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Originally Posted by ATISInformation
(Post 3840336)
And maybe haters will call me naive, but it's also, you know, nice to do nice things for others whether or not you get reimbursed for it...
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Originally Posted by John Carr
(Post 3840387)
When times are good, people do great things. I remember seeing this a few times prior to 9/11 when C2000 was in affect.
During the bankruptcy/post recession? Yeah, better luck next time........ |
Originally Posted by Fly4FunAA
(Post 3840391)
Exactly. If I were the Captain and I did this I would just treat it as a donation and community service.
I'm really glad that real life doesn't generally reflect the awful attitude of a select few on here. Good for this captain and it's great to see a good news item about UA in the press. People do notice this type of stuff. It doesn't take a lot to make someone's day better or give them a special memory. |
Originally Posted by Fly4FunAA
(Post 3840391)
Exactly. If I were the Captain and I did this I would just treat it as a donation and community service.
While the Capt In question is obviously not an Instagramer.........it begs the question: if you knew nobody would ever hear about this event be it on the company website, X, or national media.......Would you still do it? I think we all know the answer to that question Does not make it wrong or less admirable.....just sayin |
Originally Posted by Grumble
(Post 3840354)
I would submit the expense report with a link to the article, and nothing else.
If they choose not to reimburse him, he’ll get that money back…. In spades. |
Originally Posted by Guppydriver95
(Post 3840304)
Are you new? This is how they operate, and have operated for the 30 years I’ve been here. Talk a big game in public, and F the employees when the cameras are off. If he gets reimbursed, it would be a major change in the status quo. My money is on, “thanks for helping out our customers, but no reimbursement for you!”
I cleaned out the food coolers at a Hudson News a few years ago. Supposed to be a short flight, so no catering. We were going on almost 5 hours due to divert and a long ground delay. I called my CP and gave a heads up that I going to spend some money. I was given the green light and I made the purchase. Perhaps reimbursement depends on the CP, but I would do it again if I had to. |
"Merica could stand to lose a few lbs anyway....
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Originally Posted by 11atsomto
(Post 3840412)
it begs the question: if you knew nobody would ever hear about this event be it on the company website, X, or national media.......Would you still do it?
I think we all know the answer to that question What would be in the equation is did our company take care of the pax that are in a $hitty situation? We've all seen plenty of examples where the answer is no. If not, I'd probably do it. If I don't get or have to fight to get reimbursed, there likely would never be a second time. |
Originally Posted by Rama
(Post 3840281)
https://www.foxnews.com/travel/emergency-landing-prompts-united-airlines-pilot-order-dinner-150-passengers
Awesome guy you have at United. When people do this it takes pressure off the company to domthe right thing. It's not the responsibility of the captain to do this. His job ended when the parking break was set. Why was he even still there? I hate clowns like this. |
Originally Posted by C-17 Driver
(Post 3840417)
I cleaned out the food coolers at a Hudson News a few years ago. Supposed to be a short flight, so no catering. We were going on almost 5 hours due to divert and a long ground delay.
I called my CP and gave a heads up that I going to spend some money. I was given the green light and I made the purchase. Perhaps reimbursement depends on the CP, but I would do it again if I had to. |
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