Another brilliant flight attendant
Einstein of the week award winner.
Flight Attendant Charged With Stealing Mini Liquor Bottles - ABC News |
...embarrassing!!! maybe I should stop asking for water, I'm sure random bag searches are around the corner!!!
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A very long time ago, we had a F/A who took his own booze to work and charged the airline rate. He never showed any sales on any of his flights and that raised some suspicion (going to the Bahamas, Key West and back!). He got greedy and started charging for Coke's and someone complained which is when he got caught.
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$1 each? Not a great businesswomen, this one.
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What a dumbass!
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Originally Posted by Ar Pilot
(Post 2128755)
$1 each? Not a great businesswomen, this one.
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I see it on my commutes all the time. Just last week the FA in first filled up a sick-sack with a bunch of minis and jammed it in her bag.
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Originally Posted by DENpilot
(Post 2128929)
I see it on my commutes all the time. Just last week the FA in first filled up a sick-sack with a bunch of minis and jammed it in her bag.
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Originally Posted by DENpilot
(Post 2128929)
I see it on my commutes all the time. Just last week the FA in first filled up a sick-sack with a bunch of minis and jammed it in her bag.
Gotta get the Capt liquored up on the overnight! :D :eek: |
Originally Posted by Poser765
(Post 2128962)
Yeah it's not just flight attendants, and it is not uncommon.
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Originally Posted by Ar Pilot
(Post 2128755)
$1 each? Not a great businesswomen, this one.
Those minis sell for $1.50 in Crystal City's liquor store ($$$), hard to get much more than that for them elsewhere, what would you suggest she charge? |
Originally Posted by Name User
(Post 2129000)
Those minis sell for $1.50 in Crystal City's liquor store ($$$), hard to get much more than that for them elsewhere, what would you suggest she charge?
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Originally Posted by CaptYoda
(Post 2128751)
A very long time ago, we had a F/A who took his own booze to work and charged the airline rate. He never showed any sales on any of his flights and that raised some suspicion (going to the Bahamas, Key West and back!). He got greedy and started charging for Coke's and someone complained which is when he got caught.
I think some FA's just sell the company's liquor and still keep the cash and not reporting the sale. |
Had one years ago do this. She'd refill the minis w/ booze at home, pretend to be breaking the seal as she gave it to the passenger, and pocket the dough. Company was big on liquor sales and got suspicious when she never turned in a liquor sales report or showed no sales on it. Put a ghost rider on her flight, boom, busted and fired.
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Then there's the other side...
Back in the late 1970s, had a non-rev accuse a flight attendant of stealing liquor minis from the 1st class galley. He reported it to me and I passed it on to the captain. He, the passenger, saw something he thought was theft. The F/A in question did take some minis from first class to sell in coach because they ran out of what they needed. The captain quickly got to the bottom of it then told the passenger to go ******* himself. We never heard anything else about it. |
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Originally Posted by Otterbox
(Post 2128991)
For personal consumption only...
Is it wrong? Heck yeah! Does it happen often? Heck yeah, again! Now, what this person did in the article is a whole new level of dumb. How they didn't think someone would catch on and MAYBE have an issue with them selling stolen minis on craigslist (or whatever) is beyond me. |
Originally Posted by JohnnyDingus
(Post 2129068)
I think some FA's just sell the company's liquor and still keep the cash and not reporting the sale.
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Originally Posted by FloridaLarry
(Post 2129917)
That's why most airlines only take plastic for in-cabin sales.
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Originally Posted by FloridaLarry
(Post 2129917)
That's why most airlines only take plastic for in-cabin sales.
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