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Std Deviation 01-21-2019 05:57 AM

One of our male flight attendants offered to buy my wool coat because, in his words, it was “faaaaaaaabbbbbbulous.”

Byrdmen 01-21-2019 06:37 AM


Originally Posted by seekingblue (Post 2746900)
Overcoat is great. I’m incognito and in uniform compliance. Win-win



Just for the record, the old blue overcoat is no longer allowed.

Sitting in BOS right now has me wondering if I could get away with pulling it out of retirement anyway.

Sure glad I earned my leather jacket years ago.


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rvr1800 01-21-2019 07:36 AM


Originally Posted by Std Deviation (Post 2747110)
Got the “DFW to BOS is in jeopardy can you help?” email this morning. If only I hadn’t dequaled as an FO weeks ago when I completed CA training. Expected OE? 2 more weeks. Expected fed ride ? 2 more weeks after that.

What base and plane?

AYLflyer 01-22-2019 08:48 AM

Only pilots will sit and ***** about a damn overcoat.

I don't understand the fascination with the leather jacket. Yesterday in -20 degree windchill I was able to stand outside and chop the ice off of my car with no issue. I really like a long overcoat that covers beyond my waist and down towards my knees. I'm also able to go into and out of stores/restaurants on cold overnights without having to worry about removing stripes or wings.

PSU Flyer 01-22-2019 09:27 AM


Originally Posted by AYLflyer (Post 2747819)
Only pilots will sit and ***** about a damn overcoat.

I don't understand the fascination with the leather jacket. Yesterday in -20 degree windchill I was able to stand outside and chop the ice off of my car with no issue. I really like a long overcoat that covers beyond my waist and down towards my knees. I'm also able to go into and out of stores/restaurants on cold overnights without having to worry about removing stripes or wings.

How does it work in the rain?

Bluedriver 01-22-2019 09:32 AM


Originally Posted by PSU Flyer (Post 2747834)
How does it work in the rain?

Whatever, it doesn't rain in the JB network...

I didn't like the leather jacket much. I do like how the new one makes me a secret agent when I don't want to be a "pilot" in the terminal. Have seen at least one dude put his eppellets (spelling? Don't really care) on the new coat... You're doing it WRONG dude! Defeats the whole purpose of being under-cover!

WhistlePig 01-22-2019 10:30 AM


Originally Posted by PSU Flyer (Post 2747834)
How does it work in the rain?

Not as well as my travel umbrella

PSU Flyer 01-22-2019 10:38 AM


Originally Posted by WhistlePig (Post 2747876)
Not as well as my travel umbrella

Does your travel umbrella also keep dog hair, lint, and dust from the overhead bins off of your jacket?

Bluedriver 01-22-2019 10:50 AM


Originally Posted by PSU Flyer (Post 2747883)
Does your travel umbrella also keep dog hair, lint, and dust from the overhead bins off of your jacket?

Just understand you are helping keep our aircraft clean, per mandatory company policy, by way of your jacket.

Speedbird2263 01-22-2019 11:00 AM


Originally Posted by Bluedriver (Post 2747892)
Just understand you are helping keep our aircraft clean, per mandatory company policy, by way of your jacket.

Well played my man, well played.


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