Uniform donation for new hires
02-01-2022 | 05:14 AM
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02-01-2022 | 06:10 AM
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From: Aircraft & Seat: old & hard
02-01-2022 | 04:46 PM
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It’s honestly not a problem. Other than the near ubiquitous north face jackets on first year guys I haven’t seen anyone stand out for their shade of pants save one guy with some seriously faded dockers. I doubt the pax can tell who’s not sporting the right shade of blue if I can’t.
02-01-2022 | 07:03 PM
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It’s honestly not a problem. Other than the near ubiquitous north face jackets on first year guys I haven’t seen anyone stand out for their shade of pants save one guy with some seriously faded dockers. I doubt the pax can tell who’s not sporting the right shade of blue if I can’t.
Or there’s the guy that made his own Spirit suit and called it his uniform.
02-01-2022 | 07:25 PM
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There’s another guy, super nice btw, who does some kinda of ascot tie look instead the standard buttoned up, double Windsor look. By and large, it’s a lot more uniform than the webz would lead you to believe.
02-02-2022 | 05:49 AM
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I saw that guy, had me puzzled. There is a female CA who doesn’t even wear a tie. I’ve seen her a few times and it’s open collar, no tie. Maybe I’m missing the part in which female pilots don’t have to wear a tie; hell, they even have that sweet little tie I see some wear
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