Relax Bligh. Give him a few more years in the industry being surrounded by people like you and he may be bitter and critical as well.

 

So let me understand this, the "cap's" PA is the thing that ruined your ability to rest comfortably on a cramped, crowded, legroom-restrictive, presumably moldish-smelling, Regional Jet after a heavy night of sailing around with captain Morgan?

 

I wanna party w/ you Dude! Cheers H...

 

What, no Spicolli fans...Fast Times...Ridgemont High...tastey waves, cool Buz...chirp chirp chirp...oh me...Disregard

 

My dad's a tv repairman...he's got an awesome set of tools

 

Dead heading for a trip of course

 

Alright Hamilton!

 

You all can talk about this...



I'll be thinking about this...

 

I was on a flight from DEN-MIA on AA. I was travelling as revenue passenger wearing civilian clothe. When the door closed I got up and went to the very last row because it was completely empty. When I got to the seats I noticed all of the FA bags. I asked her kindly if she could move the bags and she replied with “the last row is reserved for flight attendance to supervise the passengers during the flight”

I dint realize bankruptcy court approved AA to block 6 revenue seats for FAs to “supervise” the passengers. During the flight I looked back to see how hard they were “supervising,” they did look busy supervising with there ipads and eyelids closed!

Not sure if she was a tool for lying…maybe just lazy!!!! If it really is AA procedure to have FAs sit in the last row for a 4 hour flight, than I apologize. But I highly doubt it is!

 

Flight attendants like to use the last row instead of the jumpseats to sit in. Unfortunately unless you know this you upset them when you see an empty row in the back and drop in. No one ever told me that until I told a similar story to yours and a Flight Attendant told me that.