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Originally Posted by starship
(Post 1745583)
Same with RAH. I think a lot of regionals are like that.
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ClutchCargo,
From your link, According to Nick Sullivan at Esquire, "In the U.S., blazer has come to mean anything that has sleeves and lapels and is worn with unmatched trousers, but there are key differences. He noted "...a blazer usually means a patch pocket, navy blue jacket with gold or (occasionally) silver buttons." Regarding the suit jacket, Sullivan adds, "Finally, a suit jacket will always be made of the finer stuff, i.e., worsted wool, and smooth to the touch." Remember, this is a general guide and the differences are not always so easily defined. |
Only on APC will you see a thread morph into a cockfight about blazer vs jacket.
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Originally Posted by Redundant Guy
(Post 1745653)
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Originally Posted by starship Same with RAH. I think a lot of regionals are like that. Not the important ones though. ASA and XJT both wear them on the shirt. haha true dat |
PSA pilots wear wings - plastic ones, I think ;)
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I don't wear wings. My big sunglasses say it all for me😙
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I'm not poking holes in my sexy shirts
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Originally Posted by Redundant Guy
(Post 1745653)
Not the important ones though. ASA and XJT both wear them on the shirt.
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Wings? Hell, I have enough trouble remembering to put pants on after some overnights. No one is gonna see them anyway when I'm rocking my new awesome, radioactive green safety vest, in the food court. F that vest...
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Not required at envoy, when we got the new wings from eagle to envoy I decided I'm not wearing them anymore.
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