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For anyone wondering what kind of place this is, here is how Jetblue wishes you happy Thanksgiving:
Hello Crewmembers,
Each year as the holidays draw near and the operation picks up speed, Crewmembers across our network come together to deliver exceptional service to families travelling to see their loved ones. I love seeing the hospitality and care Crewmembers show our Customers, especially during the holidays, but I’m most proud when I see our Crewmembers living this important Value – Caring – with one another.
Many of us will non-rev at some point during this holiday season and find ourselves Blue Turning an aircraft with fellow Crewmembers. Sure, supporting Inflight and Airports Crewmembers with the Blue Turn is our standard for the privilege of pass riding, but our reason for doing it is rooted in the care we want to show to one another.
When we sit down with our family and friends this Thanksgiving, I know many of us will offer to help with the dishes once we’ve enjoyed our meals. Blue Turning with your fellow Crewmembers after you non-rev is similar to this thoughtful gesture you show your hosts.
Supporting each other during the Blue Turn allows our culture and spirit of teamwork to shine.
I hope each of you will find time to spend with your loved ones during this holiday season. And, if one of our planes brings you there, I know you’ll show fellow Crewmembers you care by introducing yourself, asking for some blue gloves, and helping Blue Turn our aircraft. It’s not only a requirement for keeping your pass riding privileges, it’s absolutely core to who we are at JetBlue.
Hello Crewmembers,
Each year as the holidays draw near and the operation picks up speed, Crewmembers across our network come together to deliver exceptional service to families travelling to see their loved ones. I love seeing the hospitality and care Crewmembers show our Customers, especially during the holidays, but I’m most proud when I see our Crewmembers living this important Value – Caring – with one another.
Many of us will non-rev at some point during this holiday season and find ourselves Blue Turning an aircraft with fellow Crewmembers. Sure, supporting Inflight and Airports Crewmembers with the Blue Turn is our standard for the privilege of pass riding, but our reason for doing it is rooted in the care we want to show to one another.
When we sit down with our family and friends this Thanksgiving, I know many of us will offer to help with the dishes once we’ve enjoyed our meals. Blue Turning with your fellow Crewmembers after you non-rev is similar to this thoughtful gesture you show your hosts.
Supporting each other during the Blue Turn allows our culture and spirit of teamwork to shine.
I hope each of you will find time to spend with your loved ones during this holiday season. And, if one of our planes brings you there, I know you’ll show fellow Crewmembers you care by introducing yourself, asking for some blue gloves, and helping Blue Turn our aircraft. It’s not only a requirement for keeping your pass riding privileges, it’s absolutely core to who we are at JetBlue.
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Joined APC: Apr 2011
Posts: 1,473
For anyone wondering what kind of place this is, here is how Jetblue wishes you happy Thanksgiving:
Hello Crewmembers,
Each year as the holidays draw near and the operation picks up speed, Crewmembers across our network come together to deliver exceptional service to families travelling to see their loved ones. I love seeing the hospitality and care Crewmembers show our Customers, especially during the holidays, but I’m most proud when I see our Crewmembers living this important Value – Caring – with one another.
Many of us will non-rev at some point during this holiday season and find ourselves Blue Turning an aircraft with fellow Crewmembers. Sure, supporting Inflight and Airports Crewmembers with the Blue Turn is our standard for the privilege of pass riding, but our reason for doing it is rooted in the care we want to show to one another.
When we sit down with our family and friends this Thanksgiving, I know many of us will offer to help with the dishes once we’ve enjoyed our meals. Blue Turning with your fellow Crewmembers after you non-rev is similar to this thoughtful gesture you show your hosts.
Supporting each other during the Blue Turn allows our culture and spirit of teamwork to shine.
I hope each of you will find time to spend with your loved ones during this holiday season. And, if one of our planes brings you there, I know you’ll show fellow Crewmembers you care by introducing yourself, asking for some blue gloves, and helping Blue Turn our aircraft. It’s not only a requirement for keeping your pass riding privileges, it’s absolutely core to who we are at JetBlue.
