Eff your Cold Brew
08-24-2024 | 02:45 PM
#51
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I don’t know any of the legalities involved, but just for argument’s sake:
A. FAs have SSI info in their manuals too
B. All our manuals are digital
C. Our managers are privy to that SSI also
D. My bag gets searched 2-3 times a week by TSA, Customs, or a foreign equivalent
A. FAs have SSI info in their manuals too
B. All our manuals are digital
C. Our managers are privy to that SSI also
D. My bag gets searched 2-3 times a week by TSA, Customs, or a foreign equivalent
08-29-2024 | 11:57 AM
#52
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My point is, be careful about taking stuff off the planes. A caviler attutude here can be catastophic. Crew meals, water bottles have precedent with pilots only. Take a bite out of that wrap before you walk off the plane. Do not take anything else. I think flt ops has better sense than to test the issue, but the legalities are clear. Taking supplies off the plane is stealing company property. My inference here is the liquor. Not worth it to make that test.
I will not submit to any kind of search by company people. Law enforcement is a different matter. The flight attendants do not have that luxury.
I'll go to jail, cancel the flight, and have ALPA lawyers represent me, then I sue UAL for damages.
I will not submit to any kind of search by company people. Law enforcement is a different matter. The flight attendants do not have that luxury.
I'll go to jail, cancel the flight, and have ALPA lawyers represent me, then I sue UAL for damages.
08-29-2024 | 06:18 PM
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08-30-2024 | 07:53 PM
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08-30-2024 | 09:51 PM
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He's not talking about ordinary searches at TSA checkpoints.
09-01-2024 | 01:56 PM
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To reiderate....If TSA or law enforcement ask to search me or my belongings at the airport or onboard the aircraft (other than at the security checkpoint), I'll tell them to show me a warrant, and if they don't, I will tell them that I do not consent to any searches and simply walk away, and leave the sterile area if necessary.
09-02-2024 | 05:41 AM
#59
It's 5 o'clock somewhere
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I don’t know any of the legalities involved, but just for argument’s sake:
A. FAs have SSI info in their manuals too
B. All our manuals are digital
C. Our managers are privy to that SSI also
D. My bag gets searched 2-3 times a week by TSA, Customs, or a foreign equivalent
A. FAs have SSI info in their manuals too
B. All our manuals are digital
C. Our managers are privy to that SSI also
D. My bag gets searched 2-3 times a week by TSA, Customs, or a foreign equivalent
09-02-2024 | 05:44 AM
#60
It's 5 o'clock somewhere
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To reiderate....If TSA or law enforcement ask to search me or my belongings at the airport or onboard the aircraft (other than at the security checkpoint), I'll tell them to show me a warrant, and if they don't, I will tell them that I do not consent to any searches and simply walk away, and leave the sterile area if necessary.
Look closely at every airport and you'll see signs informing you that by stepping on airport property and entering the sterile area you consent to search of all belongings.
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