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WhiskeyKilo 03-30-2017 01:02 PM

Next up: Delta won't hire you because you couldn't pass the Navy FITREP and fit into the Admiral's jacket.

Relax guys. It's a blazer.

voodiloquist 03-30-2017 02:08 PM


Originally Posted by captjns (Post 2332586)
I'm an expat. Uniform standards is not even a questions. In fact, uniform standards is not a questions with the majority of overseas carriers. My fellow expats read and discuss the dribble on APC, and this is just one where the wine comes out of one's nasai. We even have to wear the dreaded hat:eek:. Oh the humanity. But the good new is no ear buds, no back packs, or the weird colored reflecting sun glasses with white rims.:)

Go back to wherever you came from. And be sure to wear your jacket correctly along the way. Surely your "country " needs you.

CheapTrick 03-30-2017 02:11 PM


Originally Posted by WhiskeyKilo (Post 2332855)
Next up: Delta won't hire you because you couldn't pass the Navy FITREP and fit into the Admiral's jacket.

Relax guys. It's a blazer.

DAL won't hire you because you do not understand what a FITREP is.

NeverHome 03-30-2017 03:04 PM


Originally Posted by Omnipotent (Post 2332733)

Ah yes, because a Delta Captain is the diffinitiative authority on airlines. Never mind I dont operate under a Delta Carrier, or even work for Delta.

FWIW i have seen the video. Been a few years. I dont recall the captain mentioning how to button a blazer. Could be a minor oversight :rolleyes:

WingedCelt 03-30-2017 03:10 PM

LOL-everybody is going nuts over the blazer, and the vast majority can't find a proper hat size either. Love the ones that cram it down trying to make it fit like a baseball cap. Looks really "professional"...

Should I even go into the lack of shirts or slacks being pressed? Or are we still prioritizing the "Proper Wear and Appearance of the Professional Pilots Blazer"?

WesternSkies 03-30-2017 03:24 PM

Suit Coats, Blazers & Sport Coats are three similar but different things.

RI830 03-30-2017 03:29 PM

A hearty beard would go nice with a fully buttoned up double breasted suit. Maybe even wear your headset over your hat in the cockpit to top it off!

Pinchacabron 03-30-2017 03:49 PM

Let us not bring hats into this, the internet is riddled with proper hat etiquette that we,as pontificating professionals, chose to blindly ignore. I will practice buttoning my blazer when everyone agrees to "doff their hats" in the proper and accustomed fashion.

trescommas 03-30-2017 04:52 PM

(picture of Danny Noonan at the yacht club)

"Oh, so you're a Delta pilot, huh? A handsome fella. Hey man, I bet you were something before EFIS."

flightview 03-30-2017 08:51 PM


Originally Posted by OneEyedMonster (Post 2332605)
Well, our president wears his jacket open most of the time and with a tie that is at least a few inches too long, on a good day.

Ironically a pilot could say "If its good enough for the most powerful person in the world, its good enough for me while in the CLE terminal"

Nothing makes me laugh more than people, on an anonymous forum, forever telling others how to be a professional. I probably have flown with 50 pilots in my career that look great walking down a terminal but are worthless on the flighdeck, the opposite is equally true with the guy who looks like a slob but is great at the job.

You nerds are really having a conversation about the bottom button on a uniform blazer. This takes type A controlling pilot to an entire new level.



I am laughing, this is funny because it's true.


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