Hello Crewmembers,
Each year as the holidays draw near and the operation picks up speed, Crewmembers across our network come together to deliver exceptional service to families travelling to see their loved ones. I love seeing the hospitality and care Crewmembers show our Customers, especially during the holidays, but I’m most proud when I see our Crewmembers living this important Value – Caring – with one another.
Many of us will non-rev at some point during this holiday season and find ourselves Blue Turning an aircraft with fellow Crewmembers. Sure, supporting Inflight and Airports Crewmembers with the Blue Turn is our standard for the privilege of pass riding, but our reason for doing it is rooted in the care we want to show to one another.
When we sit down with our family and friends this Thanksgiving, I know many of us will offer to help with the dishes once we’ve enjoyed our meals. Blue Turning with your fellow Crewmembers after you non-rev is similar to this thoughtful gesture you show your hosts.
Supporting each other during the Blue Turn allows our culture and spirit of teamwork to shine.
I hope each of you will find time to spend with your loved ones during this holiday season. And, if one of our planes brings you there, I know you’ll show fellow Crewmembers you care by introducing yourself, asking for some blue gloves, and helping Blue Turn our aircraft. It’s not only a requirement for keeping your pass riding privileges, it’s absolutely core to who we are at JetBlue.
For anyone wondering what kind of place this is, here is how Jetblue wishes you happy Thanksgiving:
Hello Crewmembers,
Each year as the holidays draw near and the operation picks up speed, Crewmembers across our network come together to deliver exceptional service to families travelling to see their loved ones. I love seeing the hospitality and care Crewmembers show our Customers, especially during the holidays, but I’m most proud when I see our Crewmembers living this important Value – Caring – with one another.
Many of us will non-rev at some point during this holiday season and find ourselves Blue Turning an aircraft with fellow Crewmembers. Sure, supporting Inflight and Airports Crewmembers with the Blue Turn is our standard for the privilege of pass riding, but our reason for doing it is rooted in the care we want to show to one another.
When we sit down with our family and friends this Thanksgiving, I know many of us will offer to help with the dishes once we’ve enjoyed our meals. Blue Turning with your fellow Crewmembers after you non-rev is similar to this thoughtful gesture you show your hosts.
Supporting each other during the Blue Turn allows our culture and spirit of teamwork to shine.
I hope each of you will find time to spend with your loved ones during this holiday season. And, if one of our planes brings you there, I know you’ll show fellow Crewmembers you care by introducing yourself, asking for some blue gloves, and helping Blue Turn our aircraft. It’s not only a requirement for keeping your pass riding privileges, it’s absolutely core to who we are at JetBlue.
Hello Crewmembers,
Each year as the holidays draw near and the operation picks up speed, Crewmembers across our network come together to deliver exceptional service to families travelling to see their loved ones. I love seeing the hospitality and care Crewmembers show our Customers, especially during the holidays, but I’m most proud when I see our Crewmembers living this important Value – Caring – with one another.
Many of us will non-rev at some point during this holiday season and find ourselves Blue Turning an aircraft with fellow Crewmembers. Sure, supporting Inflight and Airports Crewmembers with the Blue Turn is our standard for the privilege of pass riding, but our reason for doing it is rooted in the care we want to show to one another.
When we sit down with our family and friends this Thanksgiving, I know many of us will offer to help with the dishes once we’ve enjoyed our meals. Blue Turning with your fellow Crewmembers after you non-rev is similar to this thoughtful gesture you show your hosts.
Supporting each other during the Blue Turn allows our culture and spirit of teamwork to shine.
I hope each of you will find time to spend with your loved ones during this holiday season. And, if one of our planes brings you there, I know you’ll show fellow Crewmembers you care by introducing yourself, asking for some blue gloves, and helping Blue Turn our aircraft. It’s not only a requirement for keeping your pass riding privileges, it’s absolutely core to who we are at JetBlue.
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It isn’t a requirement for us that is for sure. Should and must are very different.
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