Yeah, just heard the new airline being announced on the news on the radio, creating 50 new jobs for Dublin. They'll have to hurry anyway as their web site claims flights start at the beginning of May.
Anyway I just could resist sharing this with you. I saw it on their web page under first class service:
"Dress Code
First Class passengers, including children, are required to observe our strict dress code which is smart-casual (no jeans, shorts, t-shirts, trainers, sandals, beach or sports-wear.)"
BRILLINAT isn't it?? What, a throw back to First class travel in the 50's?
So, will economy passengers wearing jeans or other such clothing have to board through the rear of the a/c? Just so as not to offend any of Jet Green Airway's esteemed first class passengers?
And the poor cabin crew, they'll be told, don't bother checking the boarding passes, just inspect their clothes!?!
And what happens to the first class passenger wearing for example a pair of Calvin Klein which cost him/her €150? Will he/she be donw-graded to Get Green's "Standard" class? While the gentleman wearing the €15 grey slacks from M&S can take his first class seat?? Come on...
And all this on a holiday flight? Probably why they're advertising €1 fares for first 12 bookings on each flight. This is probable for the poor first class passengers... they'll get their booking confirmation with a note saying, "Congratulation on your €1 first class booking from Dublin to Malaga. To entitle you to travel on your flight, you mist bring proof (receipt) of your purchase of new clothing just for your flight with us of a value of at least €500".
Haha!