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Originally Posted by 757Driver
(Post 2336669)
I'm hoping that by setting them straight you meant that you told them off for even approaching you and inquiring as to your status? Still hearing Continental this and Continental that at the ridiculous FPA's in SFO while they review tropospheres and 6 month old maintenance write-up history's.
More than once I've suggested to said offenders that they visit moveon.org and get over it. |
Originally Posted by Aviatorr
(Post 2336616)
What's wrong with boots??? Did I miss something in the FOM??
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Wings, hats, jackets....ALPA pins? All part of the uniform. I just flew with a guy, LCO, from IAH, no ALPA pin. He's retired military. 3rd trip out of SFO 777.
Met in ops. Asked what kind of pin he had on his tie, retired Army. Hmm, where were you hired?.....Says, "Doesn't matter any more." So he thinks I'm going to give him grief over CO, nope, no ALPA pin! Turns out it was a simple misunderstanding. He did not understand the importance of wearing the ALPA pin, his pin broke the pin off the back and didn't know how to get a new one. So, no problem, we talked, I told him how, trip was great. He'll have a pin for his next trip, BTW, a 20 year pin. Just didn't know. Now he does. Educate your piers. Contract talks are just around the corner. Sorry for high jacking the thread, but it was on my mind. |
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Originally Posted by Dave Fitzgerald
(Post 2336820)
Wings, hats, jackets....ALPA pins? All part of the uniform. I just flew with a guy, LCO, from IAH, no ALPA pin. He's retired military. 3rd trip out of SFO 777.
Met in ops. Asked what kind of pin he had on his tie, retired Army. Hmm, where were you hired?.....Says, "Doesn't matter any more." So he thinks I'm going to give him grief over CO, nope, no ALPA pin! Turns out it was a simple misunderstanding. He did not understand the importance of wearing the ALPA pin, his pin broke the pin off the back and didn't know how to get a new one. So, no problem, we talked, I told him how, trip was great. He'll have a pin for his next trip, BTW, a 20 year pin. Just didn't know. Now he does. Educate your piers. Contract talks are just around the corner. Sorry for high jacking the thread, but it was on my mind. |
Originally Posted by syd111
(Post 2336826)
Please Dave just a simple misunderstanding? Come on
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Originally Posted by 757Driver
(Post 2336669)
I'm hoping that by setting them straight you meant that you told them off for even approaching you and inquiring as to your status? Still hearing Continental this and Continental that at the ridiculous FPA's in SFO while they review tropospheres and 6 month old maintenance write-up history's.
More than once I've suggested to said offenders that they visit moveon.org and get over it. Saw a guy get out of the hotel van with a goatee and about 15 pieces of L-UA bling to include the old wings and hat. Before you think I'm anti-UA (I'm not) I'll agree that whiny CAL pilots have cornered the market on not wearing the ALPA pin because of some imagined wrongdoing. :) |
Originally Posted by IAHB756
(Post 2336771)
I'm talking about the hillbilly pointy toed, jacked up heal cowboy boots I've seen.
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Originally Posted by Deafguppy
(Post 2336847)
SFO is by far the worst as far as being still hung up on the merger and how bad CAL is/was.
Saw a guy get out of the hotel van with a goatee and about 15 pieces of L-UA bling to include the old wings and hat. Before you think I'm anti-UA (I'm not) I'll agree that whiny CAL pilots have cornered the market on not wearing the ALPA pin because of some imagined wrongdoing. :) |
Originally Posted by Dave Fitzgerald
(Post 2337222)
I'm not sure I agree with you. SFO is on the fringe certainly. But in a good way. Wear your pin. We have a fair amount of scabs, so buyer be ware. That is where I think the hang up is. Not necessarily about the merger. Scabs, yes.
Saw a guy hold the elevator for a scab, give him the friendly chit chat and regards. The scab was a ALPA pin wearer from the forgiven tribe. I recognized his name the other pilot didn't. I think that says a lot about ALPA when they are willing to forgive and give pins to those scabs. The corporation of ALPA is more important than the morality of ALPA. |
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