018, 11:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Dolphinflyer
You're worthless as a leader, everyone here realizes that.
Plenty of reasons for waiting, you obviously possess a limited mental reasoning as to why.
No use in explaining, I'll just laugh with the FA's while discussing your ilk's leadership skills on the next flights.
Don't feel bad, plenty of small shoes for your type to fill.
("Back on topic"...……..Priceless)
Congrats "Tool of the Day" Mr Floobs
Plenty of reasons for waiting, you obviously possess a limited mental reasoning as to why.
No use in explaining, I'll just laugh with the FA's while discussing your ilk's leadership skills on the next flights.
Don't feel bad, plenty of small shoes for your type to fill.
("Back on topic"...……..Priceless)
Congrats "Tool of the Day" Mr Floobs
08-26-2018, 12:39 AM
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Originally Posted by Floobs
What does getting to the hotel have anything to do with "leadership"?
In 27 years in the airline business, in the above situation, I’ve NEVER ditched a cabin crew heading to the same hotel because I couldn’t wait the extra 7-10 minutes.
I’ll also say this: if a captain ever suggested this, I’d politely tell him that I’m waiting, and I’d wave him goodby as he left to take the van to the hotel, alone.
Last edited by 450knotOffice; 08-26-2018 at 12:50 AM.
08-26-2018, 01:24 AM
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Originally Posted by 450knotOffice
Well, if the cabin and cockpit crew are BOTH staying at the same hotel, then the normal, polite thing to do is go together - like a crew. The impression you give if you leave them is, “Screw you. I can’t and won’t wait. You’re on your own.”, which certainly does NOT subscribe to the “we’re in this together” CREW mentality, and says everything about your leadership ability - and not in a good way.
In 27 years in the airline business, in the above situation, I’ve NEVER ditched a cabin crew heading to the same hotel because I couldn’t wait the extra 7-10 minutes.
I’ll also say this: if a captain ever suggested this, I’d politely tell him that I’m waiting, and I’d wave him goodby as he left to take the van to the hotel, alone.
In 27 years in the airline business, in the above situation, I’ve NEVER ditched a cabin crew heading to the same hotel because I couldn’t wait the extra 7-10 minutes.
I’ll also say this: if a captain ever suggested this, I’d politely tell him that I’m waiting, and I’d wave him goodby as he left to take the van to the hotel, alone.
THIS!!!
The only excuses for ditching the crew are staying at a different hotel, being on short rest or if you take your own transportation to the hotel.
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